This course explores the neurobiological mechanisms behind emotional regulation in dogs. Participants will learn how emotions such as fear, joy, and anger are processed in the brain, and how they influence behaviour. The course covers key brain structures, including the amygdala, limbic system, and the HPA axis, and how they contribute to both short-term emotional responses and long-term emotional regulation. Additionally, the course delves into the impact of stress, attachment styles, and social dynamics on a dog's emotional health. Practical strategies for supporting emotional regulation in dogs will be provided, with case studies demonstrating real-world applications.

Sponsor:Animal Behaviour Kent
Speaker(s):Daniel Shaw

Contact: Daniel Shaw
 Email: daniel@animalbehaviourkent.co.uk
 Phone: 079-306-72387
 Web: https://www.abklearn.co.uk/courses/neurobiologyofemotionalregulation