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WHY IACP

Dog trainer agility
 Past President and Co-Founder Cyndy Douan
demonstrating with her dog Riff
 
The IACP is recognized as the premier  organization in  maintaining the highest  standards of  professional and business practice among canine professionals. We provide support and representation for all professional occupations involved with  any aspect of canine management, health, training and husbandry. 
 
 Our membership includes many of the most successful trainers and writers in the dog world. It also includes veterinarians, groomers, pet fence installers, as well as pet supply manufacturers, distributors and retailers.
 
Whether you are a dog owner, dog trainer, canine professional or someone who just loves dogs. This Association is there to support, guide, educate and network with the primary aim of building a better world for dogs and their owners.
 
Seeking a dog trainer in your area, looking to join an Association of fellow professional or searching for advice to help you make your life with your dog so much more enjoyable. The IACP is the Association which can and will provide the answers.

 
So
 
        WHAT IS IACP          

The International Association of Canine Professionals is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of professional and business practices among canine professionals. The IACP Mission Statement defines the goals, and the Code of Conduct provides the rules and guidelines to assure professionalism, integrity and the highest standards among members within the canine industry.
 
What is the definition of a Canine Professional for the IACP?
A Canine Professional is an individual pursuing or engaged in an occupation, vocation, or activity related to dogs. Examples: Dog Trainer, Veterinarian, Groomer, Kennel Manager, etc. Anyone in the field of dogs can become a member.
 
How will the IACP help me?
The IACP will provide you and your business with a wealth of resources for meeting the challenges of the Canine Profession. The IACP is designed to support your work in the industry and offers many services including but not limited to: networking, education, business support, and marketing. Along with other members of the IACP, you will be supporting and enhancing a recognized image of professionalism. You will not only be a member of an international organization, you will be encouraged to actively participate in the organization through our local and regional chapter meetings and events.
 
Who can Join?
Anyone who qualifies as a Canine Professional. There are three main levels of membership; PROFESSIONAL Member, ASSOCIATE Member, and AFFILIATE Member. These categories allow the IACP the opportunity to welcome all persons, from the student or hobbyist to the owner of a canine-related business. As a part of our networking and educational opportunities, we encourage all those involved in the canine industry to join our organization. For more information on the membership levels and benefits, visit our Membership Section in the Professional Files of this web site.

 
How do I apply?
You may contact the IACP by phone, at our head office address, or by e-mail to request an application. You may also print out our online Application Form in the Professionals section. Complete the form and mail with your check

The Association for 
DOG TRAINERS
GROOMERS
KENNEL OWNERS
VETERINARIANS
PET SITTERS
DOG HANDLERS
RETAILERS
& ALL CANINE PROFESSIONALS
INTERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION
OF CANINE PROFESSIONALS
P.O.Box 560156
Montverde, Fl. 34756-0156
USA
(407) 469-2008
E-Mail -
iacp@mindspring.com
http://canineprofessionals.com

 



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