Lectures and Libations: Dogs Living in a Human-Centric World
About this Event
Dogs are a species that communicate and live in a very different way than their primate caretakers. How do dogs navigate a world that is not built for them? How do we assign constructs to our dogs that don’t align with how they learn or think? Why are training methods important to create successful bonds between humans and dogs? Where do we clash? How can we collaborate?
Heather Mishefske, a certified Behavior Consultant has over 30 years of experience working with dogs and their people will walk us through the sciences of applied ethology, genetic influence, canine behavior and communication and how living in a world built for humans is tough on our dogs. Walk away from this lecture with new understanding and how to view the world through their lens to live more amiably with your dog.
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