The Foundation for a Chilled Dog – Promoting Calmness and Relaxation, Avoiding Behavioral Issues

Rest and relaxation is the most underestimated topic in everyday life with dogs. Yet, a chilled dog is half the battle for a harmonious coexistence! Conversely, too little rest and relaxation promotes behavioral problems and abnormalities of all kinds.
Teaching your dog the art of relaxation is the foundation for a fulfilling, healthy dog life and more important than any basic obedience exercise. Here, more is more. Because only a well-rested dog can calmly master everyday life, work concentrated, and confidently overcome all challenges. Often you have to specifically teach your dog to rest, because unfortunately many dogs cannot wind down and relax on their own, but need our understanding and help. Learn numerous answers and simple ways in this webinar to support your dog even better from now on!
In this webinar, you will learn:
- To recognize typical behaviors due to a lack of rest and relaxation.
- Which dogs are mainly affected.
- To recognize and correctly interpret symptoms.
- What your guilty conscience has to do with the topic of rest and relaxation.
- How to recognize how much activity your dog really needs and what it depends on.
- Measures and exercises to meet your dog's need for rest.
- Quick and easy ways to support your dog even better in calming down from now on.

Our Expert
Carolin Hoffmann works as a dog trainer and canine psychological behavior consultant and is confronted daily with the questions and concerns of her clients. She runs the dog school "nicht nur hund" in Konstanz on Lake Constance. Her focus is on behavioral consulting and everyday training. She has been a member of the network "Trainieren statt Dominieren" since its inception, a member of the ibh, and also a Hey-Fiffi trainer on the successful training video platform by Kosmos author Sonja Meiburg.

More about the speaker: https://www.nicht-nur-hund.de/

Accreditation as further training:
The webinar is recognized by the Schleswig-Holstein Veterinary Chamber with 1.5 hours as further training, for which our certificate of attendance must be submitted. https://www.kosmos.de/teilnahmebestaetigung

Photo credit: Anna Auerbach/ Kosmos