This is a three part series- formerly called Reality Bites
Part 1- Classification of Dog Aggression:
Aggression cases make up the vast majority of our private consultation cases here at Peaceable Paws. In this first in a series of three eLearning events we will look at the causes and classifications of various types of aggression. We will examine the differences and similarities of various manifestations of aggression, how to recognize what you are dealing with, and advice on how to proceed. Learn how to help clients understand that it is *rarely* about dominance, and almost *always* about stress.
Learning Objectives:
Attendees of this course will:
- Review various forms and causes of canine aggression
- Examine ways to prevent canine aggression
It is assumed that attendees of this event:
- Are not familiar with types and causes of canine aggression or,
- Are familiar with, but interested in a concise review of, types and causes of canine aggression
This second in a series of three eLearning events picks up where part one left off. We will compare and contrast various aggression treatment protocols, including maintenance, counter conditioning, desensitization, CAT (Constructional Aggression Treatment), and BAT (Behavior Adjustment Training) as tools to modify aggressive behavior.
Learning Objectives:
Attendees of this course will:
- Evaluate various modification protocols for dealing with canine aggression
- Identify the most effective protocols for treatment
Target Level of Knowledge:
It is assumed that attendees of this event:
- Have limited familiarity with various dog aggression treatment protocols
- Are familiar with, but are looking for a clear review of, various dog aggression treatment protocols
Part 3: Application of Dog Aggression Treatment Protocols
In this third and final eLearning event in a series of three, we will conclude our discussion by reviewing some actual cases as the backdrop for sharing my protocol for identifying stressors and creating realistic behavior modification protocols that clients can successfully implement.
Learning Objectives:
Attendees of this course will:
- Analyze dog aggression case-studies from Peaceable Paws
- Identify one’s own strengths and weaknesses as a canine professional
It is assumed that attendees of this event:
- Have limited experience successfully resolving dog aggression cases
- Are interested in learning how Pat Miller has handled her past dog aggression cases.
Pat Miller is a CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA, past president of APDT and past board member of CCPDT. Miller worked at the Marin Humane Society in Novato, California from 1976 to 1996, in customer service, as a humane officer, Customer Service Supervisor, Field Supervisor, and for the final ten years as Director of Operations. During this time, she obtained an Associate Degree in Administration of Justice and a BS in Business Administration. In 1996 Miller left the Humane Society to launch Peaceable Paws in Monterey, California. Miller now offers group good manners classes, private training and behavior modification services, dog training workshops and trainer academies at her Peaceable Paws 80-acre facility in Fairplay, Maryland. In addition, Miller presents seminars around. She has authored seven books on dog behavior and training, most recently “Beware of the Dog,” on canine aggression Miller is training editor for The Whole Dog Journal, and n May of 2015 was named by Dog Fancy Magazine as one of 45 people who changed the dog world.
3.5 CEUs for all 3 parts
CCPDT, IAABC, KPA, IACP
Once you have completed each webinar you will need to download a certificate of completion and e-mail that to education@apdt.com with your CCPDT certificate, indicate if you need IAABC validation code. All other submit your certificate to your certifying organization.
Note once webinars are purchased they are not refundable