Canine Puberty – Relaxed Through Wild Times

In no other phase of life does so much change as on the way from puppy to adult dog, and in no other phase of life are so many foundations laid for a good and relaxed further dog life. Everything learned so far is questioned for further validity, the brain is completely restructured, and a lot happens physically as well.
The bad news: As with any major construction site, this connection is temporarily unavailable, and with a corresponding adolescent, the dog owner's life temporarily becomes a challenge.
The good news: Puberty is a companion for a phase of life, it passes! And those who know about the processes in the pubertal dog's brain and find the right balance between consistency and understanding will then become a really good team with their four-legged friend.
In this lecture, we will look at the restructuring in the pubertal dog's brain and body, clarify what role sex hormones play, and of course, get to the bottom of the question of what to consider to get through the dog's puberty as calmly as possible.

In this webinar, Sophie Strodtbeck explains
- which hormones play a crucial role in puberty,
- what happens in the dog's brain during puberty,
- how to get through this turbulent time calmly
- and what is really important when dealing with a pubertal dog.

Our expert:
Sophie Strodtbeck is a veterinary behaviorist, lecturer, author, covering the area between behavioral biology and veterinary medicine. She is also a passionate photographer and currently shares her life with four dogs of her own.

More about the expert:
http://www.strodtbeck.de/

Recognition as further training:
The webinar is recognized by the veterinary chambers of Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony as 2 hours of further training; our certificate of attendance must be submitted for this. https://www.kosmos.de/teilnahmebestaetigung

Photo credit: Sophie Strodtbeck