RCB framework signup

So sorry. The free Challenging Behaviour Masterclass is closed. It was available for a few weeks, and reached thousands of people and their animals across the globe!

Here’s what some previous students have said about this free training:

  • Ann Marie: Brilliant first lesson ❤️
  • Sandy: Video 1 was incredibly relevant to me.
  • Noortje: Thank you for this first video! I enjoyed it very much and laughed out loud a couple of times. It was like you were in my living room!
  • Deb: Part one is 100% Karolina W. Clear, clever, and spot on.
  • Katia: So glad you didn’t follow your other calling as a singer. Not that I wouldn’t prefer to listen to you than most modern vocal artists, but your knowledge of animal behaviour is totally unique and priceless. Thank you for sharing your masterclass. ❤️
  • Holly: Your teaching style is brilliant […] I love this material and I can’t wait for the next video. Thanks!
  • Noa: I want to thank you again – this time for helping me hone the way I teach, and giving me new ideas on how to make students think.
  • Sofia: OMG I’m even more of a nerd now! I am working in human psychology and I knew almost all of the things you´ve said but from a human perspective. Now I understand it from another perspective. Thank you! You are so good at teaching!
  • Dale: Thanks immensely for sharing these informative and VERY entertaining (your voice is rockin!!) videos! It’s such a pleasure to “see” you again!
  • Angela: Thank you, lots of penny drop moments in this third video. Sometimes you instinctively do something without really knowing why!
  • Greg: Your 3rd video has help me to find the nuance in reward value (for them with DRA / DRI) and has me tweaking this for a better outcome for us both.
  • Angela: I’ve watched all 3 videos 4 times.

Don’t worry, I will give these free trainings about how we can best prevent, reduce or eliminate unwanted behaviour once a year – you can always attend the next one!

Meanwhile, as consolation, here are some of my blog posts related to this topic! Follow any of the links below, and you’ll also be able to sign up for my list where I’ll keep you posted on upcoming blog posts, masterclasses, seminars, podcast appearances and courses – all on the topic of animal wellbeing, emotions, learning and behaviour!

176 Replies to “RCB framework signup”

  2. Brilliant first video. I’ve sent a separate email. I definitely need to address the lack of seeking for my dog to improve her mood.

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    1. Hi Valerie, I’ve added you to the Masterclass, the welcome email should be on its way to your inbox! 🙂

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  7. Sounds very interesting. We’ve been working on reactivity and motion triggers for some time, but maybe these videos will help us recognise whether we have missed some aspect that we should work on more.

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    1. Let us know if they do! – or if you have some other tweak that isn’t mentioned in the Masterclass! 🙂

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  9. I live in Sweden and since 9 month I have a replaced small pincer, soon 8 years old. Now we can meet peeple without any problems, but sounds and dogmeetings are still a big problem. I am looking forward to learn more, so can you please sig me in?

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  10. Hello,

    I missel the first 2 videos and I eould like to be able to assistance or see the third onemon the 30th.

    Could you please signifie me up?

    Thank you!

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    1. Hi Françoise, no worries – the first two are still available! I have added you to the list, the welcome email is on its way! 🙂

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  11. I have a behavior vet and behavior trainer. My dog is an anxiety dog. She takes meds and we are 2 years in. We do clicker training. The house has become her safe space. She cannot see another dog and reacts to sounds of dogs. She has improved and is showing her affection and love for us. I think we will get there

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    1. Hi Louise, great to hear that you’re getting help with your dog – and that things are improving! 🙂 Hopefully you’ll get some more ideas here! 🙂

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  12. The course sounds great I accidentally mispelt my email address but pressed the done before I realised so this is a resend with the correct email

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  13. Really enjoyed the first video . I have a very fearful dog and I use SEEKING a lot , also CARE and PLAY to help her. I have studied Jaak Panksepp and have the MHERA mood matters book. Looking forward to the second video

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  14. Looking forward to this class thank you so much my dog has lots of problems with noise so I hope to learn something to help her

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  20. Wow this looks incredibly interesting. I am indeed an animal Nerd! Currently walk reactive dogs for a living and get so much pleasure from it. I am also studying to become a trainer so really would like to sign up.

