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Do you want to master animal training or merely be a technician? To be a master, you need to understand the science of learning theory. I’ve put together a book that uses learning theory to teach learning theory. The first rule of good teaching, is make it fun.

Keeping a record of the animals you have trained is a rewarding but often overlooked project for the trainer. This journal keeps them all easy to find and easy to remember.

The heart of animal training is contact time between the trainer and the animal. Keep professional records for the work you do. These records will encourage good habits and more efficient training.

A simple dot journal for writing out your dog training plans the professional way. Clean and flexible, this format will keep your plans organized and neat.

The "Veterinary Technician Guide to ER/ICU" is a compact yet comprehensive pocket handbook designed for daily use by veterinary technicians working in emergency and critical care settings. This indispensable resource covers essential subjects such as medical math, injectable medications and ECG's. Additionally, the guide offers valuable insights into common diseases and emergencies encountered in ER/ICU environments. In each section it allows space for your own notes on your hospital's protocols. With its practical approach and convenient format, this pocket guide is an essential companion for veterinary technicians seeking to excel in emergency and critical care medicine.