RGRPSG403 — Develop and implement greyhound transition to pet plans

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What an assessment for RGRPSG403 must cover

50 assessable components: 4 elements (14 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 26 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop a transition to pet plan for individual greyhounds

1.1Analyse outcomes of pet suitability assessment to determine behaviours that need addressing
1.2Source and interpret reputable information on canine and greyhound breed-specific behaviour and behaviour modification to address individual greyhound transition to pet needs
1.3Document key stages for transitioning to pet in a plan, including success criteria for individual greyhound

2 Implement greyhound transition to pet plan

2.1Assess safety risks and welfare requirements associated with transition to pet program for individual greyhounds
2.2Determine whether volunteer, specialist or organisational resources will be used to implement the greyhound transition to pet plan
2.3Introduce the greyhound to activities and situations to address specific needs according to sequence and timeframes outlined in plan
2.4Use organisation-approved greyhound learning and behavioural management techniques, complying with relevant state regulations and industry codes of practice
2.5Observe and record behaviour for the individual greyhound using organisation criteria

3 Review greyhound transition to pet plan

3.1Assess the individual greyhound’s progress against success criteria in plan, and report to relevant personnel
3.2Review and modify the individual greyhound’s transition to pet plan to meet objectives
3.3Evaluate the greyhound’s suitability to be rehomed or adopted according to organisational procedures

4 Maintain records of transition to pet plans

4.1Record information relating to transition to pet plan for individual greyhounds accurately and regularly according to organisational procedures
4.2Document the individual greyhound’s characteristics to assist in matching the greyhound to the most suitable social environment
4.3Prepare an adoption profile of the greyhound according to organisation formats

Performance evidence

developed, implemented and completed organisational documentation for four transition to pet plans, covering:
one greyhound assessed as not having specific behavioural issues (basic plan)
one greyhound exhibiting inappropriate predation behaviour for the context
one greyhound exhibiting fearful behaviour relating to a specific trigger
one greyhound exhibiting aggressive behaviour (interspecific or intraspecific)

Knowledge evidence

sources of industry-accepted and evidence-based information on canine behaviour and education
general techniques for managing and modifying canine behaviour, including:
facilitation of social interaction and/or the behaviour modification of intraspecific behaviour in greyhounds
environmental optimisation to suit species-specific needs
basic training and exposure to new environments using a gradual or controlled approach
application of basic desensitisation and counter-conditioning techniques
behaviour modification for common behavioural problems encountered in greyhounds transitioning to pets, including:
general handling, husbandry, and leash behaviours
sociability towards people, dogs and other animals (familiar and unfamiliar)
fear-based or anxiety-based behaviours, including isolation distress, fear of novel environments (neophobia)
need for behavioural medication prescribed by a veterinary behaviourist or veterinarian with qualifications in dog behaviour
problematic behaviours in the home requiring management, including inappropriate toileting
developmental milestones for greyhounds
evidence-based assessment of behavioural indicators of increased risk of aggression or anxiety post-adoption, including:
human-directed aggression
interspecific predation
interspecific aggression
anxiety and fear-related problems impacting quality of life post-adoption
strategies for managing transition from racing to domestic situations, including:
wind down from training and racing
adapting daily routines
diet and feeding
techniques for assessing welfare and signs of stress, including:
in different environments
during interactions with both humans and dogs
organisational record keeping requirements

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret organisational procedures to carry out transition to pet plans for individual greyhounds
Writing: Prepare accurate and logically sequenced text in workplace documentation, applying organisational formats and styles
Navigate the world of work: Take responsibility for following organisation procedures and regulatory requirements for own role and area of work
Interact with others: Work cooperatively with others, using clear communication techniques and positive approaches to teamwork, to achieve objectives
Get the work done: Plan, sequence and prioritise activities to achieve work outcomes Seek clarification and assistance in decision making to ensure accurate suitability assessments Use workplace technology and systems to complete records and reports

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