noise fear

Dogs can get frightened by a noise such as a bang or gunshot, but the fact that they hide somewhere (under a bed, in the bathroom) trembling and/or panting clearly indicates a fear of noise. Noise fear can occur suddenly and often appears insidiously and becomes stronger with increasing age. The dog is under extreme stress and there is unfortunately also a fast generalization, so that the dog suddenly reacts to more and more noises. This problem can severely restrict the life of the dog and its owner; holidays such as August 1st or New Year's Day become a strain and in case of thunderstorms the dog cannot leave the house.

This workshop takes place without the dog, as the training is carried out at home in familiar surroundings. 

In this workshop we will work exclusively with the help of the clicker or marker signals. For participants who have never worked with the clicker or marker signal before, a setup will be made.

registration

Registration deadline 21.05.2021

Study goals

  • dealing with the fears of the dog
  • structure of marker signal (if not yet unknown)
  • development of a training plan 
  • analysis of the video diary

Seminar Details

target audience:

dogs that show signs of noise anxiety or already have a fear of smoking

location:

seminar is taking place per ZOOM

expenses:

180.00

course places:

Are limited to 12 places

course administration

Prisca Elsener

In 2014, I had the opportunity to complete an internship at fairtrain – for dogs and humans, and I have been working as a trainer since 2015. I have also been a member of the management team since 2025.

 


Because so many people and dogs seek advice and guidance from fairtrain – for dogs and humans, I have had and continue to have the opportunity to gain extensive experience in successfully working with a wide variety of human-dog teams and to indulge my fascination with dogs. On the one hand, I train dogs from puppies to seniors, and on the other hand, I lead activity courses—agility, Nadac, lunging, and all-in-one. I apply my expertise primarily in the areas of behavioral therapy, individual coaching, and seminars.

 


I am an enthusiastic agility and Nadac competitor with my own dog.

 


Availability: Wednesday to Saturday