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School of Companion Animal Science

Canine and Feline Breeder Program
(In Development)

A responsible breeder of companion animals will be focused on advancement of the breed and should be knowledgeable about how to select the parents of each litter, guiding animals through the breeding, pregnancy, birthing and weaning process. With an emphasis on good health and minimizing congenital defects, breeders should also promote desirable attributes in behavior through intervention during the animal's early period of temperament development. Finally, breeders should be aware of the ethical issues surrounding dog and cat issues including pet overpopulation, the need for placement follow-up, obedience training, and spaying and neutering family pets. This 240 Clock Hour program is designed to convey this knowledge and award graduates with a diploma, which may serve as evidence to anyone who is concerned about locating an educated and responsible breeder.
  1. CAS 133 - Canine and Feline Reproduction (48 Clock Hours) (4.8 CEU's)
  2. CAS 120 - Canine and Feline Nutrition (48 Clock Hours) (4.8 CEU's)
  3. CAS 107 - Puppy and Kitten Behavioral Development (48 Clock Hours) (4.8 CEU's)
  4. CAS 135 - Companion Animal Handling and Care (48 Clock Hours) (4.8 CEU's)
  5. CAS 138 - Ethical Issues in Companion Animal Breeding (48 Clock Hours) (4.8 CEU's)
 

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At that time, the American Institute for Animal Science ceased operations. See www.amcollege.com for further information.
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