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Introductory example showing an applicant register for the system and submit an application for a Certified Office Dog credential. Parent page: Training Modules Curriculum index: Curriculum Last updated: for 11.0.0; includes NGLP and Pathways |
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From the login screen, use the “Get Started” button on the left to register for a new account.
Enter all of your (Fido’s) account information. You will need to use an email address not already present in the TRAINING database. Click the orange Submit button when finished.
After submitting the form, you will be asked to confirm ownership of the email address by entering a code that you were emailed. You can copy the code from the email, or click the link in the email instead.
After creating an account, you will be asked to upload a recent photo and to successfully answer a super-secret-doggo-only screening question.
Step 2: Begin the Office Dog application
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Click the “+” icon in the Vaccination Records section and then fill out the form. (You can upload any random text file as the Vet Records, but feel free to “get into character” and upload real documents from your actual vet if you’re into method acting…)
The screen will update, and the bar next to the “Vaccination Records” header will turn green. This means that you have completed all of the requirements in that section. Nice work!
Next, click the “+” icon in the “Training” section to enter the training classes you’ve taken.
Multiple approved training courses exist, and in order to take the exam you must have already completed 5 hours of basic training and 5 hours of advanced training. Start by selecting “A to Z Basic Training”.
Fill out details about the course. (Feel free to make this up; I’m assuming you haven’t actually taken a fictional dog obedience course at this point in your life)
Repeat steps 3 and 4, this time selecting “Advanced Walking” as the course. When you are finished, you should have met all of the submission requirements, which means you are ready to submit your application for eligibility to take the exam.
Step 4: Begin the submission process
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