APBC Canine Behaviour Conference, Jersey, April 21st 2007

The APBC Canine Behaviour Conference is taking place in Jersey on Saturday 21st April 2007 between 10.00 and 16.00.

Open to all!
Conference fee £45 includes delegate pack and tea/coffee. Advance booking required.

Venue: The International Training Centre. Les Augre Manor. Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust

The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC) run educational events around the UK with the aim of increasing understanding and practice of good training and behavioural modification techniques for veterinary practitioners, dog trainers, breeders and other professionals and ultimately, the dog-owning public. We are delighted to be bringing this event to Jersey for the first time, with presentations by David Ryan and local APBC member Rosie Barclay. As well as the more structured presentations, there will be plenty of opportunity for questions and discussion. The APBC bookstand will also be present, giving delegates the opportunity to browse or purchase related books and products.

  • An enlightened way to train your dog
    An introduction to the laws of learning applicable to dog training, their implementation and consequences.
  • To dream the impossible dream. Owning a perfect dog!
    Is this achievable and just what is a "perfect" dog anyway?
  • The use of internally reinforcing behaviour in dog training
    How inherited instincts are used in training - illustrated through their use in training police dogs.
  • Questions and discussion
    Questions from the audience to both speakers

Speakers:

David Ryan PG Dip CCAB
David Ryan has been a police dog handler for twenty-five years and a Home Office accredited instructor for the past thirteen. He embarked upon Southampton University’s Post Grad Diploma in Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling, completing in 2002, and is now a Full member of the APBC. As well as full time police dog instructing, he conducts behaviour consultations, dog training and puppy classes on veterinary referral.

Rosie Barclay BSc MPhil CCAB
Rosie is accredited by ASAB as a Companion Animal Behaviourist and is a Full Member of the APBC. Rosie now offers a professional behaviour service to Jersey residents and their pets, has been featured on Channel Fours “Pet Rescue” and local BBC Jersey and regularly gives talks on dog behaviour.

For a booking form please email info@apbc.org.uk, go online to www.apbc.org.uk or contact me via the contact page.