Free Webinars

We offer two types of free webinars for dog parents throughout the year. Welcome Home, Pup! is geared for new dog/puppy parents.  The Behavior & Training webinars cover a myriad of topics.  All are presented by our favorite positive dog trainers and other dog-related professionals.  Our webinars are a great way to learn a lot about dogs quickly, and they’re free! Miss a webinar? Check out our You Tube channel to watch recorded webinars.  

Welcome Home, Pup! 

Have you recently adopted a dog or brought home a new puppy? Are you fostering for a local shelter or rescue organization? Remember that your new arrival has just experienced a HUGE change and will need some time to adjust. This webinar is designed to give you the skills you need to help your pup through this transition. Our speakers will cover topics such as: helping your dog feel safe; prioritizing training skills; developing daily routines; basic leash walking and recall techniques; and tips for organizing a dog-friendly home. All dog parents are welcome to attend, even if your dog has been with you for years. There will be plenty of time for questions.
Speakers: Susan Sanderson, PMCT3, KPA-CTP; Marnie Montgomery, PMCT4, CPDT-KA, Joyful Dog; Angie Madden, CCUI, DogSpeak; and Amie Glasgow, CDBC, IAABC-ADT, CSAT, FSG-I, Oscar Winning Behavior

Behavior and Training Webinars

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A Trip to the Vet: Preparing Your Pup
Saturday, April 13, 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET

Vet visits can be stressful for our dogs, but a little preparation can go a long way. We will take a close look at simple, yet effective strategies to prepare your pup for a visit to the vet (or groomer). Learn how to make these visits a more positive experience for all. Speaker: Jessey Scheip, LVT, VTS-Behavior, KPA CTP; Mindful Mentor Behavior Consulting
Please register in advance so that you receive the info you’ll need to join the webinar. Thanks!

The Language of Dogs
Saturday, May 18, 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET

If you have a dog, listening to their body language is everything. Understanding what your dog is saying is crucial for training, behavior modification, bite prevention, and building a positive relationship. Open the door to two-way communication by learning the subtle, and sometimes not so subtle, language of dogs. Speaker: Kerrie Hoar, CDBC, CPDT-KA, FFCP; Crimson Hound
Please register in advance so that you receive the info you’ll need to join the webinar. Thanks!

Does My Dog Need a Veterinary Behaviorist?
Saturday, June 22, 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET

If you haven’t heard of a veterinary behaviorist, you are not alone – there are only 100 in the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists! These veterinarians are board-certified in animal behavior and specialize in understanding and treating problems such as fear, anxiety, and aggression. How do you know if a veterinary behaviorist can help your pup, how do you find one, and what can you expect during your appointment and after?  Join us to learn more! Speaker: Dr. Meaghan Ropski, DVM, DACVB; Friendship Behavior Specialists at Friendship Hospital for Animals
Please register in advance so that you receive the info you’ll need to join the webinar. Thanks!

Puppy Separation Anxiety: Prevention & Management
Saturday, July 20, 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET

At some point, you will have to leave your puppy home alone and if they aren’t used to it, they may become stressed or anxious as a result. So, it’s a good idea to teach your pup that being alone isn’t scary. Our speaker will explain what separation anxiety is, give you the tools to identify and manage it, and provide helpful tips for raising a confident puppy. Speaker: Alexandra Dilley, M.A. Animal Behavior, CPDT-KA; Home Alone Canine
Please register in advance so that you receive the info you’ll need to join the webinar. Thanks!

Questions? 

New webinars are added regularly, so bookmark this page and come back to check out our new listings. You can also join our mailing list to get new webinar announcements and other valuable tips for living a great life with your pets. Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions. We’re happy to help!