Animal Health and Wellness Lecture Series
“Puppy’s First Twenty Weeks” – Protocol to Socializing Puppies
Live Online and available OnDemand
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 “Puppy’s First Twenty Weeks” – Protocol to Socializing Puppies
Live Online Webinar
Thursday, January 16, 2014
8:00-9:30 PM EST (Midnight GMT)
A puppy’s most critical time to learn is in the first twenty weeks of life. Therefore, we have only a small window of time to provide our pups with essential early socialization. Socialization, in its complete definition, is much more than introducing puppies to other dogs. It is gaining exposure to the world and learning to adhere to boundaries within a human culture’s norms. Wonder Puppy’s “Puppy’s First Twenty Weeks” Protocol to socializing puppies includes all of the ingredients needed to start a puppy on the path to mental, physical, and emotional wellness. It helps build confidence, encourages impulse control, and nurtures the parent-puppy relationship.
Discussion will follow, moderated by Shelly Volsche, CPDT-KA.
Approved for IAABC, CCPDT and NADOI CEU’sThis lecture will be recorded and available OnDemand.
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ONLY $25.00
Register by clicking on the above Paypal BUY NOW button or go HERE to register. How does this work? Upon registration, you will be sent a link to access the night and time of the lecture. Through this link, you will be “in the classroom” online and on an audio conference. The lecture will be recorded if you can not make the LIVE lecture for access up to 30 days past the date of the live lecture or for review even if you attended live. CEU’s are available for Live or OnDemand (recorded). If you can’t make the LIVE Lecture, it will be recorded and available “OnDemand.”(includes unlimited viewing for 30 days past the date of Lecture)
CCPDT and IAABC CEUs will be available for these sessions whether you attend the live or the on-demand versions.
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| Lecturer: Casey Newton, BS, CPDT-KA is the founder and owner of Wonder Puppy, a puppy parenting center in Portland, Oregon. At Wonder Puppy, Casey develops innovative course curricula by applying her knowledge of animal behavior gained from her studies of psychology, as well as her more than 10 years in the field. From teaching playgroups and group classes, to creating instructional dog training booklets and custom training products, Casey has led Wonder Puppy to become Portland’s premiere puppy training school.Casey earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, with a focus on Animal Behavior, from the College of Charleston. During her third year of study, Casey took the golden opportunity to intern with Ethologist, Dr. Gordon Burghardt, at the University of Tennessee Comparative Behavior Program, where she studied snake and chicken behavior. In 2011, her “Coming When Called” video, which focused on “targeting” for effectively teaching the recall cue, earned her an award from the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. In 2012, Casey spoke at the APDT USA Conference, where she will again speak in October. Casey’s teachings will go international in 2014, when she’s a featured speaker at APDT Chile. Casey has, in the course of her career, worked with everyone from families and their rescues, to professional athletes, musicians, and TV stars. Recently, she was a set trainer for “Animal House,” an aspiring TV show that builds animal shelters, and for the popular IFC TV series, “Portlandia.”Moderator: Shelly Volsche, BA, CPDT-KA, DipCFN
Shelly Volsche, BA, CPDT-KA, DipCFN has over seven years of professional training and behavior experience. She is certified by the Certification Council of Professional Dog Trainers and holds a Diploma as a Canine Fitness and Nutrition Specialist. Shelly completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with an emphasis on comparative psychology, animal learning, and human-animal relationships and is currently completing graduate work in anthrozoology. She enjoys speaking on human-canine topics and helping new trainers build their skills. Her goal is to help bridge the communication gap existing in so many human-animal relationships. Follow her blog at www.Volsche.com or contact her at Shelly@Volsche.com.. She does regular training with her two dogs Calvin, a beagle mix, and Lucy, a pug, including scent work. |
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Congratulations Momma Hummel! Zeta says, “Way to go Bro. If these little uns have half the delightful temperament of us, they’ll all be super sociable”.