Day seminar with Angelika Lanzerath and Dr. Udo Ganslosser

stress in dogs

Biological concepts of stress set the precondition for real stress to be excessive, felt or real, with subsequent negative effects on health and/or reproductive capacity.

In this respect, the neutral term „stress“ is much more suitable for considering such topics in everyday life, because a stress that has been or can be managed does not lead to stress but possibly even to a strengthening of self-confidence.

Also in connection with learning processes, more recent investigations vehemently question the long-propagated view that one cannot learn under stress. Which strategies are helpful for this, why it is better to endure coping than to endure stress in education, but not to rely on avoidance, can also be understood with a view to epigenetic and neuroanatomical findings.
This event will also be the proven duet

The speakers:  Dr. Udo Gansloßer,  Priv.Doz. for Zoology at the Zool Institute and Museum of the Univ. Greifswald and lecturer at the Phylogenetic Museum and at the Institute for Special Zoology at the University of Jena, regularly conducts courses in behavioral and zoological biology and is known for his extremely competent and entertaining lectures.

Angelika Lanzerath:  lives with several Kuvacz bitches, took over the „Eifel“ dog farm in 2002 after a long collaboration with Günther Bloch, „Education“ department. She has been running her „Angelika Lanzerath Dog School“ since 2016. She is a recognized expert (LHG NRW) and sees herself as an interpreter between humans and dogs. She has been able to provide assistance to countless human-dog teams, especially with four-legged friends with behavioral problems. She is an author and holds seminars and lectures on dog-related topics nationwide.