This course is designed to teach professionals within the canine field, rescue workers and dog owners how to assess, manage and treat mild cases of dog-to-dog aggression. During the first half of the course participants will learn how to; identify and categorize the common types of dog aggression, isolate the dog’s motivation for the problematic behaviour, set realistic treatment goals and how to choose the best treatment and / or management option for that dog. The second half of the seminar delves into the technical aspect of applying strong management and various treatment techniques designed to rehabilitate the most common types of dog-to-dog aggression. This 4 hour seminar covers the following topics: Assessing Dog-to-Dog Aggression Aggression Management Treatment Suggestions Treatment Applications Realistic Goal Setting The target audience for this course includes; Animal Control Officers, Canine Handlers, Veterinarian Technicians, Breeders, dog trainers & behavioural consultants, groomers, doggy daycare attendants, dog walkers / pet sitters, foster parents for canine rescue groups and the average dog owner.

Sponsor:Georgian College
Speaker(s):Lisa Large, Julie Speyer

Contact: Canine Foundations
 Email: info@caninefoundations.com
 Phone: 705-835-3177
 Web: http://www.caninefounations.com/