Instructors: Kathy Sdao, M.A. ACAAB, facilitated by Suzanne Hetts, Ph.D. and Daniel Q. Estep, Ph.D., CAABs
Most neighborhoods have at least one dog that turns
into a snarling beast when he sees another dog while
on a walk. This dramatic over-reaction of barking and
lunging could escalate to actual aggression, creating
dangerous situations for dogs and people. Many owners
greatly restrict their dogs’ activities or even
stop taking their “Cujo-dog” out in public
because they not only are they embarrassed but also
don’t know how to manage their dogs. This can
have a crippling effect on the dog’s overall
behavioral health.
Dog-dog aggression that is manifest on leash is one
of the most common problems trainers frustrated and
scared dog owners bring to trainers and behavior consultants.
Learn how the application of classical conditioning
can both prevent the development of leash aggression
and resolve these problems, turning stressful walks
into more peaceful strolls.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
- Review classical conditioning and conditioned
emotional responses
- Review the types of aggression and how leash aggression
is categorized
- Discuss potential causes for leash aggression
- Explain how classical conditioning can be used
to prevent leash aggression problems
- Show you how
classical conditioning can be used to resolve leash
aggression problems
Kathy lectures all over the world, and most of you
are quite familiar with her, but if you want more info, Click Here to read
her bio on her website. Now, you have another
chance to learn from Kathy without leaving your home! Too
cool a deal to pass up!
Here’s what participants have said
about a few of Kathy’s previous webinar courses:
“This was so interesting. Kathy was a fun speaker to
listen to. So upbeat. I loved her energy. She had a way
of explaining something so that I really found myself shaking my head as
to say ‘now I get it and that makes so much sense’. Debbie
“There were several "wow!" moments
each week in the material. I thought the concept
of luring using food becoming a poisoned cue was remarkable. Thanks
for putting on such an interesting session!” Petra
"Once again I love how Kathy explains behavior
of both man and beast. I picked up so many tips as
well as some techniques I need to tweak."
"Kathy presented material in such a friendly
way and it was easy to stay completely engaged in
the lesson." Pam
J-Bennett
With those descriptions we know you won’t want
to miss this opportunity!
The class meets for three sessions: Tuesday,
March 15th and Tuesday, March 22nd AND THURSDAY,
MARCH 31st at 1:00PM Mountain time. Each
session is approximately 90 minutes long.
Can’t attend live? No worries – register
and get access to the recorded replays of the sessions. You’ll
have one week after the last session is posted to finish
viewing the course. Behavior Education Network
members have perpetual, unlimited access to the course.
Approval for 3.0 CEUs from CCPDT is pending. If
you aren’t attending live, you can earn CEUs
by submitting emailed answers to questions asked by
the instructors during the recorded class. We’ll
provide the details once you register.
Fee: $79.00
After you purchase the course you will be
taken to a page in PetProWebinars to choose your
user name and password. You must complete this process
AND THEN log in to have access to the course page
where you will receive information about how to access
the course
Pro Members of our Behavior Education Network
(BEN) register for only $64 – a 20% discount! And
get unlimited access to the course On Demand.
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and our analyses of them, get downloadable, customizable
client handouts, and much more!
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