Food Guarding Poster: Latest In Free Behaviour Resources Released By Canine Behaviour Specialist Jez Rose

Click on image to enlarge. Click again to close One of the most serious and problematic behaviour complaints of pet dog owners is dogs who snarl, growl or otherwise demonstrate guarding behaviour in the presence of food or prized objects such as bones and toys. Outdated methods of removing the dog’s food to demonstrate dominance are not only ineffective and dangerous but often exacerbate the initial problem: an innate behaviour of guarding resources. The latest in the free behaviour poster series produced exclusively by Jez Rose for veterinary professionals and dog owners, is now available. Produced in association with Vet’s Kitchen and canine behaviour specialist Jez Rose Help! My dog growls around their food shows owners with dogs with food guarding problems how to safely and positively manage and train in just four simple steps, starring Gerry the Border Collie. Download any of the free posters today from the Free Training Resources page on Jez’s website. For veterinary professionals the posters feature an area for personalisation with a practice stamp or logo.

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