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• Wilde Nicole "Separation Anxie...
  Nicole Wilde, May 30, 2013

  9 Wilde Nicole "Separation Anxiety: Both Sides Now" Separation issues can be extremely challenging for trainers and owners alike. Many trainers are aware of standard protocols and approaches, but unless you have lived with a dog with this behavior problem, it is almost impossible to understand the owner’s everyday reality. Living with Sierra, a shelter dog who came with a deeply entrenched case of separation anxiety, has given me an insider’s perspective and has emphasized the fact that a cookie-cutter approach will not work for every dog. Along with a newfound empathy for owners, I have developed creative ways to address the problem and to support clients. This presentation includes lecture and video, and will cover: 1. How to accurately diagnose a separation issue, and how to differentiate separation anxiety from isolation distress. 2. Possible symptoms and their implications. 3. Root causes, including genetics and which breed groups are apt to have separation problems. We’ll also discuss how owners may influence separation issues. 4. A foundation program that should be carried out at home to give the dog the best chance of calm, even behavior across the board. 5. Creative management options, including what to do in an emergency. 6. The Alone Zone: The choice of where to leave the dog when owners are away can have a huge effect on the dog’s stress levels and the success of the program. We will also discuss what is not recommended and why. 7. Assessing if and when pharmacological intervention is appropriate, and two natural alternatives to consider. 8. Complementary therapies: Can DAP, music, body wraps, and flower essences help? 9. Separation anxiety myths will be examined. You might be surprised at some of the “accepted wisdom” that is simply untrue. 10. Could getting a second dog help? 11. A structure to help you and your clients formulate customized behavior modification plans. English (US) May 30, 2013 13:00 May 30, 2013 15:00 (GMT -5:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada), Bogota, Lima 36 USD
• Silvani Pia "Dealing with over...
  Pia Silvani, Jun 18, 2013

  9 Silvani Pia "Dealing with overly aroused dogs - Part 2 Adults" "My dog jumps all over people when he greets them." "My dog has no impulse control when there are rewards present." These are just a few complaints that we hear from our clients whose dogs lack impulse control. Some dogs may exhibit similar signs of behaviors that are exhibited by ADHD children. Typically, they chose small immediate rewards over larger, delayed rewards. They tend to be more sensitive to smaller and immediate reinforcers in the environment, very similar to distractibility and inattentiveness of ADHD patients. This may be a potential explanation for dogs that have a difficult time learning a target behavior when high value rewards are present. Many of these dogs may also have a high preference for negative interactions with humans as well. Pia will give you tips to help your clients get control over their dogs impulses with a variety of exercises - look for permission, retain focus, inhibit action, choose the right behavior, deference and you get what you want! English (US) Jun 18, 2013 13:00 Jun 18, 2013 15:00 (GMT -5:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada), Bogota, Lima 36 USD
• Stewart Grisha "Method Compari...
  Grisha Stewart, Jul 10, 2013

  9 Stewart Grisha "Method Comparison - a Critical Look at 7 Different Methods for Fear-Based Aggression" Many dogs do not come to us as clean slates. They have already gone through a variety of other training techniques from the owners and potentially other trainers. It is helpful to know exactly what the other techniques are so that we can help our clients decide what is best for their dogs. This talk compares 7 different common methods for rehabilitating fear-based aggression from a humane training perspective, including force-free techniques and punishment methods from popular books and videos. When possible, video clips will be included to help visualize the differences. English (US) Jul 10, 2013 13:00 Jul 10, 2013 15:00 (GMT -5:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada), Bogota, Lima 36 USD

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• Blind Dogs
  Symons Cathy

  Symons Cathy / Blind Dogs "For millions of people their pet is a beloved member of the family. For these people the loss of a pet’s vision can be especially difficult. Cathy Symons, author of Blind Devotion, shares her touching story of her own blind pug Booda, and how she developed a program to enhance his quality of life. Cathy uses her vast experience as a veterinary technician and canine rehabilitation practitioner to offer advice on caring for blind dogs and enhancing their lives through environmental enrichment vital to maintaining a joyful life. This webinar will educate the audience on the following: • What it means to be blind • Common medical conditions/terminology • Easing stress of medical examinations and procedures • Breed specific visual impairments and how it may affect behavior • How to keep your blind dog safe • How to stimulate other senses • Making life enjoyable for your pet • Developing new cues especially important for blind dogs Cathy also discusses difficult topics such as quality of life, commitment, anxiety, enucleation, and addressing owner emotions. By sharing her story Cathy offers reassurance and guidance, shares ideas, and gives hope. This webinar is not primarily focused on dog training but complements any professional trainer’s toolbox." Purchase authorizes the buyer to view the webinar session for 10 times. The student notes and a certificate of attendance will be emailed to the buyer within 24 hours. After placing your order, you will have immediate access to the webinar recording. Simply go to your dog-ibox shop account and click on the tab “My web recordings” (on the upper right side of your screen). You will find a complete listing of all your webinar recordings. Click on the webinar link to start the presentation. Duration: 1 hour 48 minutes If you're joining a webinar for the first time, please do the following: 1. Check the system requirements: https://support.webex.com/MyAccountWeb/systemRequirement.do?root=Tools&parent=System ( Cisco Webex Meetings ) 2. Test your browser by joining a test meeting: http://www.webex.com/test-meeting.html?t=ppuUS + + + BECOME A dog-ibox MEMBER AND START SAVING NOW + + + REDUCED WEBINAR PRICES (24 INSTEAD OF 36 USD) • YOUR OWN TRAINER PAGE • LISTED WITHIN THE PUBLIC TRAINER SEARCH • MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS WITH OUR TRAINER SOFTWARE • MEMBER BENEFITS FROM PARTNER COMPANIES + + + MEMBERSHIP "LIGHT" AS LOW AS 8.25 USD PER MONTH + + + 36 USD
• How to train shelter dogs to e...
  Sternberg Sue

