Turid Rugaas

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Turid Lillegull Rugaas (born 1938 in Oslo ) is a Norwegian international dog trainer and author of non-fiction books.

She has been working full-time with dogs for more than 30 years, including as a trainer. At the end of the 1980s she and her colleague Stale Ødegaard began to study communication between dogs. The results were reflected in books and audiovisual media on the subject of appeasement signals in dogs. On her initiative, the organization Pet Dog Trainers of Europe , of which she is president, was founded. The organization is committed to standards in the training of dogs and has established ethical principles for the work of dog trainers in a Code of Ethics .

Fonts

  • Calming Signals - The dogs' calming signals. Animal Learn, Grassau 2001, ISBN 3-936188-01-7 (På talefot med hunden) .
  • Help, my dog ​​is pulling! Animal Learn, Bernau 2004, ISBN 3-936188-11-4 (Hva gjør jeg når hunden drar i båndet?) .
  • The barking behavior of the dogs. Animal Learn, Bernau 2007, ISBN 978-3-936188-34-9 (Hva gjør jeg når hunden min bjeffer?)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Constanze Eder, Astrid Nestler: Stimulation is more important than obedience. In: Dogs. G + J Media Sales, 2/2012, pp. 40–43 ( online on Astrid Nestler's website ).
  2. ^ Pet Dog Trainers of Europe

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personal data
SURNAME Rugaas, Turid
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rugaas, Turid Lillegull (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Norwegian dog trainer
DATE OF BIRTH 1938
PLACE OF BIRTH Oslo