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Pet Care and Behaviour Webinars
Our Pet Care and Behaviour Webinars are available 24/7
(Windows platforms only at this stage)
Our multi-media pet care and behaviour webinars are available 24/7. They cover a range of topics of common interest to pet owners and are created by Dr Cam Day.
Features
- Available on demand 24/7
- A bonus of membership with Pethealth.com.au
- Listen to Dr Cam explain techniques
- Examine explantory images and videos
- Easy to navigate software - jump forwards or review each frame as often as you need
- 'Last visited' memory so if you need to leave your computer it will remember where you were
- Links to further information on Pethealth.com.au
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Parking Barking Introduction |
An introduction to how to control barking behaviour. This webinar starts with some videos of barking dogs to show how barking behaviour varies. It then summarises some research we have done on 'which dogs bark the most'. It then introduces a key to help you solve your dog's barking behaviour. This Webinar is free. |
Barking when I am home
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'My dog is barking when I am home' This Pet Fix shows how to ensure your dog responds to your words to reduce barking using reward-based training and how to add the ‘polish of perfection’. Managing barking by attention to fences and exercise is discussed. |
Barking when I am away
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'My dog is barking when I am away' This Pet Fix is the one you need if you have received complaints about your dog barking. It deals with how to do surveillance, boredom relief, separation anxiety cures and whether pheromones or medications are needed.
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Problem pets in the garden
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A Webinar about 'Problem pets in the garden' Solutions for barking, destructive behaviour, digging, escaping and lawn burn with urine. Duration 27 minutes. (Members already have access).
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Home-made timers to deliver toys
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Webinar on the Ice Timer and the Sneaky Leaky Milk Carton Techniques. How to deliver toys, treats and other goodies to your pets when you are not home using simple items everyone has lurking around their home. |
Trial separations for separation anxiety
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A Webinar on how the 'Trial Separations Technique' can remedy dog separation anxiety. Planning separations from your dog in a progressive manner can help to treat dog separation anxiety |
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What breeds bark and bite the most?
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This Webinar answers the question 'Which breeds bark and bite the most'. It summaries some research we have done to ascertain which dog breeds are the most popular and from that, which breeds are over-represented for barking and for biting. |
