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Canine Training & Management

SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill

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The Bachelor of Technology Degree in Canine Training and Management is designed to provide students with the opportunity for in- depth study in the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully train and manage dogs, including subjects in biology, anatomy, training, behavior, management, health, genetics, nutrition and physiology. The program offers the range and depth of course work to enter directly into the field of canine training and management or to pursue graduate studies.

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120 credits

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In-Person

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  • New York

    New York

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