e-Training for Dogs

Online Dog Training Class | Puppy Dog Training Online | Search and Rescue Dog Training

  • Home
  • About
    • History of e-Training
    • Faculty
    • Guest Lecturers
    • Students
  • Online Learning
    • For the Dog Professional
      • Canine Professional Programs
      • Individual Courses for Professionals A-Z
      • Individual Courses for Professionals-By Interest
      • Lecture Series
        • Ethology and Canine Behavior Lecture Series
        • Service Dog Training Lecture Series
      • CCPDT CEU Approved Courses
      • IAABC CEU Approved Courses
      • NADOI Accredited Courses for CEUs
    • For the Dog Enthusiast
      • Individual Courses A to Z for the Dog Enthusiast
      • Individual Courses by Interest for the Dog Enthusiast
    • Pet-Sitting Courses
    • Animal Wellness and Animal Hospice
    • Veterinary Professional Courses
    • Equine Enthusiasts Online Courses
  • FAQ
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Links
You are here: Home / Dog Behavior / It Takes Two: Successful cat and dog interactions

It Takes Two: Successful cat and dog interactions

January 14, 2015 By Cheryl Aguiar |

CatDogFightingCat and dog interactions –

How can you help your cat and dog get along better? What are the common causes of problems and remedies for these?

Millions of cat and dogs in America live together in varying degrees of harmony. Many of your clients have cats and dogs, but they may not be aware of what each species needs in order to peaceably coexist with the other. Additionally, when things go wrong, your clients may not know how to improve the situation. This presentation will review some of the most common problem situations that occur in cat and dog households, and why these problems occur. The presentation will also cover how to set up the environment and some specific training techniques that can be used to increase positive associations between individuals of both species.

Learning Objectives of this webinar:

  1. What the most common issues between cats and dogs are
  2. Why and when problems are likely to occur in cat and dog interactions
  3. Techniques to increase positive associations between cats and dogs

Speaker: Jacqueline Munera, CCBC, PCBC, CAP2

Available now as a recording. Recorded Live Feb., 2015

Cost: $25.00

add-to-cart-8

 

CEU’s Available:
2 IAABC CEU’s
2 CCPDT CEU’s
2 ABCDT-L2 CEU’s
2 NADOI CEU’s
2 PPAB/PPG CEU’s
2 IACP CEU’s

Members of APDT, CCPDT, IAABC, IACP, ABCDT-L2 or NADOI receive over 25% off.All Lecture Series Webinars are only $18.00 each. See instructions below on how to find the password to take part in this professional discount.

IAABC members, Click HERE to apply your discount.
Email cheryl@e-trainingfordogs for the passcode.

NADOI, CCPDT, ABCDT-L2, PPG, IACP and APDT members, click HERE to apply for your discount.
Email cheryl@e-trainingfordogs for the passcode.

 

Filed Under: Dog Behavior, Past Lectures |

Search this site:

SIgn up for our Newsletter

Sign up for our newsletter: Sign up for our newsletter

Follow Us

  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

Link to Discounted Courses for Professionals

Link to Discounted Courses for Professionals

Link to Classroom For Current Students

Link to classroom: Student Classroom Link This link will work for current and registered students ONLY.

Lecture Series

Seeing Through a Dog's Nose-Canine Nose Lecture Series ALSO, Please check out our ethology and canine behavior lecture series, over 100 lectures Ethology and Canine Behavior Lecture Library Also available is our lecture series: Service Dog Training Lecture Series

What is E-Training for Dogs and how does it work?

What’s NEW?

CPDT-KA Attestation Form online signature

Training the Retrieve

Emotional and environmental enrichment with scent

Backing and Pivoting

The Science of Olfactory Perception and Learning

Pay Later Now Available

What’s NEW?

CPDT-KA Attestation Form online signature

Training the Retrieve

Emotional and environmental enrichment with scent

Backing and Pivoting

The Science of Olfactory Perception and Learning

Copyright © 2026 e-Training for Dogs | Privacy Policy