Corrections and improving social skills
join the correction webinar - live & recording
Having a "rude" dog corrected by a more experienced dog is by now standard practice to teach social skills. But does this work and how? Do corrections actually teach a dog empathy and social skills instead of just stopping a dog in the moment?
How do dogs actually teach better social skills to puppies and adults, and how can we make sure we do the same?
This webinar is about explaining corrections, but also deeply understanding what's happening in an interaction, why a dog is "rude" or socially inappropriate, and finding the most effective way to develop your dog's social skills. And corrections might not be the answer.
This is for the nerds that want to see the theory and how this affects dogs' nervous system, as well as practical examples and solutions. As always, we'll take into consideration social approaches instead of conditioning, and include video analysis.
Early bird discount code:
20% off until 10 Dec: DISCOUNT20
When is the live:
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For the Americas: Friday 12 Dec, 7 pm Central Standard Time
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For those in Thailand: Saturday 13 dec, 8 am
When will the recording be available:
2-3 days after the live, by 16 December
What happens after I sign up?
You will receive an email with the link to the live. Once the recording is ready, 2-3 days after the live, you'll be able to access the recording in your personal area through this website. Don't worry, you'll receive an email notification ;)
It’s so informative and emotionally intelligent! I love how the series focuses on how to help your dogs feel safe and address the underlying emotions instead of suppressing behaviour or giving distractions to mask the true feelings
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT THE WEBINARS
Absolutely loved the webinar! I think I learned more from your one video about body language than I’ve learned in two years! The risk of retreating too early was fascinating. I definitely see a lot of River in the streeties, he is all about conserving his energy and then aggressive behaviour to ward other dogs off and to the untrained eye it can seem to come from nowhere but there have been a lot of signals prior to that also by for space that I now see. I wish we lived closer!
I loved the presentation and Q&As, thanks! And I really enjoyed hearing what the other owners struggle with too - it’s good to know we’re not alone