by Lisa Tenzin-Dolma | 4 Nov, 2018 | Behaviour, Case study, Rescue Dogs, The ISCP, Training
It’s been a while since ISCP member Rowena posted about her challenging journey with Cauta, the Romanian street dog she adopted. Today’s sad blog demonstrates that sometimes even love, dedication and skill aren’t always enough when the environment is...
by Lisa Tenzin-Dolma | 26 Oct, 2018 | Behaviour, BHARCS, Courses, ISCP Centres, Profession, Research, Science, The ISCP, Training
We’re absolutely delighted to announce a new affiliation between the ISCP and BHARCS in India! Sindhoor Pangal has been an ISCP affiliate for some time, and we (and many others, including eminent scientists) have huge respect and admiration for...
by Lisa Tenzin-Dolma | 16 Jul, 2018 | Behaviour, ISCP Centres, Profession, Research, Science, The ISCP, Training
We are thrilled to announce the founding of ISCP Austria, which launches on the 31st August, and we’re looking forward to meeting ISCP students on the European continent in person. In Gleißenfeld, in the idyllic heart of Lower Austria, we (Patricia Bisztron and Rosee...
by Lisa Tenzin-Dolma | 30 May, 2018 | Advice, Behaviour, Case study, Profession, Research, Science, Thesis, Training
Many thanks to Fiona Lovett for giving me permission to share her ISCP Diploma thesis on Employing a multi-faceted approach to treat chronic anxiety. This case study includes a great deal of research and information that will be very useful for caretakers with...
by Lisa Tenzin-Dolma | 9 May, 2018 | Behaviour, Profession, Rescue Dogs, The ISCP, Training
The next instalment in ISCP member Rowena’s journey with Romanian street dog Cauta A window into our life here. A baby boy has been growing inside me for 23 weeks. We are joyful, excited and nervous in equal measure. How has one becoming two affected Cauta? As...
by Lisa Tenzin-Dolma | 13 Apr, 2018 | Advice, Behaviour, Children, Profession, The ISCP, Training
ISCP member Sally Bosson offers some guidelines on how to create a happy, positive relationship between dogs and children. I can remember being called by a family to help deal with a dog who had bitten a child. Immediately, I began to formulate a series of questions...
