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hi from Portugal. Good evening!

32:19
hello Jose, from Barbara in Florida USA

34:59
Hello from Humane Society of Vero Beach Florida

35:05
Bob Flynn, City Dogs, Cleveland Kennel, Cleveland, OH

35:41
Hello from Columbus Dog Connection, Columbus, Ohio

36:16
Barbara Hopson, Mass. Dept. of Agricultural Resources, Hampshire Emergency Animal Response Team

36:18
Hello from the Hudson Valley, NY

36:24
Hello, Chelly Wathen here from City Attorney's Office, Animal Anti-Cruelty Unit, in San Diego, CA.

36:53
HAPPY THANKGIVING from Silver Comet Animal Welfare Alliance in Atlanta GA :-)

37:04
Behavioral Evaluator, Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region, Colorado Springs, CO

37:30
Hello from Portland, Oregon

37:38
hi Chelly, former SD Humane vol here, now Panhandle Animal Welfare Soc Fort Walton Beach FL

37:39
Hi from Blue Mountains Australia. Why this song? I just lost 2 of my Dogs... Kinga

38:27
Diamond Dachshund Rescue, Texas USA

38:27
Dane County Humane Society, Madison Wisconsin

38:29
Centre County PAWS in State College, PA USA

38:30
SPCA of Wake County in Raleigh, NC, USA

38:31
Nick, Nashville Humane, TN, USA

38:31
Lamoille Valey Veterinary Services Vermont USA

38:34
Humane Society of Waupaca County Wisconsin USA

38:34
Buster Foundation, Michigan, USA

38:36
Bristol, uk

38:38
Terry, SPCA of Anne Arundel County, Annapolis, MD, USA

38:39
ASPCA NY

38:42
Hello from Los Angeles!

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Tom, Pasadena Humane, CA, USA

38:44
Hello from Brampton Animal Services Ontario Canada

38:52
Hello from the ASPCA's HLE dept in NYC

38:57
Agape Animal Rescue Nashville TN

39:05
Corey Price, Irving TX Animal Services

39:09
Jodi Lovejoy, IN State Board of Animal Health

39:30
Ginni from Guelph Humane Society, Guelph, Canada

39:38
National Detector Dog Training Center, Newnan, GA

39:39
Mike, Humane Society of Sonoma County

39:46
Hannah Booth from Chico Animal Shelter, Chico, CA

39:47
Marie Gordon, Nashville Humane Association, Nashville TN, USA

39:50
Albuquerque, NM

39:50
Derrick, Plaquemines Parish Animal Control, Belle Chasse, LA, USA

39:52
Lausanne Switzerland

40:21
Ericka Kinsey, Animal Welfare League of Alexandria (Virginia) (Volunteer)

40:27
Debbie Ames, One Lucky Dog, Florence, Alabama

40:38
New Jersey, St Hubert's Animal Welfare volunteer

41:02
oh my name is Linda Donohue - St Hubert's

41:15
Trying to find call in info

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Giving Retriever,LLC, Cornwall, NY

41:59
The call in information can be found in your registration email

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42:04
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44:08
She paused it momentarily

51:59
Is the video choppy for everyone or is it my connection?

52:24
Choppy on my end too.

52:50
Mine is not?

52:59
It was smooth for me.

53:27
Chopping on my end.

53:37
What about small dogs where a leash around the neck can be harmful?

54:44
Use of equipment is not really covered in this presentation. If it's a fearful or easily aroused dog, we would probably still slip the dog and switch equipment once out of the kennel.

55:28
I should have said "choice of equipment is not covered in this presentation"

57:37
The link to the Part 2 video didn’t seem to work. Could you resend at some point? Thanks.

57:50
We can't replay videos in the interest of time but it is being recorded so you can replay as much as you like.

59:04
Susan, you can find all the webinar recordings here: https://www.aspcapro.org/training/webinars

59:35
Thanks!

01:10:20
Why would you rather have the door open out when you were leashing the small dog?

01:12:25
You are not infringing on the dog's space when the door opens outward. You are in a less vulnerable position yourself. Dog more easily has the option of coming forward. If dog is aggressive and moving toward you, it's a lot harder to quickly close the door to block him.

01:13:14
Handler gave dog too much slack on the leash

01:13:27
dog was capable of redirecting

01:13:29
Wow, a number of things

01:13:35
Handler put their face in the dog’s face while dog was very aroused.

