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Presenter Details: Lorenzo is the Lead Trainer at Synergy Veterinary Behavior in Portland, Oregon, USA. He grew up on a petting zoo and cattle farm in Kentucky surrounded by a variety of animals- everything from camels and coatimundis, to arctic foxes and water buffalo.
After nearly a decade working in behaviour therapy and management with kids and teens in crisis, Lorenzo now works with animals. Utilising play, consent, choice, clear communication, and the building of predictable behaviour patterns, Lorenzo strives to help both humans and their animal companions thrive. Exploring a relational and ethological approach, Lorenzo specialises in resolving challenging and complex behaviour struggles- including aggressive behaviours, fear behaviours, separation-related distress, and veterinary and husbandry phobias.
With his own dogs, he enjoys sports like agility, tracking, nose-work, dock diving, hiking, climbing, and laying in the sun for hours. He also spends time improving husbandry and enrichment for his ageing cockatiel, various large snakes, and baby tarantulas.
Presentation Details: Trainers and veterinarians alike share concerns about the frequency and intensity of aggressive and fearful behaviours related to routine veterinary procedures, basic husbandry, and general handling amongst pet dogs and cats. Professionals in both fields sometimes worry that the responsibilities of their respective roles are somehow contradictory or mutually exclusive.
Lorenzo Fox’s presentation seeks to strengthen the conceptual bridge between behaviour and veterinary care, and consider its powerful impact on common aspects of patient care. Curated for both behaviour and veterinary professionals, this talk will challenge the idea that low-stress and cooperative care concepts “take longer”. What if they could actually make your daily procedures safer, more efficient, and more consistently successful? Lorenzo hopes you will leave with solution-seeking concepts for commonly encountered struggles, as well as a toolbox of simple and proactive strategies you can implement right away to improve patient outcomes- not just for one visit, but for the life of the animal.
APBC members £12.50 ABTC members £25 Non-members £35
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23rd January 2025 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm(GMT+00:00)
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THE ASSOCIATION OF PET BEHAVIOUR COUNSELLORS LTD
tue18mar8:00 pmtue9:30 pmThe Science of Nutraceuticals: Can herbs help anxious dogs?Alyssa Ralph
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Presenter Bio: With a Postgraduate Diploma in Canine Nutrition, Alyssa brings a unique blend of expertise to her role as a Clinical Animal Behaviourist. Specialising in the intersection of behaviour and nutrition, Alyssa works closely with clients to identify and address gastrointestinal and nutritional issues that may be contributing to problem behaviours. By developing tailored treatment plans, Alyssa helps dogs and their owners live happier, more harmonious lives.
In addition to individual consultations, Alyssa offers case reviews and professional support to other professionals seeking guidance on the influence of diet on behavioural issues. With a passion for helping dogs and their owners, Alyssa is dedicated to providing evidence-based, compassionate care and education.
Presentation Details: Within this webinar, we’ll look at some of the key herbs that are purported to be useful in cases of problem behaviour – particularly concerning canine anxiety. We’ll explore the evidence that supports or contradicts their use in behaviour plans, so you can better understand when and how to implement them with your clients. Please note that, although some of the evidence we will be reviewing may be extrapolated to other species, this webinar will specifically focus on implementing nutraceuticals with dogs.
Price: APBC members £12.50 ABTC members £25 Non-members £35
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Time
18th March 2025 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm(GMT+00:00)
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THE ASSOCIATION OF PET BEHAVIOUR COUNSELLORS LTD
thu08may8:00 pmthu9:30 pmReactive Rehabilitation - When nothing seems to go RIGHTAdam Skandarani
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Presenter Bio * With a combination of lived experience, extensive hands on learning, and formal education, Adam loves to tackle the weird and wonderful problems living with dogs can produce!
Their expertise can be summed up as Really Big Feelings; teenagers struggling to navigate the world (without driving their guardians around the bend), guarding and conflict aggression, and sport dogs who are flying off the handle or shutting down.
Adam uses training methods rooted in positive reinforcement, using play, access to the environment, food, and other things dogs love to change behavior. Their approach is rooted in understanding dogs as the complex individuals they are, meeting their needs and building the skills they need to navigate the world.
Presentation Information * This will be a presentation on the human side of things and managing the human end of the leash. We are always talking about what our DOGS need, and never about what WE need. I will be discussing everything from how to handle a situation where a caretaker (including oneself) has an excuse for everything to making big plans and how to stick to them, with a detour somewhere around burnout to discuss how to combat it.
Price: APBC members £12.50 ABTC members £25 Non-members £35
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Time
8th May 2025 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm(GMT+00:00)
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sun01jun8:00 pmsun9:30 pmHow Biological Needs Affect Behaviour in Bull Breed DogsJessica Hyams Bsc
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Presenter Bio: Certified Canine Behaviourist with a degree in Biological Sciences, including biomedicine and zoology. Jess has done extensive study in clinical behavioural medicine and has a heavy interest in how an organism’s biological needs affect emotional regulation. She has worked in non-destruct rescue for over a decade with a special focus on bull breeds. She spent many years rehabilitating dogs from dire situations in her own home on behalf of various rescues and privately. She also has observed many free roaming dogs in various places from Madagascar to several Spanish villages; and worked with a vast amount of overseas rescues. She ran her own small daycare and walking service from home, giving a wide perspective on canine behaviour in cities. Jess is passionate about continuing her professional development in order to upskill in areas such a diagnostics and methods of rehabilitation.
Presentation Information * Behavioural signs of unmet biological needs in bull breed dogs, the differences in behavioural traits of Staffies vs American Bully type dogs. What ‘gameness’ really is when looking at it from neurobiological and psychosocial lenses. Case studies – how recognition of pain in dogs is bite prevention.
Price: APBC members £12.50 ABTC members £25 Non-members £35
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Time
1st June 2025 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm(GMT+00:00)
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