Psychopharmocology and vol vet

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The School of Canine Science presents

Psychopharmacology & Voluntary Vet Behaviour

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Contents 1.The School of Canine Science 2.What to expect From our Courses 3.Course Details 4.The Tutors 5.Day One Itinerary 6.Day Two Itinerary 7.Extra Information (including accommodation links and preparation training video links)

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The School of Canine Science The School of Canine Science is Nando Brown and Jo-Rosie Haffenden.

Formerly the Head of Training and Head of Behaviour for the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers and the stars of Channel 4 series Rescue Dog to Super Dog. Not content with being ace presenters and offering a tease of topics, the pair decided it was time to work independently and to provide a complete range of innovative courses including superb material, practical application as well packs for participants to take away and work from.

EVOLVE: Every participant comes from a place of previous knowledge and experience. The School of Canine Science looks to help participants evolve that is to develop and enhance their existing knowledge into something they can sell professionally. This includes updating old theories with the latest science as well as ensuring participants know all the facts.

INSPIRE: Nando and Jo are both extremely exciting and bold presenters known for their work on channel 4 as well as their internationally successful seminars. But the School of Canine Science is also about teaching participants to inspire their clients. Carefully selected exercises and explanations are taught to ensure participants know how to apply the theory and get their clients inspired to work with their dogs.

THRIVE: The School of Canine Science wants all our students to have evolved knowledge and inspiring practical skills. Ultimately our job is to ensure your business thrives.

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what to expect from our Courses PRIOR TO ATTENDANCE: Prior to attendance all participants will receive a pdf booklet (this booklet) with their course details inside. This will include prior training recommendations (videos) along with practical information such as time, dates, venue information and the food situation. Where possible it will include hotel (dog and non dog) information as well as any health and safety notices regarding handling. The booklet will also include a bio of the tutor as well as a full itinerary of the course.

DURING THE SEMINARS, COURSES AND TALKS: A healthy happy cohort is of upmost importance at The School of Canine Science. As such, when teaching theory courses tutors will ensure participants have a comfortable workspace to learn on and continuous access to snacks and water - which we know is pivotal in learning! Digital versions of presentations are emailed 48 hours prior to the course.

Tutors also ensure we break at least three times during the learning day to stretch as well as for breaks and food. The tutors also work hard to answer all questions and differentiate within tasks and lessons to ensure that each participant leaves having learnt something new without being overwhelmed. We also (even in the theory courses) usually have our 4 dogs with us to demonstrate training techniques as well as keep the atmosphere light and friendly.

AFTERCARE MATERIAL: Too many courses make complete sense at the time but then when you look through your notes afterwards half the material turns to brain sludge. At the School of Canine Science, each participant gets sent a full workbook so they can continue evolving their knowledge and skills afterwards. This includes notes on course material, what to read now references as well as How-To video reminders for practical that has been trained or discussed.

Day courses run 10am - 5pm. Lunch, snacks, coffee and tea is provided. We aim to ensure all participants are warm, comfortable and happy too. We ensure a friendly and non judgmental environment is provided and that there is plenty of opportunity to ask questions and share opinions. We aim to go for our dinner on day one of each course so that all course participants have an opportunity to mingle and network. Try and keep your diary free.

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COURSE DETAILS Topic: Psychopharmacology and Voluntary Vet Behaviour Presenters: Nando Brown and Jo-Rosie Haffenden Level: Day 1 is red (aimed at practicing trainers/behaviourists/vet staff) Day 2 is amber (aimed at dog professionals wishing to teach these behaviours) Date: October 24th and 25th 2016 Location: Canon Brook Golf Club - Elizabeth Way, Harlow, CM195BE Price: £145 for full 2 day course (10am - 5pm) £80 per day (days can be booked separately) spectator + £ 20 for a handler spot on day two About the course: Jo and Nando explore a more veterinary focused side to behaviour and training. Whilst it is not compulsory for behaviourists to understand the in’s and out’s of drug use in dogs, it is useful to expand knowledge in this area when it relates to behaviour. More and more frequently vets are prescribing medication that relates to fears, phobias, repetitive behaviour patterns and general anxiety along with aggression and canine cognitive dysfunction.

