Professional development
DBR Training
Training pathways for professionals who want to use the DBR24© and DBR-T© tools competently and confidently.
Training overview
To become a licensed user of the DBR24© and DBR-T© professionals are required to attend a formal training course. Courses cover the structured professional judgement approach, risk item rating, severity considerations, and the integration of findings into safeguarding and risk management planning.
Who is training for?
DBR24©
- Clinical Animal Behaviourists
- Expert witnesses in dog behaviour
- Professionals with knowledge and experience of working with dogs displaying human directed aggression
DBR-T©
- Frontline police officers
- Health and social care professionals
- Animal welfare officers
- Dog wardens
- Dog trainers
- Clinical Animal behaviourists
Prerequisites
Individuals wishing to complete a DBR24© training course are required to have a thorough understanding of dog behaviour and experience of working with dogs who have used human directed aggression.
There are no prerequisites for individuals wishing to complete theDBR-T© training course.
Upcoming courses
Dates, locations, and booking information will be listed here. For current availability or to arrange bespoke training, please contact us via the contact page.