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  Title

Resource Guarding between Animals: Causes and Remedies

  Speaker Ken McCort
  Date(s) January 7, 2015
8:00-9:30 PM EST (Midnight GMT)
  Location Online Live Webinar
  Fee $25.00; $18.00 for IAABC, CCPDT or APDT members
  CEUs

2 CBCC-KA or 2 CPDT-KA CEUs (CCPDT)
2 IAABC
2 NADOI

  Host Organization E-Training for Dogs, Inc.
  Website http://e-trainingfordogs.com/2014/12/resource-guarding-between-dogs/
  Contact Person Cheryl Aguiar, PhD
  Contact Email cheryl@e-trainingfordogs.com
  Contact Phone 970-231-9965

  Description of Seminar/Conference
  
 

Resource Guarding between Animals: Causes and Remedies is a 90 minute webinar, live on January 7, 2015 and then recorded for OnDemand viewing. What causes fights between dogs over food, toys, etc? How can you stop resource guarding between dogs from starting, or end it once it has begun?

This webinar will discuss competition between dogs and a few other pet species for available resources.  These resources can include: food, favored resting stations, toys, the affections/attention of people or any other thing the environment offers.   The competition comes in different forms and often escalates until animals will actually hurt or kill each other.  This webinar will also discuss strategies for preventing and resolving such competition.

The speaker, Ken McCort, is one of our favorite speakers. He owns and operates “Four Paws” training center in Doylestown, Ohio.  Along with his wife, Marilyn, a veterinarian, he lives with 6 dogs, 4 cats, 7 large parrots, some finches, 2 mini horses, a donkeys and a lizard.  In his profession, Ken works with animals with behavioral concerns.  Most clients and animals are acquired by referral from veterinarians or other clients.  He has been training animals full time since 1986 and currently works with dogs, cats, birds and a few other species. This talk is moderated by Monique Udell, PhD.

 

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