Day one covers the broad basics of neurobiology, how different neurotransmittors can effect behaviour. We look at drug use, when and why drugs help dogs suffering with more mental based illnesses and disorders and what triggers we have to watch for which may suggest we need to refer a client back to the vet. We cover what the FDA approved drugs are as well as what extra-label commonly prescribed drugs are on the market. We look at how these different types of drugs effect the brain and the future of psychopharmacology.

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COURSE DETAILS Day two focuses on voluntary vet behaviour and aims to teach a new protocol when examining and treating canine patients. Handlers are given specific behaviours to work on prior to attendance and during the day we work to take these to a higher level. The overall aim is to establish a dialogue whereby the dog can tell us when it hurts, when the procedure is too stressful or when the dog isnt comfortable with an intrusive exam. We also look at specific veterinary behaviours such as teaching dogs to open mouth on cue, present their ears for examination or lift a paw or tail. These behaviour further ensure vet visits are predictable and examinations are safe and more pleasant for the dog.

Food: Tea and coffee facilities as well as lots of water and some delicious and healthy snacks will be provided. A delightful lunch will also be provided for you within the cost at the Golf Club.

Socialising and networking: Whilst there will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and discuss topics during exercises, networking and socialising isn’t possible during the course of the actual seminar. As such you are all invited to dinner with Jo-Rosie and Nando Brown on the first night of the course. Venue to be confirmed. Dinner will give you the chance to turn the people around you into proper business contacts and to discuss and chat about opinions and backgrounds in more detail.

TO BOOK: To book please visit www.facebook.com/noseybarkeressex and find ‘events’ in the left hand tab.

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Your Tutors Nando has been working as a dog trainer and instructor for 12 years. Best known for his accessible style, impressive YouTube tutorials, big personality and awe-inspiring ability to train the tricky dogs that many people claim are untrainable.

Nando has also hosted his own international radio show. With hit videos receiving more than 20 million views and a Facebook page with over 20,000 fans Nando is now enjoying a successful career in television having worked with Jo-Rosie on Rescue Dog to Super Dog. He is currently working on new projects for channel4.

Nando is co-authoring a book with Jo-Rosie which is set to be published Spring 2017.

As well as being an esteemed trick dog instructor – and founder of the In The Dog House trick dog titles, Nando‘s also made a significant contribution to the world of scent – and this year bought competitive nosework back on the UK radar by starting up The Man Hunt.

Nando teaches hundreds of new and experienced dog trainers across the world in all aspects of dog training and has been invited to run seminars and talk at various large conferences in South Africa, America, South America, New Zealand, Australia and throughout Europe.

Earlier this year herself and partner, Nando Brown, decided to stop lecturing for the IMDT to set up The School of Canine Science. A company which aims to help dog enthusiasts, dog trainers and dog behaviourists develop skills, evolve their knowledge base and thrive in business. ____________________________________________________________________

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Your Tutors Jo-Rosie is an animal behaviourist with a degree in applied psychology and a post graduate in animal behaviour. Best known for her work co-presents channel 4‘s Rescue Dogs to Super Dogs, Jo-Rosie has enjoyed a range of other TV opportunities. She is currently working on new projects for channel 4.

After finishing her formal education, Jo-Rosie worked for a large animal charity where her work included a large project about the rehoming and welfare of bull breeds called RespectABull. After moving into a large private behaviour clinic and working mainly with section 1 and 3 dangerous dogs, she became an independent expert witness and then went on to work for herself.

Jo-Rosie set up a Sussex based behaviour and training company which is still thriving.

In 2014 Jo-Rosie published popular training book ‘The Real Dog Yoga’ and is currently writing another title for the same publisher called ‘Desperate House Dogs’ which is set for release in 2017.

Her passion for rescue dogs and in particular Pit Bull Terriers, has lead her to be one of the countries leading experts on the breed and as such she has been asked to talk on mainstream national TV, international and local radio as well as write for National and local papers on the subject. For the last year Jo-Rosie has enjoyed her role as Head of Behaviour for the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers lecturing both in the UK and Internationally and writing the level IV OCN accredited process for assessing behaviourists.

Earlier this year herself and partner, Nando Brown, decided to stop lecturing for the IMDT to set up The School of Canine Science. A company which aims to help dog enthusiasts, dog trainers and dog behaviourists develop skills, evolve their knowledge base and thrive in business.

