Mastering & Training Dog Encounters with Marker Signals: Fear

When your dog sees another dog, he just wants to get away. He has no desire whatsoever for contact with other dogs. Because he's afraid of other dogs, walks are no longer fun for him (or for you). You're wondering how you can help him so that you can enjoy relaxed outings again.

In this webinar, I will show you how to deal with your dog's fear of other dogs. Dogs who are afraid need their human's support. You can learn how to support your dog and at the same time build new behavioral strategies through appropriate, friendly training. Your dog can learn to stay with you and wait, for example, instead of running away. This will make your dog more confident and he will start to be more open towards other dogs.

You should register for the webinar "Mastering & Training Dog Encounters: Fear"

• if you wonder whether your dog reacts fearfully to other dogs.
• if you want to calmly master dog encounters, both on and off-leash.
• if you want to live with your dog in a friendly and fair way.

After the webinar, you will know

• why your dog reacts fearfully to other dogs.
• how to recognize fearful behavior in dog encounters.
• how you can support your fearful dog in dog encounters.
• how to long-term transform fearful behavior in dog encounters into curiosity using marker training.

Our Speaker

Ulrike Seumel has been a trainer for people with dogs and a coach since 2011. At Dog It Right, she and her team support people with "difficult" dogs through personal compact training in Potsdam/Berlin/online and in selected online programs. Ulrike Seumel is convinced that many problems simply don't arise with a happy and relaxed dog, and therefore swears by the sustainable effect of marker signals. Dog It Right also produces a podcast and a blog, helping thousands of dog owners in German-speaking countries enjoy relaxed walks.

The goal of Dog It Right: a happy and carefree life for all people and their dogs.

Accreditation as Continuing Education

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

Photo credit: Anna Auerbach/ Kosmos