As a brand-new profession, the relevant regulations in all aspects will certainly not be perfect at first, and the requirements for practitioners will not be clear for the time being. However, I personally estimate that it should be more similar to the previous occupation of similar pet groomers. You can refer to the requirements for pet beauticians:

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Just like psychological counselors, it is difficult to evaluate the actual working ability of pet trainers with quantitative standards. Family pet breeding and training should be done by pet owners, and trainers cannot replace them. It may be more reasonable to say that they are engaged in the work of "instructing pet owners how to train their pets". The behavior problem of small pets in China is not as prominent as that of large pets, but the national policy has begun to ban large dogs, which undoubtedly throws a bucket of cold water on pet trainers, who may face the embarrassing situation that there is no pet to train. Because this is an intervention service, not a maintenance service like a pet beautician, and its functional positioning is not very accurate, I believe that as a service industry, the market prospect of this profession is not optimistic.