The social behavior of our dogs – and what that has to do with me

The behavior of our dogs is influenced by their origin, breed, gender, age, and experiences. I can't influence these factors, so I can't influence the dog's behavior. Or can I?

We live with our dogs in a social group where we look out for each other and accept and adopt many things. Dogs adapt to us humans astonishingly well.

However, I must understand their nature and social behavior so that I can guide them well. Because we are role models for our dogs. If we want to change their behavior so that they feel comfortable and adapt to our world, we must first look at ourselves. What do we demonstrate to the dogs, and what do they need from us?

Learn in this webinar:

• to understand your dog's social behavior
• to interpret your dog's expressions correctly
• how you can influence your dog's behavior
• how your behavior is reflected in your dog's behavior
• how you and your dog can grow together as a team

Our Speaker

Ute Heberer is a trained veterinary assistant and long-time director of an animal shelter in the Odenwald. As a certified dog trainer and lecturer and examiner for expertise tests, dogs with aggressive behavior and resocialization are among her areas of expertise.

More about the author: https://hundecampus-odenwald.de/uber-mich-2/

Photo credit: Ute Heberer