How to Train Your Dog with Love + Science with Annie Grossman @TheAnimalMedicalCenter

Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

In this webinar from November 21, 2024, Annie Grossman, a certified dog trainer and owner of School For The Dogs in NYC discusses her new book, “How to Train Your Dog with Love + Science.” In this critically acclaimed book, Annie presents a modern and science-based approach to changing behavior, and argues for abandoning folk wisdom about canine learning and training techniques rooted in coercion and force. Annie’s approach combines practical, easy-to-apply training tips with the science behind why these methods work. In this webinar, she shares insights you can start using right away. For those who want to take their training to the next level, her book is a fantastic resource, packed with step-by-step techniques and a deeper exploration of the science that makes these methods so effective.

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