Nicole Wilde-Helping Fearful Dogs |
Many dog owners, shelter/rescue workers, trainers, and other canine professionals find anxiety, fears, and phobias to be among the most challenging behaviors to treat. This information-packed workshop combines lecture, photographs, and extensive video footage to explore the art of working with fearful dogs, with some overlap into fear-based aggression. Topics include: -Causes and prevention -How fear manifests -Recognized and lesser-known stress signals -How to work with fearful dogs in the home -Suggestions for group classes -A Firm Foundation program on which dogs can build confidence -Skills owners should know -Skills to teach dogs -What training equipment is (and is not!) appropriate Nicole Wilde is an internationally recognized award-winning author and lecturer, as well as a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA). Her nine books include So You Want to be a Dog Trainer, Help for Your Fearful Dog, and Don’t Leave Me! Step-by-Step Help for Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety (www.nicolewilde.com). In addition to working with dogs, Nicole has worked with wolves and wolfdogs for over fifteen years and is considered an expert in the field. Nicole is the recipient of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers’ prestigious Ian Dunbar Member of the Year Award for 2006, and is a popular speaker at the organization’s conferences. She is on the Advisory Board of the Companion Animal Sciences Institute, the educational branch for the International Institute for Applied Companion Animal Behavior. Nicole educates professional trainers and others online and in print, and writes an “Ask the Expert” column for Modern Dog Magazine. Nicole lives in southern California with her two northern breed dogs, sled loads of dog hair, and one very understanding husband. She runs Gentle Guidance Dog Training, and continues to write and publish books and to teach seminars worldwide. Her blog, Wilde About Dogs, can be found at www.nicolewilde.com. You can also find Nicole on Facebook as NicoleWildeAuthor and on Twitter @NicoleWIlde. The fee before May 31, 2013 is $115. After May 31, the fee will be $135. DOG ETIQUETTE VIDEOTAPING LOCATION BOOKS & MERCHANDISE WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR SALE REGISTRATION DEADLINE REFUND POLICY The fee for this seminar includes: Online Registration is now closed. Walk in registrations are welcome, however we will be unable to provide the continental breakfast or lunch to walk-ins. Date:
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