Omdat de NVGH 25 jaar bestaat organiseren we dit jaar op 2 en 3 juni een seminar over hondengedrag. Twee dagen vol met informatie die voor iedere hondenprofessional ontzettend interessant en leerzaam zal zijn.
Het programma bestaat uit één hele dag online webinars en één dag een live lezing van Maja Guldberg. Kijk hieronder voor een uitgebreide beschrijving van het programma en de sprekers van beide dagen.
Voor zondag de 3e is er beperkt plek. Dus wacht niet te lang en schrijf je nu in!
Programma seminar vrijdag 2 juni – Locatie: Volledig online
10:30 – 12:00 Maartje Horvers – Traject bij bijtincidenten en herplaatsing
12:00-13:00 Lunchpauze
13:00-15:00 Nikki Tudge – Motivational interviewing
15:00-15:30 Pauze
15:30-17:30 Malena DeMartini – Separation Anxiety
17:30-19:30 Pauze
19:30-21:30 Amy Pike – Pain, behaviour and diagnostic
Programma Seminar Zaterdag 3 juni – Locatie Prins Petfood Veenendaal
Spreker – Maja Guldborg
9:30-10:00 Welkom
10:00-11:30 Introductie
11:30-12:00 Pauze
12:00-13:00 Vervolg lezing
13:00-14:00 Lunchpauze
14:00-15:30 Vervolg lezing
15:30-16:00 Pauze
16:00-17:30 Vervolg lezing
17:30 afsluiting
De locatie van dag 1 is uiteraard vanuit je luie stoel, aangezien de volledige eerste dag online zal zijn.
Locatie van dag 2 is het bezoekerscentrum van Prins Petfoods in Veenendaal
Adres:
Accustraat 11
3903 LX Veenendaal
Kosten deelname:
Deelname dag 1: € 125,-
Deelname dag 2: € 150,- (incl koffie/thee en lunch)
Deelname beide dagen: € 250,-
Voor de tweede dag is er een beperkt aantal plaatsen beschikbaar. De lunch tijdens deze dag zal vegetarisch zijn. Heb je andere dieetwensen, geef dit dan op tijd door of heb je andere vragen over het seminar, stuur dan een mail naar seminar@nvgh.nl.
Hieronder een korte impressie van onze sprekers en de onderwerpen van hun lezing.
Mijn naam is Maartje Horvers en ik ben samen met Hella van den Beemt eigenaresse van HondenCampus. 16 jaar geleden startte ik op het dierenasiel in Tilburg als projectleider na mijn opleiding tot paraveterinair. Ik zag de problematiek binnen de opvang ernstig toenemen; 16 Jaar geleden zat het asiel vol met makkelijk plaatsbare hondjes. Dit veranderde in de loop der tijd naar minder honden maar dan wel met ernstige medische- of gedragsproblemen. Ik zag de noodzaak hier iets mee te doen en ben daarom de opleiding tot kynologisch gedragstherapeut en -beoordelaar gaan volgen bij DogVision. Daarna ben ik me blijven ontwikkelen op het gebied van agressie en gedragsbeoordeling. 5 Jaar geleden is HondenCampus ontstaan om een betere nazorg te kunnen bieden aan herplaatsers uit de opvang.
Complexe honden en bijtincidenten, dat is waar HondenCampus zich in heeft gespecialiseerd. Naast de hondenschool, gedragstherapie en het geven van opleidingen voor asielmedewerkers en handhavers, zijn we momenteel druk bezig met de pilot voor het expertisecentrum voor complexe honden. Een plek waar honden die betrokken zijn geweest bij een (bijna) bijtincident worden gestabiliseerd, onderzocht en getraind. De opdracht van het ministerie van LNV is het opleveren van een huisvestings- en behandelprotocol voor complexe honden in de opvang. De missie van HondenCampus is om de balans te vinden tussen de veiligheid in de samenleving en het welzijn van de hond. Aangezien de eigenaar de grootste risicofactor blijkt te zijn is het van groot belang om deze op een juiste wijze te begeleiden en te sturen. HondenCampus maakt zich dan ook hard om binnen de politiek een standpunt te creëren m.b.t. houderschap.
Niki is a certified Dog Behavior Consultant and holds reputable health and fitness certifications.
As the founder and President of The Pet Professional Guild, DogNostics Education, and The DogSmith, Niki has substantial leadership experience in the pet industry. Niki has published numerous articles on dog training and behavior, and her pet dog training businesses have been featured in many publications, including The New York Times.
Niki’s professional credentials include; AABP-Professional Dog Trainer, AABP-Professional Dog Behavior Consultant, PCBC-A, and PCT-A through the Pet Professional Accrediting Board. Niki also earned diplomas in Animal Behavior Technology and Canine Behavior Science & Technology through the Companion Animal Science Institute.
