When Dogs Go Crazy – Behavioral and Compulsive Disorders in Dogs

Dogs sometimes display annoying behaviors; they are restless, bark a lot, or do things that seem quite funny to naive owners. Dog owners are often unsure how to assess such behaviors. If the dog chases its tail, is that still amusing or perhaps even pathological? What do dogs do, what is normal behavior for them? What is merely bothersome, and where does a behavioral disorder begin? Does the dog suffer from it and perhaps even need help? Is it even possible to help them?

Ute Heberer once again demonstrates her work with such dogs through numerous videos. She explains what constitutes bothersome behavior and where a behavioral disorder begins. Above all, she shows how one can help their dog.

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 and a lecturer and examiner for expertise tests, her specialties include dogs with aggressive behavior and resocialization.

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

Photo credit: Ute Heberer