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STRANGER
DIRECTED
AGGRESSION

3-Part Series
October 6th, 13th and 20th
1pm PST

A Series for Behavior Professionals

3-Part Series - $395

Aggression is not synonymous with reactivity and stranger-directed aggression (SDA) presents unique challenges compared to other forms of aggression. As a behavior professional, you need more than basic skills and popular protocols. You need a deeper understanding of the many nuances of these cases and practical skills and strategies to stay safe and help your clients achieve their goals.

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In this 3-part online series, you will learn how to:

  • Quickly identify the various types of SDA profiles

  • Screen prospective clients

  • Identify lesser-known signs of pain/illness for veterinary referrals

  • Take a thorough behavior history

  • Analyze, evaluate, and create practical and effective behavior plans

  • Avoid problems caused by common misunderstandings of classical counterconditioning

  • Keep yourself safe when meeting and working with these cases​

  • Build your reinforcement skills for better outcomes

  • Create customized introduction strategies that clients can follow for safe introductions

  • And more!

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Listen: Lisa Mullinax on the Paws & Reward podcast

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Each live session will be 2 hours in length, including Q&A with Lisa.
The recordings will be available for 60 days after the last session.
 

PREREQUISITE:
You should already have experience working with a variety of behavior cases and have a fundamental understanding of operant and respondent conditioning, functional analysis, body language, and reinforcement strategies.

 

Approved for 6 CEUs with IAABC (CCPDT Pending)

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Part I

Re-examine longstanding popular beliefs about behavior modification for aggression and learn how to view these cases from a new perspective.

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Part II

We will take a closer look at the practical application of desensitization procedures and discuss safe setups in stranger-directed aggression cases. 

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Part III

You will learn how to create practical and effective behavior plans that your clients can follow, assess risk, and explore two very different cases.

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Registration is open

Frequently Asked Questions

WILL IT BE RECORDED?

Yes. Each session will be recorded and made available the next day. Attendees will have access for 60 days.​

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I MISSED THE FIRST SESSION. CAN I STILL SIGN UP?

Yes! Because each session will be recorded, you can start at any point and be caught up before the next event in the series.
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IS THIS FOR BEGINNERS/PET OWNERS?

No. This series is specifically for behavior professionals with a background in behavior modification. 

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CAN I PURCHASE EACH PART INDIVIDUALLY?

No. This course is only available as a 3-part series.

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ARE CEUs AVAILABLE?

Yes! This series has been approved for 6 CEUs through IAABC and is currently pending approval for CCPDT.

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WILL YOU OFFER THIS AGAIN?

There are no future dates planned at this time.

About Lisa Mullinax

I'm a Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (IAABC) and have been in the world of dog behavior for almost 25 years. 

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My journey in the world of dog behavior started when my dog Mac, a 7 year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback/ Boxer mix, bit a teenage girl.

 

The bite was severe, resulting in over 50 stitches and multiple plastic surgeries. Mac was seized by animal control and declared a dangerous dog and my world was shattered. I was incredibly fortunate to find a trainer and mentor who helped me understand Mac and keep him and others safe. 

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In the two decades since, I have worked with countless dogs like Mac and their humans. I have had successes, failures, and heartbreaks...and more than a few very scary incidents. 

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I want to share what I've learned with other professionals so they can avoid my mistakes, stay safe, and provide the support these special dogs and their humans desperately need.

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Lisa and pal, Alee

Mac: Forever in my heart

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