Animal Welfare Professionals

Hi,

Introducing a shelter dog to an  adopter's or foster caregiver's dog to see if they'll be a good match can be anxiety-provoking if you don't have a lot of experience. 

Whether or not this sounds like you, don't miss Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection next Thursday November 21 at noon PT/3 pm ET when @Samantha Wolfman (She/her) of the Animal Welfare League of Arlington and Wolfman Dog Training and Consulting will be sharing her knowledge and experience related to maximizing success with dog-dog matchmaking.  Learn more about the event. 

We'll also be sharing a quick view of our new Maddie's University course (authored by Sam) about Fostering Dogs with Behavioral Concerns: Supporting Pets and People. 

Register for our monthly webcast series, Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection here.

If you missed it, here's the recording from last month's presentation about play aggression in cats with Dr. Mikel Delgado. 

About the November webcast: 

Conducting dog meets for adopters and their resident dogs can feel stressful and full of pressure. What if it doesn't go well? How can I tell if they actually like each other? What do they do when they get home?

All of these questions and more will be answered during this session! From quick body language cues, to tips and tricks for integration, to having tough conversations – maybe the dog they chose isn't a good fit! – Sam will guide you through the do's and don'ts to help you get more comfortable and have more success in dog to dog matchmaking.

#AdoptionsandAdoptionPrograms
#Behavior,TrainingandEnrichment
#Conferences,WorkshopsandWebcasts
#FosterPrograms
#PeopleManagement(includingVolunteerIntegration)
#PetSupportServices*
#Rehoming

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Sheila Segurson, DVM, DACVB
Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist
Director of Shelter Solutions
Maddie's Fund
Pleasanton CA
9258608284
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Hi everyone!

Friendly reminder that our webcast w/ Sam Wolfman about Dog-Dog Matchmaking, doing dog-dog intros between a shelter dog and a potential adopter/fosters dog starts at noon PT/3 pm ET TODAY Thurs Nov 21.

Register for the webcast here. 

Hope to see you soon!

Hi,

Introducing a shelter dog to an  adopter's or foster caregiver's dog to see if they'll be a good match can be anxiety-provoking if you don't have a lot of experience. 

Whether or not this sounds like you, don't miss Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection next Thursday November 21 at noon PT/3 pm ET when @Samantha Wolfman (She/her) of the Animal Welfare League of Arlington and Wolfman Dog Training and Consulting will be sharing her knowledge and experience related to maximizing success with dog-dog matchmaking.  Learn more about the event. 

We'll also be sharing a quick view of our new Maddie's University course (authored by Sam) about Fostering Dogs with Behavioral Concerns: Supporting Pets and People. 

Register for our monthly webcast series, Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection here.

If you missed it, here's the recording from last month's presentation about play aggression in cats with Dr. Mikel Delgado. 

About the November webcast: 

Conducting dog meets for adopters and their resident dogs can feel stressful and full of pressure. What if it doesn't go well? How can I tell if they actually like each other? What do they do when they get home?

All of these questions and more will be answered during this session! From quick body language cues, to tips and tricks for integration, to having tough conversations – maybe the dog they chose isn't a good fit! – Sam will guide you through the do's and don'ts to help you get more comfortable and have more success in dog to dog matchmaking.

#AdoptionsandAdoptionPrograms
#Behavior,TrainingandEnrichment
#Conferences,WorkshopsandWebcasts
#FosterPrograms
#PeopleManagement(includingVolunteerIntegration)
#PetSupportServices*
#Rehoming

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Sheila Segurson, DVM, DACVB
Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist
Director of Shelter Solutions
Maddie's Fund
Pleasanton CA
9258608284
------------------------------

Hi,

Introducing a shelter dog to an  adopter's or foster caregiver's dog to see if they'll be a good match can be anxiety-provoking if you don't have a lot of experience. 

Whether or not this sounds like you, don't miss Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection next Thursday November 21 at noon PT/3 pm ET when @Samantha Wolfman (She/her) of the Animal Welfare League of Arlington and Wolfman Dog Training and Consulting will be sharing her knowledge and experience related to maximizing success with dog-dog matchmaking.  Learn more about the event. 

We'll also be sharing a quick view of our new Maddie's University course (authored by Sam) about Fostering Dogs with Behavioral Concerns: Supporting Pets and People. 

Register for our monthly webcast series, Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection here.

If you missed it, here's the recording from last month's presentation about play aggression in cats with Dr. Mikel Delgado. 

