Sentences with phrase «working aggression cases»

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Tom deals most with the severe aggression and anxiety cases, but he also works with puppies and dogs needing basic obedience training.

As a Charlotte dog trainer, I have worked with many food aggression and resource guarding cases.

I've worked with puppies all the way to aggression cases so you can trust that I've included all the most important questions in these templates and that the emails and welcome packet come with critical reminders for your clients.

A while back, I was called to work on a case of severe inter-dog aggression where the dog was not walked for over a year in a neighborhood surrounded by fenced dogs.

One of her areas of expertise as a result of her years working with rescues is identifying severe aggression cases and other dangerous behaviors.

Diane Culpepper has successfully worked with aggression management cases, puppy development issues, basic through advanced behavior modification and obedience, breed selection, breed knowledge as well as severe trauma based behavioral rehabilitation.

Mike specializes in dog aggression cases and is the only trainer in CT and RI that focuses exclusively on working with aggressive dogs.

Our trainer, Danielle Jackson, has worked with and successfully rehabilitated hundreds of canine aggression cases in the Buffalo area.

For example, we work with a lot of aggression cases, ranging from dog aggression, human aggression, leash aggression, fear aggression, food aggression, and more.

Michael Shikashio, CDBC, is the president of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC), and provides private consultations working only with dog aggression cases through his business Complete Canines LLC.

Now, if you know you're ready to begin working with aggression cases, take into consideration the following recommendations for a successful behavior modification case.

For example, our training staff and volunteers work with animals that have behavioral issues from a simple case of poor manners to more extensive issues like shy / fearfulness and mild defensive aggression and our foster volunteers help care for animals with medical conditions that need to be treated or managed before adoption.

She writes, «it is more often the case with Serra that his work doesn't simply exemplify aggression or domination, but acts it out.»

In most cases, aggression is solvable, but it is hard work and takes a lot of time.