Teach Your Dog to Share

Resource guarding is a common issue in companion dog households, and it is also totally normal. Keeping access to resources is a great survival strategy - there’s nothing wrong with dogs wanting to keep what they like: food, their people, or locations and even doggy friends. The problem is a matter of degree, for example when dogs bite or threaten with aggression to keep those resources.

How often dogs have to practice resource guarding influences how volatile it becomes. How often they are challenged for resources equals how hard they have to fight to keep them.

In this video, Diane Garrod shares clear step-by-step approaches to working with resource guarding. While it can be challenging process, in some ways, resource guarding can be the easiest kind of aggression to address, and can be highly rewarding for everyone.

On-demand. Recorded live November 11, 2020.

  • What does it look like? How to identify resource guarding.

  • How to prevent resource guarding or end it once it's accelerated.

  • How to deal with guarding from dogs, people, or both.

  • How to change a dog's emotional response to guarding situations.

  • Every dog is different! Learn how to adapt a resource guarding protocol to individual dogs.

  • Suitable for professional dog trainers as well as families with dogs.

  • Want to really learn about resource guarding? The 6-week practical live case-studies course was recorded live online and it includes a viewing of this webinar.

  • On-demand recording of a live webinar.

  • Included with Diamond Membership (see below).

What people are saying

Step-by-step instructions get real-life results!

Did you know that many common techniques (like showing the dog who's boss) can actually make your dog more aggressive?

  • Safe and Practical

    If you have a dog who is guarding at home, the first thing you probably want is for the biting or aggression to stop.

    The second thing is to make sure it doesn't happen again in the future. That can be done systematically, without force or intimidation.

  • 2-hour On-Demand Webinar

    What a great session! Diane packed it full of info on dog-dog and dog-human resource guarding.

    A viewing of this webinar is included in the live case-studies course that's coming up March 17, so if you're attending the full course, register for that instead.

  • Bonus Material

    The whole webinar, including student questions and Diane's replies, is in your course player as soon as you register.

    You'll also get a PDF of the slide notes to assist your learning.

    1.5 CCPDT CEUs, 2 IAABC CEUs

About the Instructor

I chose Diane to teach this webinar (and the case studies course that will follow) because she's an expert on resource guarding, and I'm always up for learning something new.

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