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Go beyond obedience. Go beneath the surface.
This is not your average dog training event.
This is a deep dive into the physical and emotional foundations of behavior and learning.
Over two impactful days, you’ll gain advanced insight from two internationally respected experts — Dr. Amber Batson and Julia Robertson — on the complex relationship between body, brain, and behavior.
Whether you're a dog trainer, behavior specialist, therapist, or dedicated dog guardian, this summit will challenge what you think you know — and offer new ways to truly help the dogs in your care..
Price:
€250/$270/210£
€175/$189/£145
Super Early Bird
available until 31st March only!
Pay only 50 upon registration!
Remaining payment not until 25th June!
Including:
Certificate of Attendance
1 year full access to all the seminar recordings
Topics & Schedule
The Emotional Brain: How Stress and the Body Interact
Dr. Amber Batson – Vet and behaviour practitioner
Explore the fascinating field of psychoneuroimmunology and how non-pain-related health issues like visceral inflammation, endocrine disorders, and epilepsy impact a dog’s stress levels, learning, and behaviour.
You’ll learn about:
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The science of psychoneuroimmunology made simple
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How stress impacts the immune and hormonal systems
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How emotional health affects behavior, memory, and learning
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Case examples connecting body systems and “unexplainable” behaviour
Saturday the 28th of June
Time:
13.00 - 17.00 CEST (Central European Summer Time)
12 - 4PM GMT
7AM - 11AM ET (USA)
9PM - 1AM AEST (Australia)
7PM - 11PM CST (Taiwan)
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Julia Robertson – Founder of Galen Myotherapy
Julia brings a groundbreaking, choice-led approach to canine physical wellness. In this session, she will talk about the Galen Comfort Scale – a proven tool that helps you assess subtle signs of physical discomfort that may show up as behavioural challenges.
You’ll learn how to:
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Identify and interpret subtle changes in comfort
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Track patterns and spot early signs of discomfort
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Adjust your work or care plan based on holistic observation
Sunday the 29th of June:
Time:
13.00 - 1600 CEST (Central European Summer Time)
12 - 3PM GMT
7AM - 10AM ET (USA)
9PM - 12AM AEST (Australia)
7PM - 10PM CST (Taiwan)
Included:
- 1 full year access to the recording of all lectures
- Full PDF from Dr. Batsons lecture
- Certificate of Attendance
💡Why this Summit is Different:
- Advanced-level content, clearly explained and deeply applicable
- A 360° look at dog wellness — beyond “obedience” or symptom-fixing
- Tools you can use immediately to observe and support dogs better
- A chance to learn from two of the most respected voices in ethical, science-based dog care
🎓 Certificate of Attendance & Exclusive Access: participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance and gain full-year access to seminar recordings, ensuring you can revisit and reinforce your newfound knowledge whenever necessary.
Gain invaluable insights, expand your knowledge, and connect with industry leaders in this immersive learning experience. Secure your spot now and elevate your understanding of canine science like never before!
Dr. Amber Batson, UK: Exceptional vet and behaviour practitioner offering invaluable insights into canine behaviour and psychology.
Dr. Amber Batson graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, London as a veterinarian and surgeon in 1999.
She has researched companion animal welfare, including subjects relating to responsible pet ownership, and psychoneuroimmunology, a branch of veterinary medicine that deals with the influence of emotional states (such as stress) and nervous system activities on the immune system.
Dr. Batson has undertaken voluntary work for international animal charities including a position as welfare consultant for WPA.
Julia Robertson, UK: Visionary behind Galen Myotherapy, revolutionizing canine therapy practices.
She developed the Positive PACT® methodology from the observation and treatment of more than 10,000 dogs over two decades.
