Panel talk - Living with and Loving Your Adolescent Dog

One hour talk with panelists Amy Cook Phd, Erin Lynes, Kamal Fernandez, and Tracey McLennan

Questions include:

• Adolescent dogs often have big feelings that can make them challenging to live with.  Let’s start by discussing the common “problems” or situations you see personally and how you might deal with them.
• How much does breed, genetics and/or gender matter when determining what is driving the changes we see in our maturing dogs? 
• Do complex behavior issues in adolescent dogs (resource guarding, reactivity) tend to get better or worse with social maturity, and is this influenced more heavily by management and behavior mod training? 
• Tips for managing adolescent dogs that are harassing older dogs in the house and /or just testing their boundaries in dog interactions. 

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Panel talk - The Adolescent Dog in the Dog Sport World

One hour talk with panelists Julie Daniels, Loretta Mueller, Megan Foster, and Sharon Carroll

Questions include:

• The age to compete in most sports range from 6 months to 18 months. How do you (both as instructors and sport participants) best navigate expectations for a dog of those ages in different sport situations, or if we should/shouldn’t? 
• What non-sport but competition necessary skills do you feel are important and how do you train or manage those skills in a sport setting?  
• Adolescent dogs often have big feelings. How do you modulate arousal and what does that mean to you?  
• How do you handle the roller coaster of adolescence when their skills regress and rebound from day to day?

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$19.95 - This pre-recorded presentation includes two panel talks approx one hour each and will show in your Webinar Library after purchase.