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    1. Hi Marcia, sounds like this is right up your alley, then! I’ve added you to the list. The welcome email is on its way! 🙂

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  22. We (me and my 4 dogs, all girls) struggle with reactivity towards
    dogs, sometimes people. I tried the activate seeking/play way, but
    failed. There is no evidence for pain, all 4 are active agility
    players, do see the Physiotherapist on regular basis and are health
    checked, because I wanted to rule out pain. Their diet is balanced,
    mayby slitghly to high in meat because of their preferences in treats
    for Training the reactivity issues. They sleep their roundabout 18
    Hours a day…
    Edit the agility thing: with this agility dogs really rarely occur
    issues…BUT my girls can find the one Visitors Dog among the 300 dogs
    in Competition (!!) and start growling and lungluing towards that one.
    So we are really screwed in everday life whilst ok in Competition…
    Best Regards,
    Jenny and the dogs (3 Chinese Cresteds and a Sheltie)

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    1. Hi Jenny, one thing that comes to mind when reading through your post is looking at ways to reduce arousal. Perhaps explore that their quality of sleep is good for all of them, and I would also consider some type of Nose work; sniffing has been shown to reduce heart rate, and if they enjoy touch I’d also explore T-touch or some other tactile interaction to bring down overall arousal. For reactivity I would also recommend to explore BAT https://grishastewart.com/bat-overview/ 🙂

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      1. Hi Karolina,
        I tried to make BAT work but failed. How many Times a day a sniff game ore a calming TT would be needed do make a diffrence?
        Thanks for your insight, Jenny

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        1. I don’t work hands on with animals so I have no good answer for you based on practical experience, Jenny. But also, I’d say it probably depends. On the animal, its learning history and quirks, on the context. Changing mood states is typically not a quick fix so I would expect it to take some time.

          One way to know whether what you’re doing is making a difference is to start collecting some basic data. Every day, score or rate her overall level of arousal and the interventions you tried. After a couple of weeks you should be able to see patterns emerge as to what works best for your particular situation. Best of luck!

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          1. Thank you, that makes sense. I grew impatient some time ago… Basic data is a very good rimender, thank you for that advice. Will go for it…
            Jenny

  23. Thanks for another great course.
    The animal emotion course was absolutely magical and thought-provoking and a certain measure of confirmation.
    This free course will not disappoint. Thanks fantastic with knowledge.

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    1. Not at all, Christina – I’ve added you! (for some reason the sign-up form doesn’t show up on all devices)

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        1. Hi Deborah, this Masterclass is free for all! If you’re not seeing the signup-field, let me know (it sometimes doesn’t show up on some devices).

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  43. Thank you very much, would love to watch your videos.
    Will a recording be available as live attendance may be challenging due to time zones differences?

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    1. Hi Susan – the videos are pre-recorded and once published will be available until the 5th of September! 🙂

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    1. trying to post a happy emoji, but for some reason it’s not showing up… anyway – look forward to seeing you in the Masterclass!

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  55. I’m always excited to learn something new about how dogs think and why they do certain behaviors

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  56. I have a very reactive and insecure 2 year old Wheaten Terrier. He is neutered. His behavior has worsened over time by excessive growling and teeth baring to strangers near our car. He lunges at people and other dogs nearby. I need to help him quickly. Please help.

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    1. Hi Toni, hopefully you’ll get some useful ideas through the Masterclass that will help you – I expect especially video 1 and 2 will be helpful!

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  68. Please sign me up. Been training and educating for a long time. Always looking for more and better .
    Mj

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    1. Hi Jackie, great to see you – you’re in! Check your email for the welcome message! 🙂

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    2. I wpyld like to sign up. I missed the orher two videos and woyld like to see even rhem if possible.

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      1. Hi Kina – both videos are still there! I’ve signed you up – see you in the Masterclass! 🙂

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          1. Hi Jan – no worries, the first video is still accessible – you have until September 5th! I’ve signed you up, so the welcome message should be on its way. 🙂

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