Is it over yet?! Adolscent dogs webinar
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Adolescent dogs are often not easy!
They contribute to most dog trainer and behaviourist’s main bread and butter. In fact, adolescent dogs are the highest percentage group of dogs that end up in the rescue system.
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This webinar aims to help owners navigate adolescence with their dog and protect them from becoming another behaviour problem or rellinquished to rescue statistic.
They contribute to most dog trainer and behaviourist’s main bread and butter. In fact, adolescent dogs are the highest percentage group of dogs that end up in the rescue system.
.
.
This webinar aims to help owners navigate adolescence with their dog and protect them from becoming another behaviour problem or rellinquished to rescue statistic.
This webinar will cover:
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1. Understanding adolescence.
– When does it start?
– How long does it go on for?
– How can we tell it’s started?
– What is going on in the body and brain?
– Is it the same for girls and boys?
– Does it vary from breed to breed?
– What behaviour changes can I expect
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2. Managing adolescence
– Reviewing routine
– Relationships and interactions
– Reviewing socialisation
– Arousal regulation
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3. Safeguarding against problem behaviours
– The daily behaviour assessment
– Spotting the early signs of behaviour problems and how to
respond
– To neuter or not?
– Sensible, proactive socialisation
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4. Training the adolescent dog
– What training exercises help?
– Leash Handling Skills (short lead and longline)
– When to train and how often
– Setting criteria (how hard to push)
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1. Understanding adolescence.
– When does it start?
– How long does it go on for?
– How can we tell it’s started?
– What is going on in the body and brain?
– Is it the same for girls and boys?
– Does it vary from breed to breed?
– What behaviour changes can I expect
.
.
2. Managing adolescence
– Reviewing routine
– Relationships and interactions
– Reviewing socialisation
– Arousal regulation
.
.
3. Safeguarding against problem behaviours
– The daily behaviour assessment
– Spotting the early signs of behaviour problems and how to
respond
– To neuter or not?
– Sensible, proactive socialisation
.
.
4. Training the adolescent dog
– What training exercises help?
– Leash Handling Skills (short lead and longline)
– When to train and how often
– Setting criteria (how hard to push)
Presented by Roz Pooley, MSc CAB , CCAB, ABTC-CAB
Roz has a Master’s Degree in Clinical Animal behaviour and is a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist.
Roz has a Master’s Degree in Clinical Animal behaviour and is a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist.
She is a published peer reviewed author on canine behaviour for veterinary journals, regularly writes for media and frequently presents webinars.
She has worked professionally with dogs for twelve years, currently seeing up to 3 behaviour cases a week via veterinary referral only.
Roz lives with four dogs. Two rescues from abroad, one senior border collie and her adolescent turbo badger (collie) Mohawk.
This is an online webinar on zoom.
You can expect it to go on for 2 hours! A recording will be available for all those who sign up, so you do not have to watch live.
You can expect it to go on for 2 hours! A recording will be available for all those who sign up, so you do not have to watch live.
