Dog Training Insurance including all Pet Behaviourists

In a perfect world, all pets and companion animals and their owners live peacefully together, however for those times when that doesn’t happen dog trainers and pet behaviourists step in to help.

Dog training insurance is vital when dealing with potentially badly behaving and aggressive animals. You are responsible for the safety of the animals and for their actions whilst they are in your care. Your advice and opinion are also seen as part of your professional business.

As a pet trainer you need to be sure you have insurance covering the right areas of your work – not only for your peace of mind, but also for your clients.

Dog training insurance includes services in a group, class or even on a one to one basis – training can include a range of disciplines including obedience, behaviour, agility.

At Pet Business International we understand the various issues Pet Behaviourists face and have developed a package to suit Behaviourists that work in a group, class or even on a one to one basis for various pets and animals. Pet Behaviourists often work with a range of animals, as well as dogs, and deal with various issues including: aggression, fussy eating, destructiveness, pulling, jumping, barking, travel issues and nervousness.

You can tailor a package to suit your own individual needs, including;

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Money Back Guarantee

Just starting up? Change or even cancel your policy anytime without any administration fees. Even better – Pet Business International will refund your money, pro-rata, for any unused period of cover (as long as you haven’t made a claim of course!).


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