Transforming Lives: Helping Dogs with Trauma - Featuring Caroline Alupo

The Bitey End of the Dog

Unlock the secrets to understanding and treating trauma in dogs with our special guest, Caroline Alupo, an authority in dog behavior and canine trauma. Caroline breaks down the similarities and differences between human and canine trauma, highlighting common symptoms like hyper-vigilance and avoidance behaviors, while explaining why traditional training methods might fall short in addressing these issues.
ABOUT CAROLINE:
"My name is Caroline Alupo, and I am a dog behaviorist and ethologist. In addition to a master's degree in ethology, I have 19 years of experience helping anxious and reactive dogs find peace.

I am passionate about coaching dog parents to gain a deeper understanding of their dogs and gladly share training techniques that enable dog parents to help their dogs towards positive interactions and balance.

The methods taught are scientifically grounded, positive and prioritize the dog's self-esteem and trust in you as a dog parent."

• Trained dog behaviorist with many years of continuing education.
• Masters degree in ethology
• 19 years of work experience in the dog industry
• Trained decoy dog in service.

http://www.petli.app/
http://www.carolinealupo.se/

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Chapters

1. Transforming Lives: Helping Dogs with Trauma - Featuring Caroline Alupo (00:00:00)

2. Understanding Canine PTSD and Trauma (00:00:02)

3. Recognizing and Treating Canine Trauma (00:10:19)

4. Canine Trauma Rehabilitation and Prevention (00:23:12)

5. Canine Trauma Prevention and Rehabilitation (00:34:00)

6. Dog Training Techniques for Trauma Recovery (00:42:13)

7. Canine Trauma Protection and Rehabilitation (00:51:33)