  Sternberg Sue / How to train shelter dogs to enhance their adoptability ""Train to Adopt" is Sue Sternberg's program to help shelter dogs get adopted and ensure quality of life. Train to Adopt offers simple training exercises for dogs that teach them to offer good behaviors to potential adopters, and while they are being trained the methods help stave off the inevitable deteriorating effects of kennel life. These exercises, while brilliant for dogs in shelters, are also relevant to pet dogs. Whether you're a trainer interested in helping shelter dogs, or a trainer looking to improve your own handling and training skills, this webinar is for you!" Purchase authorizes the buyer to view the webinar session for 10 times. The student notes and a certificate of attendance will be emailed to the buyer within 24 hours. After placing your order, you will have immediate access to the webinar recording. Simply go to your dog-ibox shop account and click on the tab “My web recordings” (on the upper right side of your screen). You will find a complete listing of all your webinar recordings. Click on the webinar link to start the presentation. Duration: 1 hour 54 minutes If you're joining a webinar for the first time, please do the following: 1. Check the system requirements: https://support.webex.com/MyAccountWeb/systemRequirement.do?root=Tools&parent=System ( Cisco Webex Meetings ) 2. Test your browser by joining a test meeting: http://www.webex.com/test-meeting.html?t=ppuUS + + + BECOME A dog-ibox MEMBER AND START SAVING NOW + + + REDUCED WEBINAR PRICES (24 INSTEAD OF 36 USD) • YOUR OWN TRAINER PAGE • LISTED WITHIN THE PUBLIC TRAINER SEARCH • MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS WITH OUR TRAINER SOFTWARE • MEMBER BENEFITS FROM PARTNER COMPANIES + + + MEMBERSHIP "LIGHT" AS LOW AS 8.25 USD PER MONTH + + + 36 USD
• Dealing with overly aroused do...
  Silvani Pia

  Silvani Pia / Dealing with overly aroused dogs - Part 1 Puppies ""My puppy is biting and it doesn’t seem to be normal puppy biting.” "I can't tire my puppy out no matter how much exercise I give him." "My puppy has temper tantrums and bites us to the point of breaking skin." "We cannot cuddle or hold our puppy without him biting us." These are just a few complaints that we hear from clients whose puppies appear to be out of control. Some puppies may exhibit similar signs of behaviors that are exhibited by ADHD children. Understanding dogs’ social behavior is a crucial part of raising a good puppy and conducting a well-run puppy class. But, who is coming to class and what is being taught? Are trainers interpreting the behaviors and interactions correctly? Do they truly understand and implement proper socialization techniques? We’ve seen a massive increase in dog-dog aggression. Can puppy classes be contributing to this? If so, where have we gone wrong? Or, is it becoming more difficult to find a ‘good puppy?’ When you get puppies into your shelter or class that appear to be over the top, aggressive, a-social, what could have gone wrong and what do you do? If you’ve asked yourself these questions, this webinar is for you." Purchase authorizes the buyer to view the webinar session for 10 times. The student notes and a certificate of attendance will be emailed to the buyer within 24 hours. After placing your order, you will have immediate access to the webinar recording. Simply go to your dog-ibox shop account and click on the tab “My web recordings” (on the upper right side of your screen). You will find a complete listing of all your webinar recordings. Click on the webinar link to start the presentation. Duration: 1 hour 54 minutes If you're joining a webinar for the first time, please do the following: 1. Check the system requirements: https://support.webex.com/MyAccountWeb/systemRequirement.do?root=Tools&parent=System ( Cisco Webex Meetings ) 2. Test your browser by joining a test meeting: http://www.webex.com/test-meeting.html?t=ppuUS + + + BECOME A dog-ibox MEMBER AND START SAVING NOW + + + REDUCED WEBINAR PRICES (24 INSTEAD OF 36 USD) • YOUR OWN TRAINER PAGE • LISTED WITHIN THE PUBLIC TRAINER SEARCH • MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS WITH OUR TRAINER SOFTWARE • MEMBER BENEFITS FROM PARTNER COMPANIES + + + MEMBERSHIP "LIGHT" AS LOW AS 8.25 USD PER MONTH + + + 36 USD

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