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Day 1 Itinerary The School of Canine Science. The School of Canine Science. The School of Canine

10:00am Introductions - Who I am? Who you are? Why we are here and what we aim to cover 10:15 Medication, behaviour assessment and the basic structure of the emotional brain - What is psychopharmacology?

- FDA approvals vs extra-label - How do we know when to refer behaviour back for veterinary medication options?

- The brain: basics - Why behaviourists are not vets and what we are not allowed to do!

COFFEE AND SNACKS 11:00 Neurotransmitters and their role in behaviour - What is GABA, what does it do? *including role play - What is Serotonin and what does it do? *including role play - What is Dopamine and what does it do? *including role play - What is Norepinephrine and what are Endorphins?

LUNCH 1:30 Psychopharmacological choices and the details - Benzodiazepines: what types; what they do, types and differences; pros, cons and side effects - Selective Serotonin re-uptake inhibitors: what they do, types and differences; pros, cons and side effects - Trycyclic Antidepressants (TCAs): what they do, types and differences; pros, cons and side effects - Azapirones: Buspirone - what is does and how it is used - Opiod Peptides, Opiods and Opiod antagonists: what they do, types, pros and cons - Amphetamines and Selegiline hydrochloride: what they do and what they are used for TEA AND BISCUITS 4:00 Supporting owners and making good case studies plus The Future - Sedatives and anti psychotics types, what they do and why/why not to use them - Sileo: what it promises and what people have said so far - How to help vets and owners and make a good case - The future of Psychopharmacology SOCIAL: All participants are invited to dinner with Jo and Nando at a close by venue

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Day 2 Itinerary 10:00am: Target training workshop & Introduction of new marker - sustained nose to hand - nose to suction cup target - mouth target - chin to leg - Flat - Target to mark COFFEE AND SNACKS 11:30 Using taught behaviours to teach permission based voluntary vet behaviour - Demonstration of nose to hand for heart and physical examination Workshop nose targets with heart and physical examination permission protocol - Demonstration of nose to suction for eye drops Workshop nose to suction with eye dropper - Demonstration chin to leg for ears Workshop chin to leg with ear bud LUNCH 1:30 Using taught behaviours to teach permission based voluntary vet behaviour part 2 - Demonstration of flat to floor for paw care and bandaging Workshop flat to floor for paw -Demonstration of voluntary Buster collar Workshop voluntary Buster collar - Demonstration of target to marker for scales Workshop scales TEA AND BISCUITS - Demonstration of mouth open on toothbrush Workshop mouth open for teeth cleaning and care 4:00 CLINIC - Each handler then gets an opportunity for 121 clinic on 1 of their volunary vet behaviours with the tutors __________________________Five o’clock finish____________________________

NOTE TO HANDLERS: PLEASE READ EXTRA NOTES ON THE NEXT PAGE

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EXTRA INFORMATION FOR HANDLERS Dear handlers, To ensure you get the most out of day 2 we would like you to prep the following basic behaviours. That way we can move on quickly and start getting to the exciting fun parts where our face-to-face tuition will be most useful and you’ll get the most from your place on the course. As such we have provided tutorial videos for the behaviours we want you to prep to help you make a start...

Lay flat position: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxrlLg_nEO4 Chin-to-leg target: https://www.facebook.com/Incredimal/videos/954290311347798/ Nose-to-hand sustained touch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maRMcxIhdv4 Thanks so much - have a go and see how far you can get with these before we see you on the day. Good luck! Team #Nanjo

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Accommodation: You will be responsible for finding accommodation and/or travel to the venue and there are accommodation suggestions below: • Green Man Hotel offers great accommodation for those of you with dogs. It is about 5 minutes from the venue and costs around £80 per night • The local premier Inn is Harlow. This offer no frills accommodation and is not dog friendly.

Prices are around £75 per night.

• That Amazing Place is not too far and is a slightly posher hotel. This is around £85 a night and is very pretty!

• For those of you mad enough to camp - the local pitch is Lee Valley caravan park.

Food: You will be fed! Snacks, tea and coffee is, of course, provided. A delicious lunch is also provided at no extra charge. Additionally on night one of the course you are invited to come to dinner with Jo and Nando. Venue TBC on day 1. _________________DAY 1: NOT FOR YOUR DOGS___________________ Day 1 is not a handling day and so not for your dogs. We will have breaks however, if you have to bring your dogs they will need to remain in an appropriately ventilated vehicle

throughout the day.