Olga Said:

If I were going for a dolphin training career, would a regular Psychology degree be enough?

We Answered:

That website you link to pretty much seems to have good pointers. It tries to answer your exact question in the Education section.

Study what interests you, not what you think will get you a certain job 5 years down the line.

There are loads of people who see a cute animal and say "oh I want to be a gorilla/dolphin/wolf/etc trainer/rescuer/etc

Call Sea World human resources and ask them how many people apply for each open dolphin trainer position. My guess would be hundreds.

If the "dolphins are so cute" phase disappears, you will still have a diploma in a major that interests you.

Ruby Said:

Pursue Dog training career?

We Answered:

Hmm, not sure what you have in mind?

Best first step is to become certified: http://www.ccpdt.org/

If you don't have the experience or knowledge yet, try volunteering at a shelter. A shelter can't pay you that much money to train their dogs, but you would get invaluable experience doing it for free. In addition, you could foster some of the 'problem dogs' from the shelter and get them to be more adoptable.

George Said:

What do I need to do to get (and keep) a potential career?

We Answered:

Suggest you first look at your resume- it may not be as professional as it can be or have all your job skills on it. Nowadays they parse the resume to find skills they are looking for in the position.

Try temp agencies- they are good at getting you into a place. Several friends have received job offers and gone on to work for the companies they temped for. Plus benefits are now avaialble at temp agencies and training.

Taking a colege course in accounting would be good as accountants are required for all businesses.

Bradley Said:

Career Suggestions in Design?

We Answered:

Find a university or art achool that offers a BFA in design, preferably with focus areas in as many disciplines as possible (graphic design, interior design, industrial design, information design, etc). Look at the work other students at the school have done to see if it interests you. Apply to 6-10 schools, ranging from schools you think you have a good chance of getting into, to "dream" schools. Visit the schools that accept you and make your decision.

The foundations courses you will take in your first year or two will expose you to a wide range of art and design areas, allowing you to see what area suits you best.

Lillian Said:

The best deal for How to house train your dog with simple dog training tricks?

We Answered:

Crate training is by far the best way to house train your dog. Google it.