the natural behaviour patterns, body language and communication methods of the animal.their responsibility, accountability and autonomy for duty of care of animals under the current animal welfare legislation.how the needs of animals under your duty of care may be assessed and addressed.how to carry out risk assessments related to the training environment.its need to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease.any need to be housed with, or apart from, other animals.its need to exhibit normal behaviour patterns.its need for a suitable diet (and water).current legislation, including health and safety and animal welfare, work place policies and procedures.Knowledge - An Animal Trainer will require a comprehensive understanding of: Typical Job roles include: zoo & safari park trainers, service animal trainers (including search and rescue), commercial animal trainers, assistance animal trainers, audio- visual industry animal trainers, animal obedience trainers, animal behaviour trainers. You will have a professional approach to showing compassion, respect, patience and tolerance in all situations to people and animals. Working patterns will involve irregular hours and in all weather conditions. This standard also covers your interactions with the animal, developing training plans to reinforce desirable behaviours/reduce undesirable behaviours as well as reviewing and evaluating training to ensure goals are met and plans continue to be appropriate. This may involve training the animal to undertake specific tasks, or more general training. Occupational profile: As an Animal Trainer, you plan, manage, deliver and review the training of the animals you are working with using positive, reward based training methods. Animal trainer Reference Number: ST0398 Details of standard

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