Canine Behaviour and Psychology (CBP)
Understand how dogs think, communicate, and behave, and learn to read their body language with confidence. Discover practical strategies to manage aggression and connect with dogs of all breeds and temperaments.
- Teacher: Rachel Pechek
Canine Anatomy and Physiology (CAP)
Master how the canine body works—from healthy organs and systems to common diseases caused by aging or injury. Learn how anatomy and physiology guide effective care, movement, and recovery for dogs of all ages.
- Teacher: Rachel Pechek
Canine Anatomy and Physiology - Part 1 (CAP l)
This is part 1 of our two-part Canine Systemic Anatomy and Physiology course. Build a strong foundation in canine anatomy and physiology, covering the nervous, circulatory, respiratory, and digestive systems. Learn how these systems work together to sustain life and prepare for clinical practice.
Canine Anatomy and Physiology - Part 2 (CAP ll)
Continue your journey through canine anatomy and physiology, exploring the urinary, reproductive, endocrine, and musculoskeletal systems. Learn how these systems work together to maintain health, movement, and vitality in dogs.
Canine Pathology and Disease (CPD)
Master the pathology and pathophysiology of over 100 canine conditions, from arthritis and organ disease to oncology and sensory loss. Learn causes, clinical signs, prevention strategies, and common treatment methods so you can provide informed, collaborative, and effective osteopathic care.
- Teacher: Rachel Pechek
Canine Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics (C-FAB)
Explore the mechanics of canine movement and the musculoskeletal system in detail. Learn to analyze biomechanics and identify muscular compensations to support health, mobility, and performance.
- Teacher: Rachel Pechek
Canine Neurophysiology (C-NPS)
Explore the canine nervous system, from neurons and neural junctions to major nerves and circuits. Learn how the brain and nerves coordinate movement, sensation, and behavior in dogs.
- Teacher: Rachel Pechek
Canine Clinical Assessment (C-CLA)
Learn the essential steps of a canine osteopathic assessment, including palpation, gait analysis, and neurological testing. Develop the skills to recognize contraindications and make informed clinical decisions.
- Teacher: Rachel Pechek