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“Cooperative Care: What Is It and How to Get Started” Webinar w/ Tiffany Score, CTC, FFCP-T on Wednesday, February 8th, 2023 at 6 pm to 7 pm central time
Cooperative Care: What Is It and How to Get Started is a 1-hour live Skill Sharper webinar for dog owners and dog trainers that will be presented by guest speaker Tiffany Score, CTC, FFCP-T of Free To Be Dog, LLC based in Moore County, NC.
The webinar cost is $20 per person and will be held live on Wednesday, February 8th, 2023 from 6 pm to 7 pm central time, and the webinar will be hosted via Zoom. A recording will be made of the live event for those who paid to attend, but couldn’t attend live.
1 CCPDT Training CEU.
1 IAABC CEU.
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What Is This Webinar About?
What is cooperative care? Where did it come from? We’ll cover all that and then some in this webinar curated for owners or training professionals who are new to the cooperative care scene. And well, if we’re being honest, cooperative care is such a new initiative that it’s likely we’ve all got something to learn. At the end of the webinar, we will cover easy ways you and your dog can get started on your own cooperative care journey as well as provide follow-up resources that help make these modern techniques accessible to all.
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Veterinary care and grooming doesn't have to be traumatic for you or your dog!
Cooperative care is a hot topic in dog training right now, but what is it? How do you get started? Whether you are a dog owner or dog trainer, join us for this webinar.
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Meet The Presenter
Tiff is an Honors graduate of the world-renowned Academy For Dog Trainers professional dog training program. She has worked with dogs of all ages, sizes, breeds, and temperaments with owners, fosters, adopters, and within rescue organizations. She is passionate about educating owners on how dogs learn, think, and feel.
Tiff is currently finishing her Master’s degree in Applied Animal Behavior and Welfare at Virginia Tech University where she focuses her thesis research on stress-related behaviors in dogs during routine veterinary visits. Her knowledge, passion, and expertise combined with her military background make her relatable to people from all walks of life.
When not working or studying dog behavior, Tiff enjoys going for off-leash walks with her dogs Arlo and Winston, yoga, reading, and spending quality time with her husband, Dave.