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Working with Aggression in Multi-Dog Households - Webinar

Join Emma-Jane Lee on a comprehensive look at the complexities of aggression in multi-dog households. Emma presents research analysis, case studies and strategies for working with these scenarios in detail.

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What's included?

1 webinar
1 Certification

Why does it happen?

You will learn why incidents of multi-dog aggression happen, with themes based on research and Emma's own analysis of her data

How to resolve the issues

You will also learn how to manage and modify this behaviour with an additional section on pharmacological interventions.

Course Lessons

Meet the instructor

Emma-Jane Lee

Emma-Jane Lee. B.A.(Hons), P.G.C.E. Process Consultancy, IAABC (CSB-D)
Emma-Jane Lee is a teacher, writer, assessment consultant and canine behaviourist based in the UK. She is a trustee in one of France’s largest animal shelters, working on pre-intake, surrenders, in-shelter protocols, bridging contracts and post-adoption support. Her work as a behaviourist is mainly with post-bite referrals and dogs presenting a high level of aggression.

Patrick Jones - Course author

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