Webinars English

It may come as no surprise that working with adolescent dogs has its own challenges.  But have you ever thought about what may be happening at the neurobiological level and why these behavior patterns happen the way they do?  This presentation will look at what we think we know about what's happening in the brain during this developmental period, as well as how knowing this information can shape our training plans and our overall understanding of how to navigate this period successfully.  

The webinar will be recorded, so that you can watch at any time convenient for you.

It is estimated that anywhere from one-third to two-thirds of dogs have noise aversions!  If you saw 12 dogs in your practice each day, 4 to 8 of them are likely to develop noise sensitivities in their lifetime. Not only can a fear of sounds be physiologically and emotionally damaging for dogs, but it can also strain the human-animal relationship. This session will provide you with strategies for how to approach and prevent sound sensitivities, including teaching desired coping skills.

The webinar will be recorded, so that you can watch at any time convenient for you.

Imagine a world where science, history, and instinct come together to shape the future of animal training. In my upcoming webinar, I’ll take you on a journey through the evolution of modern training techniques, share insights from years of operational experience, and explore how Mother Nature’s wisdom guides us in understanding our animals. We’ll dive into the art of detection training, the impact of every decision we make in shaping behavior, and the debate between splitters and lumpers. Plus, I’ll reveal the power of consistent protocol training and how innovation is changing the game. Join me, Simon Prins ACT!, for this exciting session, where knowledge meets passion!

The webinar will be recorded, so that you can watch at any time convenient for you.

It is estimated that anywhere from one-third to two-thirds of dogs have noise aversions!  If you saw 12 dogs in your practice each day, 4 to 8 of them are likely to develop noise sensitivities in their lifetime. Not only can a fear of sounds be physiologically and emotionally damaging for dogs, but it can also strain the human-animal relationship. This session will provide you with strategies for how to approach and prevent sound sensitivities, including teaching desired coping skills.

The webinar will be recorded, so that you can watch at any time convenient for you.