Along with Niki’s business degree and M.B.A. from Oxford Brookes University, she is also a certified Six Sigma Black Belt, an HCITB TS1, TS2 & TS3 certified people trainer, and a certified Team Facilitator and Project Manager. Niki also holds certifications as a Transformational Coach.
To compliment Nikis’ dog behavior skills and experience, she is also a certified Fitness Instructor, Walking & Running Coach and carries several certifications in the health and fitness industry. Additionally, Niki offers coaching and programs through her Run With Your Bestie business.
Her professional credentials include; International Sports Science Association (ISSA) certified fitness trainer, ISSA certified transformation specialist, nutritional coach, and ISSA elite trainer. Niki is also a certified ChiWalking and ChiRunning coach. In addition, she has completed the well-known M.A.F. Foundations certificate course developed by Dr. Phil Maffatone and is a supporter of the M.A.F. system.
Malena DeMartini-Price is renowned in the dog training world for her expertise in dog separation anxiety issues. She is the author of the books Treating Separation Anxiety in Dogs, as well as Separation Anxiety in Dogs – Next-Generation Treatment Protocols and Practices.
She has also contributed articles on separation anxiety to multiple publications such as the Association of Professional Dog Trainers’ (APDT) Chronicle of the Dog, Pet Professional Guild’s (PPG) Barks From the Guild, and various national magazines such as The Bark. She lectures on SA at professional dog training workshops and conferences around the world, including everything from large professional conferences to small venues.
She also has been interviewed widely on this topic and multiple videos and podcasts have been produced. Malena is an honors graduate of the esteemed Academy for Dog Trainers, where she studied under Jean Donaldson, and is a member of the APDT, the Pet Professionals Guild, and the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants.
Dr. Pike is a native Arizonan and graduated from Colorado State University’s school of veterinary medicine in 2003. Working as an Army veterinarian after graduation and taking care of the Military Working Dogs returning from deployment spurred her interests in behavior medicine. Dr. Pike completed a Residency program and became board certified in 2015. She is owner of the Animal Behavior Wellness Center and was recently named one of the “Top Veterinarians of Northern Virginia” by NoVa Magazine for the sixth year in a row.
Dr. Pike speaks all over the world about veterinary behavior medicine, she has been published in numerous veterinary journals, she has conducted, co-authored and published three scientific research studies, and is a contributing author in five clinical text books. She is the editor for the new edition of Blackwell’s 5 Minute Veterinary Clinical Consult- Canine and Feline Behavior, due out in the Fall of 2024. In addition, she mentors 3 clinical behavior residents and is a clinical instructor for E-training for dogs and the Masters Program in Applied Animal Behavior at Virginia Tech. She is an advisory board member for Royal Canin, Fear Free, and the Animal Welfare League of Arlington, and is a consultant for Chewy, Inc.
My long striving to acquire great knowledge about the neurological function, the cooperation between the brain and body, creates the foundation for all of my treatments. It is very essential for me to make the whole body work to its most optimal ability, otherwise we risk spending a lifetime in a compensation course with an unknown number of different examinations and treatment techniques. Resulting in what many know through reduced performance, change in the locomotor system and deviating behavior etc.
A changed body function will always change the neurological function and a changed neurological function will always change the body function. It is not possible to quick fix a body, and it is rare that dysfunctionality is only in one local spot. A body is not like a car where you can exchange a part and everything is good. Knowledge about the nervous system and neurohabilitation has made a huge difference in my practice and the results achieved.
Cooperation through rehabilitation in the right function is crucial to achieve the maximum stability and thereby reducing the risk of regression and new injuries. The body has an athletic function that needs to be nursed and serviced, to reach top performance, joy of life, life quality and durability.
The Royal Veterinary Agricultural College
I received my veterinary education in 1996 at The Royal Veterinary Agricultural College.
Veterinary hospital
I was hired on the spot at Faxe veterinary hospital, where I worked until 2004, with orthopedics as the main area of interest. Concurrently with my employment in Faxe, I took continuing education in acupuncture and chiropractic for animals.
Self employed
I started my own practice in 2004. Shortly after I took a 3-year masters degree in functional neurology in the USA, which has created the basis for my occupation with disorders related to the nervous system and the locomotor system (Neck/back). In short: the function of the whole body.
Since 2010 I 6-12 times a year take humane modules in functional neurology in either London, Amsterdam or the U.S.A and still do.
These courses have given me so much knowledge that I have now passed the 2 supreme degrees in human functional neurology. Equivalent to the diplom degree: FIBFN Fellow International Board Functional Neurology and FACFN Fellow American Chiropractic Functional Neurology.