Hund i Fokus - dog training with care and creativity

12/05/2026

New webinar in Hund i Fokus 😊

On May 27, Simon Prins will join us for a webinar about modern dog training, learning, operational experience, tracking, detection work, and how small decisions shape behaviour over time.

Simon is internationally recognized for his work within operational K9 training and animal behaviour.

https://hundifokus.simplero.com/products/214727-A-journey-in-dog-training

11/05/2026

08/05/2026

Thank you so much to everyone who joined the webinar with Holly Tett 💛

This was a slightly different kind of webinar than many of the ones we’ve had before – focusing on what it can actually feel like to live with a dog in everyday life, and how we can process difficult emotions.

For those who weren’t able to attend live:
👉 The recording is now available.

https://hundifokus.simplero.com/products/235496-Managing-Feelings-Of-Overwhelm-As-A-Dog

I’m also starting to plan the next webinar in Hund i Fokus – this time with Simon Prins (ACT!) on May 27:
“A Journey in Dog Training”

More information will be shared soon 😊

06/05/2026

Importen for all dog owners and trainers to know:

28/04/2026

It’s easy to focus on training, exercises, and what we “should” be doing as dog owners.

But sometimes, that’s not the hardest part.

Sometimes it’s the feeling that it’s all just a bit too much.
That we’re not quite doing enough.

The next webinar in Hund i Fokus is about exactly this:

Managing Feelings Of Overwhelm As A Dog Parent

With Dr. Holly Tett – a force-free behaviourist and clinical psychologist.

This will be a slightly different kind of webinar, focusing on:

• why life with a dog can feel overwhelming at times
• how this affects us in everyday life
• and what we can do to make things feel a little easier

This webinar is relevant both for dog owners –
and for trainers and behaviour consultants working with people and dogs in practice.

https://hundifokus.simplero.com/products/235496-Managing-Feelings-Of-Overwhelm-As-A-Dog

20/04/2026

This webinar with Susan Friedman is already happening this Wednesday.

If you are interested in understanding why dogs behave the way they do – not just what to do – this is truly worth attending.

👉 Learn more here:
https://hundifokus.simplero.com/products/242661-How-We-Learn-A-Natural-Science

📅 April 22
🕖 7 PM (CEST)
👉 Find your local time here: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=How+We+Learn%3A+A+Natural+Science+Perspective+&iso=20260422T19&p1=187&ah=2

The webinar will be recorded if you are unable to attend live.

What is behavior for? How does experience change our behavior, that is, how do we learn? In this presentation, we will take a natural science perspective on learning and behavior to better understand, predict and change where necessary, the behavior of the animals in our care. This talk is designed....

16/04/2026

One of the things I really appreciate about Susan Friedman’s work is how it connects theory to real-life situations.

For me, this is not just about concepts.

It’s about dogs struggling in everyday life.
For example, with being home alone.

When working with separation anxiety, it becomes very clear how important it is to understand:

• what triggers the behaviour
• how the dog experiences the situation
• and how we can structure training in a way that actually builds safety

This is something I’m really looking forward to exploring further in the webinar on April 22.

👉 Learn more here:
https://hundifokus.simplero.com/products/242661-How-We-Learn-A-Natural-Science

15/04/2026

This is a webinar I’m really looking forward to.

Susan Friedman is one of the leading voices in modern, reward-based animal training, and her work has had a significant impact on how we understand learning and behaviour.

On April 22, she will present How We Learn: A Natural Science Perspective in Hund i Fokus.

👉 Learn more here:

What is behavior for? How does experience change our behavior, that is, how do we learn? In this presentation, we will take a natural science perspective on learning and behavior to better understand, predict and change where necessary, the behavior of the animals in our care. This talk is designed....

13/04/2026

What is behavior really for?
And how does experience shape what animals do – in other words, how do they learn?

These are some of the questions Susan Friedman explores in the upcoming webinar.

She takes a natural science perspective on learning and behavior – not just to explain what animals do, but to help us better understand, predict, and change behavior in a precise and ethical way.

In this webinar, she will cover topics such as:

• how evolution has shaped behavior and learning
• how principles from behavior analysis can be applied in practice
• how the ABC framework (antecedent–behavior–consequence) helps us better understand situations
• the philosophy of errorless learning
• and how to use the least intrusive, effective training procedures

This is a webinar that offers a broader perspective – and often makes us rethink what we do in everyday training.

👉 https://hundifokus.simplero.com/products/242661-How-We-Learn-A-Natural-Science

Which of these topics feels most relevant in your work with dogs?

06/04/2026

Do you want a deeper understanding of how animals learn – and how to apply it in practice?

Join a live webinar with Susan G. Friedman, one of the world’s leading experts in behavior and learning.

In this webinar, you’ll gain a big-picture, science-based understanding of how behavior is shaped, changed, and influenced in ethical and effective ways.

You will learn about:
• An evolutionary perspective on learning and behavior
• The science of behavior change (behavior analysis)
• How to use ABC assessment to better understand behavior
• Errorless learning and effective training strategies
• How to choose the least intrusive, most effective interventions

This webinar will expand your perspective – whether you are a pet owner, trainer, or work professionally with animals.

🗓 April 22 at 7 PM (CEST)
🎥 Recording available if you can’t attend live
https://hundifokus.simplero.com/products/242661-How-We-Learn-A-Natural-Science

01/04/2026

Easter (or the spring holiday) can be a wonderful time – for both us and our dogs.

Changes in routine, more activity, and new environments can be exciting, but also a bit overwhelming.

Here are a few simple tips to help your dog have a safe and enjoyable holiday:

🐾 Keep some routines
Even with days off, familiar routines can help your dog feel more secure.

🐾 Allow time to rest
More activity and new impressions can be tiring. Make sure your dog also gets enough downtime.

🐾 Use the nose
Simple scent games or letting your dog explore new environments at their own pace can be very enriching.

🐾 Watch food and treats
Holiday foods aren’t always dog-friendly, so it’s worth being a bit extra mindful.

🐾 Support your dog
If your dog finds new situations challenging, your presence and support matter.

Wishing you and your dog a wonderful holiday 🐶