Dog training appeals to them because they can work with animals and be their own boss. Occupations can be adapted for workers with disabilities. Persons should contact their school or employment counselors, their state office of vocational rehabilitation, or their state department of labor to explore fully their individual needs and requirements as well as the requirements of the occupation. Social and Psychological Factors Dog training, especially for those who also run kennels, can be demanding and stressful. Dogs must be fed every day.
Training goes on at least six days a week.
Sessions with dogs can be frustrating. If they are trained correctly, dogs can remember what they learned from one day to the next. Dogs react differently to training. Owners may expect too much of both the dog and the trainer. Persons who fear dogs should never become trainers.