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Wu Mu, I saw someone recommend you in Zhihu ~ I majored in Korean, not zoology or veterinary medicine. When I was an exchange student in Korea, I saw that there were many pet kindergartens in Korea, and I especially liked small animals. I especially wanted to be a pet trainer at that time. After returning home, I found that this profession was badly needed in Beijing and Shanghai, so I wanted to learn this and then I wanted to be a trainer. I searched a lot on the internet, and the information was a hodgepodge. I became more and more confused, and then I found you in Zhihu and asked for advice. I wonder if Mu Mu knows about it? If you have relevant information, where should you go to learn relevant knowledge or training, and how can you get the relevant qualification certificate?

ebony

Thank you. Hello,

Thank you very much for your question!

I really don't know much about the information about pet trainers. However, I will try my best to answer your questions and hope to help you. After consulting classmates and friends, non-professionals can also become pet trainers after training, because pet trainers themselves don't need much medical knowledge and can go to special pet trainer training schools to study. After graduation, the school will naturally issue qualification certificates according to the level of learning technology. After that, you can apply for a permit.

ebony

Pet trainer is not a particularly easy job, but a very fulfilling job! (A sense of accomplishment in successfully training pets) Be caring, patient, confident and responsible for pets. Especially bitter, not a clean job, but also very boring and lonely. There is also the risk of being bitten … and there must be some difficult and challenging work. If you want to do it, there is basically no holiday, and you have to deal with dogs all day. Girls should suffer a certain degree and be prepared psychologically.

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Well, thank you Mu Mu for your answer. This answer is already great. I also want to ask if there are any training schools in Mu Mu that you can recommend.

ebony

You're welcome. I also want to try my best to give a comprehensive answer, hoping to help you. From training to formal employment, it usually takes one year of study and experience, and you can operate independently. Debut income will not be too high, 3,000 to 5,000, and Beishangguang may be higher. But the longer this business is, the more valuable it is. After several years of experience, if you also form your own set of training methods and theoretical knowledge, your monthly salary can reach more than1w. Give 1-3 dogs foster training every month, plus parent-child classes and online classes, and it will be easy to get over 1w in one month. If you are not afraid of hard work and are willing to increase foster care training, it is possible to spend 2-3 weeks a month.

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Well, thanks to Mu Mu! ! ! Like ~

ebony

It is recommended to purchase the National Professional Standard for Pet Trainers compiled by People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.

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Well, thank you. I was going to buy it, but I'm still thinking about it. I want to wait until the results of the postgraduate entrance examination come out

ebony

Well, this job is a bit difficult. Think it over.

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I think it's ok. I like dogs very much, so I have a cat myself. I grew up with cats and dogs. When I was a child, no one played at home, only cats and dogs, all kinds of cats and dogs.

ebony

Only when you choose your favorite job can you be motivated. Don't worry, prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination first. I wish you good luck in the written exam and interview.

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thank you