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Every Dog Behavior and Training
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2020
Every Dog Behavior and Training is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing inclusive, accessible dog training and behavior resources to the Austin community.
We're all about making behavior resources easy to find, affordable, and inclusive. We host webinars, do private training and group classes, and are passionate about making dog training the "norm" for all dog owners! We're certified trainers who use positive reinforcement training methods and LOVE talking about dog behavior!
We're all about making behavior resources easy to find, affordable, and inclusive. We host webinars, do private training and group classes, and are passionate about making dog training the "norm" for all dog owners! We're certified trainers who use positive reinforcement training methods and LOVE talking about dog behavior!
Health and its Role in Behavior Problems
As our dear pets grow older, sometimes they start showing behavior changes. Let us explore common reasons for behavior change in older pets, as well as cognitive dysfunction syndrome in dogs and cats.
Speakers:
Linda Randall DVM, KPA-CTP, Tag Teach 3 (she/her)
Linda Randall, DVM, is a certified professional dog trainer and a veterinarian. As a veterinarian, she focuses on the roles of physical and mental health in dogs and how these affect the ways in which they behave. Linda is certified through The Karen Pryor Academy and is a Level 3 certified TAG Teach trainer. She is an active member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants and the Animal Training Academy. An internationally sought presenter, Linda has contributed to numerous professional training events, including One Mind Dogs, The Bitey End of the Dog, The Lemonade Conference, and the Association of Professional Dog Trainer's annual conference. Her focus has been on the role of Trauma Informed / Trauma Assumed care in animals and people and Race, Positive Reinforcement, and Kids. Linda’s many experiences in life have helped her understand how compassion, generosity, and a gentle sense of humor can help us navigate the world and create a positive impact on those around us.
Kathie Nurena MD, KPA-CTP, CNWI (she/her)
Kathie graduated for Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She completed her Family Medicine Residency at Stamford Hospital. She is now faculty at that program, with an interest in social determinants of health and scholarly activity. She also graduated from Karen Pryor Academy (KPA-CTP) and earned her Certified Nose Work Instructor (CNWI) certification. She currently teaches nosework classes at Alert K9.
When Connecticut instituted a law mandating cross reporting of animal abuse and child abuse, Kathie helped organize the first educational lecture for animal control officers, Department of Children and Families social works, and others in the state.
She has long appreciated how the principles of learning theory and the positive reinforcement principles she learning in animal training were relevant to her work with human learners. And, perhaps, some of the theories in the medical literature may be useful to animal trainers
This webinar is part of our BIPOC Speaker Series. Learn more at
www.everydogaustin.org/speakers
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Dog training is for everyone.
We're a nonprofit dedicated to providing inclusive, accessible dog training and behavior resources to the Austin community.
Don't forget to subscribe to our channels for more great dog training resources.
Facebook: EveryDogAustin/
Instagram: everydogaustin
Learn more about Every Dog Behavior Training resources at www.everydogaustin.org/
Support Every Dog Behavior Training by donating here www.everydogaustin.org/donate
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#dogtraining #dogbehavior #dogtips
Speakers:
Linda Randall DVM, KPA-CTP, Tag Teach 3 (she/her)
Linda Randall, DVM, is a certified professional dog trainer and a veterinarian. As a veterinarian, she focuses on the roles of physical and mental health in dogs and how these affect the ways in which they behave. Linda is certified through The Karen Pryor Academy and is a Level 3 certified TAG Teach trainer. She is an active member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants and the Animal Training Academy. An internationally sought presenter, Linda has contributed to numerous professional training events, including One Mind Dogs, The Bitey End of the Dog, The Lemonade Conference, and the Association of Professional Dog Trainer's annual conference. Her focus has been on the role of Trauma Informed / Trauma Assumed care in animals and people and Race, Positive Reinforcement, and Kids. Linda’s many experiences in life have helped her understand how compassion, generosity, and a gentle sense of humor can help us navigate the world and create a positive impact on those around us.
Kathie Nurena MD, KPA-CTP, CNWI (she/her)
Kathie graduated for Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She completed her Family Medicine Residency at Stamford Hospital. She is now faculty at that program, with an interest in social determinants of health and scholarly activity. She also graduated from Karen Pryor Academy (KPA-CTP) and earned her Certified Nose Work Instructor (CNWI) certification. She currently teaches nosework classes at Alert K9.
When Connecticut instituted a law mandating cross reporting of animal abuse and child abuse, Kathie helped organize the first educational lecture for animal control officers, Department of Children and Families social works, and others in the state.
