This course is designed for adults and teens to learn how dogs use their bodies to communicate. If you are considering a career with dogs or you are a dog owner, it is important to know dog body language for safety and to help identify stress in dogs. A highly stressed dog is more likely to become aggressive or more fearful. By identifying body language you can help avoid stressful situations. Through a series of photos and videos you will learn to identify body language. By the end of this class, you will have a better idea of what body language a dog uses when relaxed, what subtle things he may display showing you he is uncomfortable and signs that may even lead to aggression.

Packed with photos and videos of real dogs

You will learn about

  • Ear position

  • Lip licking

  • Bodies- relaxed and stiff

  • Hard and soft eyes

  • Tail position

  • Yawning

  • Mouth position

Teryn Jones has been teaching body language to students for over 15 years

She has a diploma in Advanced Canine Behavioral Sciences. As a contract trainer for the ASPCA she traveled around the country teaching shelter workers about identifying dog body language using 2 programs.

FAQ

  • How long is the course

    The course will take approximately 1 hour to complete.

  • Is this class for Adults or Teens

    Both! As a homeschool mom, I know the importance of keeping my kids safe. There is no inappropriate language in any of my classes. There are no online chats, or discussions between students. I do talk about and we show a few video/photos of dogs showing aggressive body language. There are no pictures/videos of dogs actually biting. The class might also be appropriate for kids 11-12 yrs if they are very invested in dogs and a parent watches with them.

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