Sandra Case, MEd, CPDT - Canine Behavior - Dogs - Animals/Pets

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Expert Profile: Sandra Case, MEd, CPDT

Expertise: Dog training, Obedience training, competition dog sports with a positive training focus. Some behavior issues (though serious issues such as human aggression are best addressed by in-person help.

Experience in the area
30 years of training my own dogs, 30 years of training for local obedience club, and as my own business. Owner & training director, Positively Canine, LLC. An all-breed, all level positive based dog trainer school in Oklahoma City. Past training directior, Oklahoma City Obedience Training Club (three times) and Sooner Agility Club. Have titled dogs (through Utility/ASCA OTCH. 4 timed Gaines regional competitor, 2 national specialty High in Trials, multiple national rankings) in Obedience, Rally (through EX) in herding/stockdog and Agility. ASCA Obedience judge, all levels, contributing editor on obedience to Aussie Times, behavior consultant and representative Second Time Around Aussie Rescue, behavioral consultant for two local vets, former shelter training volunteer

Organizations
APDT, ASCA, ITASC, OCOTC

Publications
Aussie Times

Education/Credentials
MEd, CPDT (Certified Pet Dog Trainer), have attended seminars and workshops with Suzanne Clothier including trainers intensive, Linda Tellington-Jones, Kathy Cascade - including 5 day practioner's introduction, Turid Rugaas, Kay Laurence, Sue Ailsby, Bob Bailey, Brenda Aloff, Chris Zink, Terri Arnold, Diane Bauman, Gary Wilkes, Job Michael Evans, Jane Simmons Moake

Awards and Honors
Multiple National Rankings, HIT 2 national specialties with two dogs, 4 Gaines qualifications

Past/Present Clients
Some can be seen on testimonial page of our website www.positivelycanine.com

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 3590
Knowledge	9.88 Best of the best
Clarity of Response	9.83 Best of the best
Timeliness	10.0 Best of the best
Politeness	10.0 Best of the best
Number Of Questions (in Past 24 Hours)		0
Max Questions to be Asked (in 24 Hour period)		5
Total Questions (since joining AllExperts)		266

Recent Reviews from Users

Knowl	Clarity	Time	Politeness	Date
10	10	10	10	11/21/08
10	10	10	10	11/18/08
10	10	10	10	11/15/08
10	10	10	10	11/12/08
10	10	10	10	11/10/08

User Comments

Wonderful prompt responses (2) which were helpful. My questions dealt with aggression which was escalating and I considered them urgent. Thanks again.
(Bettye wood on 11/21/08)

Thank you for being so prompt and kind in helping us with our problem. You were very helpful.
(Jessica on 11/18/08)

thany you very much for your prompt answer and suggestions
(caroline on 11/15/08)

Thank you so much you've given me alot of insight just within that answer and I feel as if i have no more doubt that she will see me as her leader aga
(anastasia on 11/12/08)

Thanks. I do think that my parents made the mistake and assumed that he would follow suit. You have been very helpful
(Rachel on 11/10/08)

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Recent Answers from Sandra Case, MEd, CPDT

2008-11-20 Jack Russell same sex aggression: Hard to say without meeting them. Do either of them play with other dogs? My gut reaction is that probably the smaller dog (who is not the aggressor) might be easier to introduce to other dogs. But it...

2008-11-20 Jack Russell same sex aggression: Honestly, "bitch wars" are just about the worst type of problem you can have in your home. IF you are able to train them well enough to cut off the behavior when they are at the stare/growl/stiffen stage...

2008-11-20 Chasing walkers/Joggers: I hope you are jogging with him ON leash? Herding dogs live to control movement. When he starts to get intent on a fast moving person, simply take him a different direction. If you allow this behavior...

2008-11-20 neutered dog: Some male dogs will still mount and tie with a female. Dogs can still have sperm up to 4 weeks after a neuter, but if he's been neutered 7 months, you should be safe. Of course, you need to supervise...

2008-11-20 Very well-behaved dog suddenly acting rebellious!: Whenever a dog's behavior changes suddenly, I always suggest a vet check with bloodwork, including a 6-panel thyroid test and tick borne disease panel. If he's a large dog, it could even be the beginning...