Harmonious Coexistence with Rescue Dogs

Every life is worth living, and every dog deserves to be cared for and recognized as an individual. But that's not always easy, because every dog has its own history and behaves accordingly. Adopting a dog from an animal shelter can mean enrichment and friendship, but also adventure, trouble, and frustration on both sides. Many known and unknown factors are crucial for a good coexistence. This can be the dog's origin, possible breed components, its upbringing, and its previous owners, if any. What should be considered before deciding on a rescue dog? What should be observed in the first few days after the dog moves in? What problems can arise, how can I prevent them, how do I deal with them? Many answers describe the problems that can arise when living with such a surprise package "dog from animal welfare" and provide assistance and show solutions.

The Speaker

Ute Heberer is a trained veterinary assistant and has managed an animal shelter in the Odenwald for many years. As a certified dog trainer, as well as a lecturer and examiner for expertise tests, dogs with aggressive behavior and resocialization are among her specialties.

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

Accreditation as further training

The webinar is recognized by the Schleswig-Holstein Chamber of Veterinarians as 1.5 hours of further training; our certificate of attendance must be submitted for this. https://www.kosmos.de/teilnahmebestaetigung