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By Carly Rivard

Famous Jockey

Horse racing

Why I pick this job?

• I picked a Jockey because I love to ride and care for a horse. To be a Jockey you well need to trained by your trainer for six months. It interested me because I am work with horses and my favorite thoroughbred was Far Right he won three races and his distance was 1 1/16 miles. His race delta downs jackpot.

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10 characteristics• 1. The values of being a Jockey are that the jockey gets ten percent of the winning of the purse. Most professional Jockeys

begin as Stable Staff, where their talent for riding is noticed. The profession is split into Jump Jockeys and Flat Jockeys. The riding fee and percentage of the prize money. We commit ourselves to being the market leader in product innovation and to extend this spirit of innovation into every facet of our organization.

• 2. The task and responsibilities is the job is that can be few experiences more exhilarating than riding a horse worth hundreds of thousands of pounds in a race watched by millions. But of course, it takes a huge amount of work in a fiercely competitive environment to get that far. Some jockeys also secure sponsorship deals.

• 3. The people and things you do is that you have to listen to your trainer because he/she helps to make shore that the horse that you are ridding is tip top shape the race on whatever date it is on.

• 4. The work environment is very safe and healthy workplace. Jockey actively seeks to engage as its suppliers.• 5. The working hours is for a Jockey is that can work as much as 16-18 hours a day. But they don’t do that many hours

every day they have to give the thoroughbreds a break sometimes.• 6. The aptitudes and abilities are to being a jockey is commitment, dedication and very good riding and horsemanship

skills are essential.• 7. The education and training are to being a jockey is individuals interested in becoming a thoroughbred horse racing

jockey may study English style flat riding. The North American Racing Academy features a 2-year training program for aspiring jockeys.

• 8. The salary benefits is that the jockeys get ten percent of the wining like of you won $40,000 dollars the Jockeys gets $4,000 dollars.

• 9. The career outlook for a Jockey is that it could be a dangerous career because you might fall off and get really, really hurt by the other horses.

• 10. The international career outlook to become Jockey consumers learned they could trust him, and his tiny hosiery business grew and then expanded into underwear.

The jockey’s lifestyle

• The lifestyle is for a Jockey is continuing its partnership with Delaware Park to research how jockeys eat, and creating a nutritional program that will enhance the jockeys' performance while supporting a healthy lifestyle.

Location for a Jockey’s

• The location foe a Jockey is anywhere there is racing track is because you wanted to race in the Kentucky derby you have to live in Kentucky to race there.

The career cluster

• This career cluster it falls under is plants and animals it was and I found in any internet site.

Dog trainer

Animal trainer

Why I picked this job?

• I pick this because I trained my little puppy dog some of the Agility Crouse and she mastered in a day was the high jump and open tunnel. I teach my other dog a little bit what wolves do out in the wild like wolves sniffs, she what to do if a wolf come and try to take a pike of her food to walk away the wolf. My step dad’s dog named Shadow can learn fast when I do that.

10 characteristics• The values for a dog trainer are Behavior, Communicate, Basics, Manners, and one on one training with the dog.• The task and responsibilities are Conduct training programs in order to develop and maintain desired animal behaviors for

competition, entertainment, obedience, security, riding and related areas and cue or signal animals during performances.• The people and things are People who enjoy working with animals and are passionate about improving the quality of life

for the disabled may consider a career as a service dog trainer. • The work environment is along with teaching dogs to assist the disabled in certain functions, trainers familiarize dogs with

human interaction and teach basic obedience skills, such as walking in pace with handlers and sitting on command.• The working hours are assistance Dogs International approximates 120 hours over 6 months. A well-trained Service Dog

should be trained 1 to 2 hours per day over 6 months – in other words 180 to 360 hours.• The aptitudes and abilities is refers to an evaluation of the natural ability or capacity of the dog in any one of a number of

hunting related subjects that are considered to be inherited. • The education and training is in four years college coursework in animal behavior, biology and psychology, while not

required for all positions, can provide relevant preparation for aspiring trainers. Some employers prefer to hire service dog trainers with undergraduate degrees. Most service dog schools require trainers to complete apprenticeship programs and pass exams.

• The salary benefits is a Dog Trainer earns an average wage of $10.77 per hour each day you work with the dog.• The career outlook is dog obedience trainers use different techniques to teach dogs basic skills and tricks. They might even

teach tasks intended to assist people living with disabilities. Obedience trainers teach dogs to respond to vocal and movement commands as well as follow orders during a show or performance. Trainers observe the behavior of dogs and record the learning progress of each animal.

• The international career outlook is they might even teach tasks intended to assist people living with disabilities. Obedience trainers teach dogs to respond to vocal and movement commands as well as follow orders during a show or performance. I would probably be great dog trainer.

Dog trainer’s lifestyles

• The lifestyle for a dog trainer is Lifestyle Dog training is about helping you and your dogs live together. Living together requires more than obedience skills or depleting energy in a dog. It requires awareness, communication, self-control and elements of behavior that help both you and your dog feel part of each other.

Location for a dog trainer

• The location for a dog trainer is anywhere there you want start your own business you want to be. Dog trainer that I know is a TV show called dog whisperer or Cesar 911 shows that I use a to help shadow and sassy with their training.

The career cluster

• This career cluster it falls under is plants and animals it was and I found in any internet site.