Webinars

Webinar recording: Understanding Separation Anxiety, and How to Help Your Dog

A dog with separation anxiety may howl, bark, and/or whimper for a very long time after you leave, have accidents in the house, and destroy objects such as furniture, windows, and door frames.

Commonly-found suggestions such as using a stronger crate or leaving food toys, do not help dogs with separation anxiety, and can often make things even worse.

Separation anxiety is the equivalent of a panic attack in a human, and it is treatable. 

In this 34-minute recording, you’ll discover what separation anxiety is and learn how to help your dog and to get your life back.

Webinar recording and downloadable resources: $8

Reactivity in dogs can manifest itself in many ways. Your dog may:

• Lunge at people or other dogs on walks
• Try to chase bikes, trucks, and cars
• Growl at people in uniforms
• Bark at sudden noises
• Run and hide from strangers 
• Snap at children or at certain members of the family

Learn what reactivity is, and is not, and how you can help your dog's Very Big Feelings.

During the session I answer as many questions as I can as well as the questions submitted when you register.

Webinar fee: $15

In order to keep the Zoom meeting secure, registration closes 24 hours before the scheduled start.

Can't make it live? The webinar will be recorded and sent to participants afterward.

The most common question I get begins with “Why does my dog ...”

• Tear up the trash
• Growl when I approach the sofa
• Steal my dirty tissues
• Nip my hands or feet
• and many more!

In this 45-minute online session, I’ll give an overview of why dogs engage in the behaviors they do, and how you can get immediate relief from some common problems.

This webinar is free, and you can make a donation to the Windham County Humane Society, which will receive 100% of net donations.

In order to keep the Zoom meeting secure, registration closes 24 hours before the scheduled start.

Can't make it live? The webinar will be recorded and sent to participants afterward.