17–18 October · Leominster, Herefordshire | UK centre for reactivity and AGGRESSION
Live Behaviour Case Workshop
Respect | Curiosity | Support | Integrity | Progress
A practical, case-based workshop for dog trainers and behaviour professionals - shadow Jo-Rosie Haffenden as she meets, assesses and begins working with hand-selected complex cases in real time. These are not pre-rehearsed demonstrations; Jo has never met these dogs before. Cases include high-intensity dog aggression, aggression towards humans, dogs who don't tolerate being touched, and dogs beginning contact rehabilitation with other dogs.
The Workshop
Don't Just Learn The Theory. Watch It Happen.
Watch Jo assess genuine complex cases and see the decision-making process unfold. Many of these dogs have already been seen by multiple behaviour professionals without their owners achieving a satisfactory outcome.
See what Jo notices, the questions she asks, the decisions she makes, and how she begins working with each dog and client. Practitioners are encouraged to ask questions throughout, with theory and discussion built into the day.
Jo-Rosie Haffenden, mid-presentation
Led By
Jo-Rosie Haffenden
Founder, Institute of Applied Canine Science
- Degree in Applied Psychology
- Postgraduate qualification in Animal Behaviour
- Almost two decades of professional experience
- Around 15 years educating dog professionals
What You Will Witness - Live, Unrehearsed
Dog Aggression
High-intensity cases assessed and worked in real time - no scripts, no prior meetings.
Human-Directed
Aggression towards humans, read and responded to as it presents in the room.
Touch Sensitivity
Dogs who don't tolerate being touched - assessment and first steps of handling.
Contact Rehab
Dogs beginning contact rehabilitation with other dogs, coached from the ground up.
Reserve Your Seat
Join Jo-Rosie In Leominster
17–18 October · 10am–4pm
Leominster, Near Hereford
Practical Notes
A short lunch break is provided. Attendees' dogs cannot enter the indoor workshop space because of the cases being worked with. Dogs may be brought and kept safely in suitable vehicles if comfortable - there is ample space for exercising dogs, with appropriate breaks provided throughout the day.