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Are you ready to spend an hour with Dr. Pachel, a board certified veterinary behaviorist, in a casual Q&A style conversation? We can't promise that we'll get to every question, but we'll do our best to get to as many as we can!!

We’re back! After reviewing the Zoom chat box from the previous event, Come, Sit, Stay: A Conversation about Coping in Hard Times, we have decided to offer another event! Join dog behavior professionals and authors Dr. Patricia McConnell, Dr. Chris Pachel, Kathy Sdao and Lynn Ungar for another conversation about coping, hoping and connecting in a time of fear and isolation, hosted by Marissa Martino and guided meditation led by Barrie Finger.

Positive training is not just a technique, it is a worldview, and one that has something unique to offer to the difficult times we’re in. Join dog behavior professionals and authors Dr. Patricia McConnell, Dr. Chris Pachel, Kathy Sdao and Lynn Ungar for a conversation about coping, hoping and connecting in a time of fear and isolation, hosted by Marissa Martino and guided meditation led by Barrie Finger.

A complete, self-paced course with access to a community of behavior professionals working with aggression in dogs, and live group mentor sessions led by Michael Shikashio CDBC.

Enjoy a conversation and a Q&A session with Mike Shikashio and Dr. Chris Pachel (may require an active Facebook account for viewing).

You are likely familiar with the primary socialization period from approximately 3-16 weeks of age and its long term impact on the behavior patterns of dogs. This presentation will explore details of that developmental period, as well as focusing specifically on the other “windows of opportunity” that occur both before and after the primary socialization period, and how those factors also shape canine behavior.

You are likely familiar with the primary socialization period from approximately 3-16 weeks of age and its long term impact on the behavior patterns of dogs. This presentation will explore details of that developmental period, as well as focusing specifically on the other “windows of opportunity” that occur both before and after the primary socialization period, and how those factors also shape canine behavior.

We all appreciate the joy and companionship that a well behaved dog brings to our lives. What we don't always appreciate is that there are many different factors that can determine whether a puppy grows into that wonderful lifelong companion. Join Dr. Christopher Pachel as he explains the ins and outs of puppy socialization.