About the November webcast: 

Conducting dog meets for adopters and their resident dogs can feel stressful and full of pressure. What if it doesn't go well? How can I tell if they actually like each other? What do they do when they get home?

All of these questions and more will be answered during this session! From quick body language cues, to tips and tricks for integration, to having tough conversations – maybe the dog they chose isn't a good fit! – Sam will guide you through the do's and don'ts to help you get more comfortable and have more success in dog to dog matchmaking.

#AdoptionsandAdoptionPrograms
#Behavior,TrainingandEnrichment
#Conferences,WorkshopsandWebcasts
#FosterPrograms
#PeopleManagement(includingVolunteerIntegration)
#PetSupportServices*
#Rehoming

------------------------------
Sheila Segurson, DVM, DACVB
Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist
Director of Shelter Solutions
Maddie's Fund
Pleasanton CA
9258608284
------------------------------

Hi,

Introducing a shelter dog to an  adopter's or foster caregiver's dog to see if they'll be a good match can be anxiety-provoking if you don't have a lot of experience. 

Whether or not this sounds like you, don't miss Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection next Thursday November 21 at noon PT/3 pm ET when @Samantha Wolfman (She/her) of the Animal Welfare League of Arlington and Wolfman Dog Training and Consulting will be sharing her knowledge and experience related to maximizing success with dog-dog matchmaking.  Learn more about the event. 

We'll also be sharing a quick view of our new Maddie's University course (authored by Sam) about Fostering Dogs with Behavioral Concerns: Supporting Pets and People. 

Register for our monthly webcast series, Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection here.

If you missed it, here's the recording from last month's presentation about play aggression in cats with Dr. Mikel Delgado. 

About the November webcast: 

Conducting dog meets for adopters and their resident dogs can feel stressful and full of pressure. What if it doesn't go well? How can I tell if they actually like each other? What do they do when they get home?

All of these questions and more will be answered during this session! From quick body language cues, to tips and tricks for integration, to having tough conversations – maybe the dog they chose isn't a good fit! – Sam will guide you through the do's and don'ts to help you get more comfortable and have more success in dog to dog matchmaking.

#AdoptionsandAdoptionPrograms
#Behavior,TrainingandEnrichment
#Conferences,WorkshopsandWebcasts
#FosterPrograms
#PeopleManagement(includingVolunteerIntegration)
#PetSupportServices*
#Rehoming

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Sheila Segurson, DVM, DACVB
Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist
Director of Shelter Solutions
Maddie's Fund
Pleasanton CA
9258608284
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Hi everyone,

If you missed our Thursday, Nov 21 webcast about Dog-Dog Matchmaking with Sam Wolfman, here's a link to the recording.  

Hi,

Introducing a shelter dog to an  adopter's or foster caregiver's dog to see if they'll be a good match can be anxiety-provoking if you don't have a lot of experience. 

Whether or not this sounds like you, don't miss Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection next Thursday November 21 at noon PT/3 pm ET when @Samantha Wolfman (She/her) of the Animal Welfare League of Arlington and Wolfman Dog Training and Consulting will be sharing her knowledge and experience related to maximizing success with dog-dog matchmaking.  Learn more about the event. 

We'll also be sharing a quick view of our new Maddie's University course (authored by Sam) about Fostering Dogs with Behavioral Concerns: Supporting Pets and People. 

Register for our monthly webcast series, Maddie's Monthly Behavior Connection here.

If you missed it, here's the recording from last month's presentation about play aggression in cats with Dr. Mikel Delgado. 

About the November webcast: 

Conducting dog meets for adopters and their resident dogs can feel stressful and full of pressure. What if it doesn't go well? How can I tell if they actually like each other? What do they do when they get home?

All of these questions and more will be answered during this session! From quick body language cues, to tips and tricks for integration, to having tough conversations – maybe the dog they chose isn't a good fit! – Sam will guide you through the do's and don'ts to help you get more comfortable and have more success in dog to dog matchmaking.

#AdoptionsandAdoptionPrograms
#Behavior,TrainingandEnrichment
#Conferences,WorkshopsandWebcasts
#FosterPrograms
#PeopleManagement(includingVolunteerIntegration)
#PetSupportServices*
#Rehoming

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Sheila Segurson, DVM, DACVB
Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist
Director of Shelter Solutions
Maddie's Fund
Pleasanton CA
9258608284
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