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Professional Career Program/ K-9 & Equine Psychology Course
This program offers over 600 hours of hands-on training & lecture. The courses will teach you everything you need to know in order to be a successful groomer. Upon completion you will be ready to work for a grooming shop or open up a shop of your own! As part of this excellent program you will learn the Psychology of the K-9 (dog) and Equine (horse) mind and body. You will learn the mostly unspoken language of these wonderful animals so you can understand how to communicate with them and be successful in your new career!
Tuition: $9,600 Equipment: $1,495 TOTAL: $11,095
Deposit $150 (non-refundable). $150 Deposit is DUE at time of REGISTRATION & holds the students’ spot in class and is applied to the total balance.
We must have the equipment amount of: $1,495 paid two weeks prior to the start of class. This will allow us to order the grooming equipment and have it ready for the first day of class. The remaining amount of $9,450 can be paid off in either 2, 4 or 6 payments. This can be arranged with our Finance adviser at time of Registration. Click here for 2022 payment options
Hobby Program/ K-9 & Equine Psychology Course
Learn how to groom your own dog from start to finish. This course includes skills in Bathing and Brushing and Styling with a focus on safety to create an enjoyable experience for you and your dog. The K-9 & Equine (horse) Psychology method is also trained. You will learn the body language and techniques of communication of the K-9 (dog) and Equine world so everyone HUMAN and PUP enjoy the grooming experience.
Tuition: $1,500 Equipment: $400 (free) TOTAL: $1,500
Deposit: $50 (non-refundable)
We must have the equipment amount of: $1,495 paid two weeks prior to the start of class. This will allow us to order the grooming equipment and have it ready for the first day of class. The remaining amount of $1,450 can be paid off in either 2, 4 or 6 payments. This can be arranged with our Finance adviser at time of Registration.
