Canine Aggression Day (follow-up) with Kendal Shepherd

Saturday 16th April 2011

Price: £45 (£40 concessions, charities or if you book 5 or more tickets at once)

When: Saturday morning lecture, arrive 9.45 for a 10 am start, finish around 4 pm.

Where: The Crown Hotel, Chertsey, Surrey.

NOTE: There are pre-requisites for this course, see below.

“Every dog bite, however minor, is an avoidable tragedy.” Kendal Shepherd

This event is a follow-up to the canine aggression day that was held in October 2010 by Learning About Animals. It will be a practical interpretation of the first event in the contexts of behaviour counselling, behaviour assessment and vet surgery/rescue. This event is not suitable for dog owners wanting to address aggression problems but for people working with aggressive or potentially aggressive dogs in a professional or rescue situation. Attendees should have a basic knowledge of learning theory and canine body language. There will be no actual dogs present, this will be a lecture/workshop event
 

The speaker: Kendal Shepherd is one of the UK’s leading authorities on dogs. She was the first UK vet to be accredited by ASAB (the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour) as a certified animal behaviourist and specialises in behaviour. Kendal is also a writer, broadcaster and expert witness. Her particular interest is in dog aggression.

Pay by PayPal using the links below or send a cheque, payable to ‘Learning About Animals’, to:
Suzanne Rogers, 6 Fern Cottages, Dorking Road, Abinger Hammer, Dorking, Surrey, RH5 6SA.
E-mail: Suzanne@learningaboutanimals.co.uk

Please let me know at time of booking if you require a certificate of attendance of the course for your records.