01:13:46
Handler’s face in dog’s face

01:13:50
Lack of control over the door.

01:14:10
Would have been more ideal to use a quick release to prevent having to reach back in to unleash.

01:14:47
Starting off with less leash slack , not getting hands on the dog who might redirect would be good to. Taking more control initially and getting the dog into the kennel quickly without giving the dog choice to move away.

01:14:55
Could the handler have covered some of the other kennels to block visual access to prevent some of the frustration in this young dog?

01:15:46
Sometimes it can be helpful to go into the kennel first but if you don't know the dog, it puts you in an unsafe position.

01:16:20
The loop being raised closer to the ears

01:16:31
Short leash, limited movement of dog

01:16:34
Multiple points of physical contact calmed dog

01:16:46
Great to move the leash up to the Throat latch, however would it not be more prudent to do this before entering the kennel environment?

01:17:08
Took time to regroup and prep before going into the kennel first.

01:18:05
why not playing Through Dogs Ear CALMING music IN ALL facilities??? It helps tremendously!!! Please!

01:21:02
Kinga Vurm. I'm glad that you find the music helpful. There is some evidence that certain types of music are more calming for dogs but studies have not looked at long term effects. I'm unaware of any research specifically on Through a Dog's Ear except the research done by the company that produces the music.

01:21:40
Research has been done and shows…the human voice is better than music/…. So podcasts!

01:21:41
Why the thick color during the introduction?

01:22:23
We use wide collars to minimize stress on the dog's neck if we anticipate that they are likely to pull or lunge.

01:26:28
Please send your questions!

01:27:00
Great information- thank you!

01:27:14
Was not clear - when you walk dog through kennel area you want the dog next to other dogs or you in between?

01:27:16
Thanks, Bridget!

01:27:17
Is there any advice when a dog goes into a full blownpanic attack while walking on a leash?

01:27:17
Very good information

01:27:33
No question here... just want to say thank you for sharing your expertise.

01:27:46
Thanks, Bridget!

01:27:53
can you speak at all about dealing with leash reactive/barrier reactive dogs specifically? thank you so much this has been wonderful -- I hope ASPCA will host more behavioral webinars in the future. this is a tremendous resource to all of us!! I want to attend 50000 more!! so many questions -- so much AMAZING info. these are SO vaulable

01:28:33
Thank you for your most informative presentation! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

01:29:28
When handling a dog that gets really aroused in the kennel environment, is it better to just exit the kennel as fast as possible or try to work on impulse control but sitting in front of doors before opening, working on lunging, etc.?

01:29:41
Bridget, Thank you - very informative and easy to understand. Go Badgers!

01:29:46
Do you use alprazolam to help with anterograde/retrograde amnesia if dog is going to have or has had a stressful experience to try and prevent further learning?

01:29:48
**by not but

01:32:47
No we do not use alprazolam unless it's for a specific concern for that individual dog and under the guidance of a veterinary behaviorist.

01:33:09
What are the visual cues you would use in making a decision to cease and on leash interaction. What are your hard "stop" actions on the behalf of consideration for a dogs safety?

01:33:59
When you have a fearful dog that needs a behavioral evaluation do you always allow the dog to initiate contact and if it does come near you do you end the evaluation there? Or at what point do you stop an evaluation for a fearful dog?

01:35:40
does Tellington touch help calm a dog?

01:36:41
I admit I'm not current on good quality TTouch research. I know it is for horses.

01:36:58
Tellington touch could help but only if the dog liked touch….so assess dog’s behaviour first

01:37:21
Don't forget, this webinar is being recorded and you'll receive an email with the link later this week! In the meantime you can rewatch parts 1 and 2 of this series here: https://www.aspcapro.org/training/webinars

01:38:29
we are out of time after this question

01:38:44
Best EVER source of knowledge for all ppl involved with Animals!!! TY so much :-)

01:38:48
Thanks for all the great questions!!

01:38:57
This has been such an amazing resource, thank you all so much!

01:39:05
Thank you so much!!

01:39:11
Thanks !

01:39:17
Thank you!

01:39:18
Thank you for this seminar and all the info!

01:39:20
Absolutely excellent 3 part seminar. Thank you so much for making this series available to us.

01:39:36
Manny thanks>Tony

01:39:37
Thank you very much!

01:40:02
The 3 part seminars were great, thank you!

01:40:17
How do I receive something showing that I participated in the 3 webinars?