POP UP TALK: Understanding the Dog in Front of You

ABOUT THE EVENT:
Ever feel like you’re doing all the “right” things—but your dog is still struggling?

In this interactive session, professional dog trainer Laura Gendron of Miss Behavior Training helps you step back and truly understand what your dog’s behavior is communicating. Instead of focusing on quick fixes, you’ll learn how behavior reflects your dog’s individual needs, experiences, and overall well-being.

Using the concept of behavioral diversity, Laura will show you how to recognize what your dog is naturally expressing, how that may differ from other dogs, and what those differences actually mean.

Participants will also have the option to submit a short video of their dog for a chance to be featured during the session, where Laura will walk through real-life examples and highlight key insights.

You’ll be guided to reflect on your own dog:
What are they showing you?
What might be different about them?
And how might your environment and responses be shaping what you see?

You’ll leave with:

• A clearer understanding of your dog
• More direction on what they actually need
• Insight into how your role impacts behavior
• A more thoughtful approach to training and connection

This session is ideal for anyone ready to move beyond surface-level training and better understand the dog in front of them.

• N/C for members Your special pricing will be reflected in the CART.
• $15/person for Not-Yet Members
• This event will take place in our Zoom Room. You will receive the Zoom Room link upon registering.
• Can’t attend the live session? You will be emailed a link to the recording within 24 hours of the event.

ABOUT LAURA GENDRON:
Laura, a virtual and in-person dog behavior support coach is the founder of Miss Behavior Training located in Northwood, NH.

As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), Licensed Family Dog Mediator, and Fear Free Certified Trainer, Laura helps families better understand and support their dogs by focusing on trust, communication, and emotional wellbeing— going beyond skills and obedience.

Laura works primarily with shy, sensitive, and misunderstood dogs, as well as the overwhelmed humans who love them. She especially enjoys supporting dogs who struggle with handling, grooming, or vet visits—helping them feel safe and supported through cooperative care and choice-based routines. Her work centers around strengthening the human-dog bond through enrichment, relationship-based teaching, and real-life strategies that feel sustainable for busy families.

With degrees in Psychology and Animal Science, and over a decade of experience in veterinary care, Laura brings a compassionate and collaborative lens to her work. Whether through private coaching, online courses, or her supportive membership program, she helps dog parents move beyond frustration and into connection—one simple, meaningful moment at a time.

Learn more at MissBehaviorTraining.com.

QUESTIONS:
If you have questions, text/call (603) 815-2453 or email woof@goldendognh.com.