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Your dog smells....an exploration of K9 Nose Work(R) and what it means for dogs and their humans.
- Duration: 1 hour 25 minutes
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Audio: English - Expires: Monday, January 13, 2025
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A deep dive into the activity of K9 Nose Work(R).
Ann Waterbury will cover what it is and where it all began. The focus will be on why Nose Work is good for dogs and the positive effects on their behavior. We will cover the NACSW(R) methodology and the certification process. The emphasis will be on how the methodology follows the the laws of behavior of applied behavior analysis and where we see classical and respondent conditioning along with the ethological perspective. Ann will talk about why K9 Nose Work classes are different from other classes and the value in those differences for dogs and your dog training business.
Ann Waterbury will cover what it is and where it all began. The focus will be on why Nose Work is good for dogs and the positive effects on their behavior. We will cover the NACSW(R) methodology and the certification process. The emphasis will be on how the methodology follows the the laws of behavior of applied behavior analysis and where we see classical and respondent conditioning along with the ethological perspective. Ann will talk about why K9 Nose Work classes are different from other classes and the value in those differences for dogs and your dog training business.
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Content
- Your Dog Smells Handout
- Your Dog Smells Student Notes
- Your Dog Smells Student Notes bw
- Certificate of Attendance
The following organizations acknowledge this webinar for CEUs:
Karen Pryor Academy (KPA) 1.5 |
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Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers (CCPDT) 1.5 |
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International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC) 1.5 |
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Internationaler Berufsverband der Hundetrainer (IBH) |
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The Pet Professional Guild (PPG) 1.5 |
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Tellington TTouch® Verein Deutschland |
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Ann Waterbury View all Speaker Products
Education: BS degree, East Carolina University, 1989. Certification for Canine Acupressure (in process), Northwest School of Small Animal Massage. Applied Animal Behavior certification, University of Washington, 2017. She also earned her Certified Professional Dog Training designation through the CPDT and Companion Animal Sciences Institute (CASI) for Advanced Canine Behavioral Sciences; Living and Learning with Animals-The Fundamental Principles and Procedures for Teaching and Learning (foundation for my philosophy in behavior analysis) taught by her mentor, Susan G Friedman, Ph.D. Professor emeritus, Utah State University; course work with the University of North Texas graduate school of behavior analysis and Contemporary Animal Training intensive at Natural Encounters in Winter Haven, Florida also facilitated by Susan Friedman, Ph.D. Recently Ann was accepted into Susan Friedman’s Teaching assistant program, to further learn and grow with her mentor.
NACSW™/K9 Nose Work®: Ann Earned her Certified Nose Work Instructor™ (CNWI) status in K9 Nose Work® in 2012. Ann joined the NACSW education team in 2016, as the National Education Coordinator. She is the lead within the continuing education system, approving events for consideration and designating CEU values for seminars and workshops. Her responsibilities include creating webinars and enhancing the content while building cohesion within the certified instructor program.
In K9 Nose Work® classes dogs get to fine tune their scenting skills while burning mental and physical energy. This work has been incorporated into her approach with reactive and anxious dogs to help address the root cause of presenting issues.
In 2017, Ann sold her successful dog training and behavior business/facility in Florida to relocate to the Puget Sound area of Washington. Currently Ann owns Sound Dog Connection in the Puget Sound area. There she is devoted to helping people and their animals modify behavior problems using the science of applied behavior analysis. She actively gives talks at veterinary offices and shelters on various behavior topics. She recently gave seven lectures at the Chi Institute for veterinarians studying traditional Chinese veterinary medicine.
NACSW™/K9 Nose Work®: Ann Earned her Certified Nose Work Instructor™ (CNWI) status in K9 Nose Work® in 2012. Ann joined the NACSW education team in 2016, as the National Education Coordinator. She is the lead within the continuing education system, approving events for consideration and designating CEU values for seminars and workshops. Her responsibilities include creating webinars and enhancing the content while building cohesion within the certified instructor program.
In K9 Nose Work® classes dogs get to fine tune their scenting skills while burning mental and physical energy. This work has been incorporated into her approach with reactive and anxious dogs to help address the root cause of presenting issues.
In 2017, Ann sold her successful dog training and behavior business/facility in Florida to relocate to the Puget Sound area of Washington. Currently Ann owns Sound Dog Connection in the Puget Sound area. There she is devoted to helping people and their animals modify behavior problems using the science of applied behavior analysis. She actively gives talks at veterinary offices and shelters on various behavior topics. She recently gave seven lectures at the Chi Institute for veterinarians studying traditional Chinese veterinary medicine.
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