Dog Training - Stop fear of Fireworks + Loud sounds
What you'll learn
- by the end of this course you will be able to identify sound phobia in your pet and implement the therapy to treat your pets phobia
- What is fear and how it effects your pet
- How fear develop into phobias
- What sounds can trigger a phobic response in dogs
- What conditions can reinforce phobic responses
- The Effects of Confinement
- The Role of the Owner
- Dogs as Role Models
- Using Desensitization as therapy
Requirements
- you will require an smart phone or MP3 players to play the sound files in implementing the treatment
Description
Welcome to Brave pet academy, we are online therapy program designed to help your pet over come their fears of loud sounds, such as fireworks, thunder storms, hovers, city traffic and many more.
Our program is designed to educate you on how to help your pet over come there phobias. You will learn how to identify and desensitise you pet to these sounds by using our specially designed audio therapy program.
Don't worry you don't need to be an expert! We will teach you everything you need to know using our short video and optional additional reading. At the end of each section you will have a quick quiz to ensure you have learned everything you need to know.
After completing learning program you will be able to select a number of audio resources to start your pet's therapy.
So what you waiting for sign your pet up today at Brave pet academy.
Who this course is for:
- this course is for all levels, designed for pet owners to help threat your pets phobias
Instructor
Brave Pet Academy is an online training program for pet owners. the course are designed by professional dog trainers.
Nick Ryan the founder of our academy has been training dogs since the age of 5 and is a 3rd generation dog trainer.
he has worked with the WUSV , GSA Ireland, SV Austria and has worked with members of the US armed forces in training working dogs.
Nick has helped may dogs and there owners to live in harmony through his philosophy of training the owner and not the dog.