Deconstructing the Growl
Event Date(s) / Time: Sun, 28 Mar, 2010
Details: North Coast Dogs, LLC is proud to announce the teaming of Dr. Sophia Yin and Sarah Kalnajs for a weekend lecture covering all things aggression. Plenty of case studies on video. An exciting opportunity for trainers, veterinarians and their staff, shelter/rescue workers, and anyone wanting a better understanding of canine aggression. SATURDAY Dr. Sophia Yin, MS, DVM
I. How Fido Learns
II. Recognizing Brewing Behavior Problems
III. Rapid Reversal of Dangerous Behavior Problems
Sarah Kalnajs, BA, CDBC, CPDT
I. Where Did It All Go Wrong?
A. Human-Inappropriate Body Language
B. Puppy Factors : Nature vs. Nurture
C. Understanding A Dog’s Sensory System
D. Inappropriate Human Reaction to Aggressive Signals
E. Breaking it Down From A Dog’s Point of View
F. Case studies
SUNDAY
Sarah Kalnajs, BA, CDBC, CPDT
I. Treating Aggression: First Steps
A. Keeping Yourself Safe
B. Setting the Scene for Successful Behavior Modification
C. Five Necessary Foundation Behaviors When Working with Aggression
Dr. Sophia Yin, MS, DVM
I. Dominance: Myths
II. The Many Faces of Fear III. If Punishment’s So Bad, Why Does It Work for Trainers on TV?
A. Factors that govern whether punishment will work or not
B. Pitfalls of using punishment
Location:
To be determined. Registration
Both days: $240.00
Single day registration: $150.00
Space is limited; reserve your spot early!
Registration fee includes lunch
Category: Sponsor Hosted
Created by: Katherine LeBlanc
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Deconstructing the Growl (Updated)
Event Date(s) / Time: Sat, 27 Mar, 2010
Details: North Coast Dogs, LLC is proud to announce the teaming of Dr. Sophia Yin and Sarah Kalnajs for a weekend lecture covering all things aggression. Plenty of case studies on video. An exciting opportunity for trainers, veterinarians and their staff, shelter/rescue workers, and anyone wanting a better understanding of canine aggression.
SATURDAY
Dr. Sophia Yin, MS, DVM
I. How Fido Learns
II. Recognizing Brewing Behavior Problems
III. Rapid Reversal of Dangerous Behavior Problems
Sarah Kalnajs, BA, CDBC, CPDT
I. Where Did It All Go Wrong?
A. Human-Inappropriate Body Language
B. Puppy Factors : Nature vs. Nurture
C. Understanding A Dog’s Sensory System
D. Inappropriate Human Reaction to Aggressive Signals
E. Breaking it Down From A Dog’s Point of View
F. Case studies
SUNDAY
Sarah Kalnajs, BA, CDBC, CPDT
I. Treating Aggression: First Steps
A. Keeping Yourself Safe
B. Setting the Scene for Successful Behavior Modification
C. Five Necessary Foundation Behaviors When Working with Aggression
Dr. Sophia Yin, MS, DVM
I. Dominance: Myths
II. The Many Faces of Fear
III. If Punishment’s So Bad, Why Does It Work for Trainers on TV?
A. Factors that govern whether punishment will work or not
B. Pitfalls of using punishment More Information
Location: TBD
Category: Sponsor Hosted
Updated by: Katherine LeBlanc
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