She has long appreciated how the principles of learning theory and the positive reinforcement principles she learning in animal training were relevant to her work with human learners. And, perhaps, some of the theories in the medical literature may be useful to animal trainers
This webinar is part of our BIPOC Speaker Series. Learn more at
www.everydogaustin.org/speakers
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Dog training is for everyone.
We're a nonprofit dedicated to providing inclusive, accessible dog training and behavior resources to the Austin community.
Don't forget to subscribe to our channels for more great dog training resources.
Facebook: EveryDogAustin/
Instagram: everydogaustin
Learn more about Every Dog Behavior Training resources at www.everydogaustin.org/
Support Every Dog Behavior Training by donating here www.everydogaustin.org/donate
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#dogtraining #dogbehavior #dogtips
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this is amazing 💖 thank you both so much
My dog seems to have some leash reactivity and I've started using the engage/disengage method with my dog and plan to try the other methods as well. I do have a question though - is there a point at which the dog's feeling toward the trigger (my dog seems to be a frustrated greeter with other dogs) will neutralize or will I need to indefinitely plan to bring treats with me on walks to distract her from the trigger?
Wow!!! This was amazing. So many good strategies and having the videos with the voiceover explaining what was being taught were incredibly helpful. Thank you for putting it out there - it deserves far more likes.
We're so glad it was helpful!
A little late to the party haha, but If i use the word "here" for general recall, would it be confusing to use that word to get his attention back? Or should I pick an additional word?
Wow! Está charla es oro molido, gracias por compartirla. 💖
Gracias!
My dog gives no warning at all, as soon as he sees dogs, he goes into a crocodile death roll to get at the other dog, if he sees people its barking. Would the scatter method be best for distracting in this circumstance and once I see improvement when he sees triggers moving to the "yes"? He's not food motivated, so kibble doesn't work, but he is treat motivated so I can use that.
Hey Rachel, a few things. I definitely recommend finding a positive reinforcement trainer to work with, so they can give you recommendations for your specific scenario. A few basic things: first, managing your walk times/locations to minimize opportunities to see other people/dogs (keeping under threshold). Yes to using high value treats!
@@everydogaustin We have tried finding a trainer locally and the two that came highly recommended, one only wants to meet with us via zoom (we need in person) and the other one paid more attention to my calmer female instead of helping with the one actually having behavior issues...so I won't lie, I've been very put off hence why I've been researching myself. We live on a mountain so it's not often we run into people and I walk early in the am and late in the afternoon to avoid as much interaction as possible. It's strange the ratio of wildlife to people where we live is much higher and he pays absolutely no attention to the wildlife, no chasing, barking...anything. He's a great dog, very smart (miniature schnauzer). Also this is the part I don't understand, he has no issues if anyone comes in the house (even people he has never met) it is only outside of the house...he would greet an intruder with open arms, haha.
@@rachelreynolds4835 Hey Rachel, I totally get it- it can sometimes be tough to find the right trainer for you! The one thing I'll say is that 90% of my clients are virtual only (I work with folks all over the country and even in other countries). We're able to successfully treat reactivity over zoom, since most of it is teaching you skills to practice versus us doing anything with the dog (it's usually the same in-person). I actually find that we often get better results that way. So it might be worth a try!
@@everydogaustin Thank you so much! I will try it. I think the in person is more for me than the dog haha. I work better face to face...so apparently I have some of my own issues that require training lol However, thank you so much! Your videos are wonderful and very informative. I did realize that I needed a non-retractable leash for him and I'm picking it up after work...that in itself may help :)
what can i do if my dog doesnt eat outside?
Hi Vivian, there could be a bunch of reasons for this! You might need higher value treats (think hot dogs, turkey, or cheese instead of normal training treats). You might be trying to give treats when your dog is over "threshold" (too close to another dog), versus trying to work at a safe distance where your dog feels safer. If you go to everydogaustin.org/webinars we're actually doing one in November about how to get your treats to be more valuable!
At about 26:55 Emma does a blink. This is a very familiar behavior. We call it our dog's "stoical blink," something he seems to do when he's trying to manage unpleasant emotions. How do you understand this behavior, please?
Did you say that there are handouts from the slides available to trainers? How can I get them? Thanks Heinz Lauer
Hi Heinz, absolutely! The handouts are available to anyone :) Email us at info@everydogaustin.org and we'll send them.
Super excited about the reactive dog stuff but can't find it. Can you send me a link?
Hi April! We offer a Reactive Dog Group every other Monday that's open to anyone. You can check it out at everydogaustin.org/classes
Great webinar, I love how supportive you are about management solutions. Work smarter, not harder right? Do you have a link to the reactivity group you mentioned?
So sorry we missed this!!! You can go to everydogaustin.org/classes to sign up for the reactive dog group. We host it every other Monday over zoom!
This is so awesome!! Thank you so much!!