Podcast appearances and mentions of louise ginman

A special edition of Squiz Kids Q+A, direct from Taronga Zoo - in podcast and on TV - in which the kids of Australia talk to tiger keeper, Louise Ginman.WATCH our Taronga Tiger Q+A on TV !via YouTube: https://youtu.be/i7ObnWWZ4pYvia Taronga TV: http://TarongaTV.com​ Other Taronga tiger links:Tiger Cubs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwqwutOSq3A&t=12s Facts about Sumatran tigers: https://taronga.org.au/animals/sumatran-tiger Taronga Tiger Cam 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U63FhBdr2ETaronga Tiger Cam 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHEPDss4Q_sA special collaboration with Taronga Zoo - https://taronga.org.au/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Niki Tudge as she chats to Louise Ginman, the President of APDT Australia one of the co-hosting organizations for Geek Week. Louise is also doing two presentations at Geek Week and we discussed the topics of My Dog Has Cancer: Navigating Cancer from a Pet Parents' Perspective and Home Alone Program for Puppies and Dogs of All Ages. About Louise Louise Ginman PCT-A is a Delta Accredited and Professional Canine Trainer – Accredited dog behavioural trainer who runs a dog training business, Positive Dogs, in Sydney, New South Wales. She has served on the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) Australia committee since 2008 and been president since 2012. She also serves on the PPG Australia committee. Ginman has several qualifications including a BSc and Certificate IV in companion animal services, as well as over 27 years' experience with both domestic and exotic species in both a training and husbandry/management capacity. She worked as a veterinary nurse, dog and cat groomer and animal attendant in a busy and large practice in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney for several years before moving to Taronga Zoo in 1994 to work on the Carnivore Unit where she is the unit supervisor. Her role is varied and covers duties such as carnivore husbandry and management, animal training and enrichment, diets and nutrition, staff training and supervision, media work, conference presentations and other forms of public speaking, research, education and conservation work. Ginman is guardian of a Shetland sheepdog and a Siberian husky and competes at agility, Rally O and obedience. Her book, The Art of Introducing Dogs. A guide to conducting dog to dog introductions, was published in 2013. She strives to educate people about living in harmony with their dog through her writing and pet dog training courses. About Geek Week Geek Week is the ultimate virtual event for professionals working in the fields of pet care, animal behavior and training, as well as for guardians who want to learn more about their pets! So, join us for more than 130 sessions delivered by 85 world class presenters over 24 hours a day for a fabulous five days! Register Today

Nat gets the chance to introduce Steve and talk to the author of one of her all time favourite dog training books 'The Art of Introducing Dogs' by Louise Ginman. This book is indispensable for any one looking to do dog to dog introductions, be it with a puppy, older or rescue. This episode really looks into the best way to introduce new dogs as well as some of the common pit-falls.We absolutely loved recording this episode and I think you'll agree that this subject is fascinating. as ever head over to the BFTBS Facebook page to ask us questions and let us know what you think.About Louise GinmanLouise Ginman is a qualified Dog Behavioural Trainer who runs a dog training business 'Positive Dogs' in Sydney, Australia. She has been an Education committee member of APDT Australia Inc. since 2008 and President since 2012. Louise has several qualifications including a Bachelor of Science Degree and Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services. Louise has over 20 years' experience with both domestic and exotic species in both a training and husbandry/management capacity. Louise worked as a veterinary nurse, dog and cat groomer and animal attendant in a busy and large practice in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney for several years before moving to Taronga Zoo to work in the Animal Presentation Unit. She then moved permanently to the Carnivore Unit where she is the Unit Supervisor. Louise's experience in introductions of animals spans 18 years. She has implemented introduction plans and successfully introduced species as diverse as Lions, Tigers, Snow Leopards, Kodiak Bears, Sun Bears, Meerkats, Fennec Fox, Asian Wild Dog, Red Pandas, Otters, Binturong, Malayan Tapir, Fishing Cats and Golden Cats. Dogs have always been Louise's passion and she continues today to educate people about living in harmony with their dog through her writing and pet dog training courses.Link to 'The Art of Introducing Dogs' by Louise Ginman on Amazonhttps://www.amazon.com/Introducing-Dogs-Dog-Dog-Introductions/dp/1452510091Link to Louise's Positive Dogs Websitehttp://www.positivedogs.com.au/Link to Drax's Galactic Adventure Facebook page (Nats rescued Irish Wolfhound)https://www.facebook.com/Draxthewolfhound/Link to Steve & Sallys Childrens book 'Jack & Billy Puppy Tales'https://www.facebook.com/JackandBillyPuppyTales/Link to Zazie Todds amazing Companion Animal Psychology Facebook grouphttps://www.facebook.com/companionanimalpsychology/

Had she not called up to confirm her post, Louise Ginman may have never worked at Taronga Zoo. Just ten days after starting as a Carnivore Keeper, Louise first experienced the joy of welcoming Sumatran Tiger cubs to the world. Twenty-five years later as Carnivore Unit Supervisor, she is raising cubs again – this time Red Panda and Sumatran Tiger triplets! With less than 50 breeding pairs of Sumatran Tigers left in the wild, Louise’s work breeding and caring for this critically endangered species is more important than ever.

A taste of the brand new podcast from Taronga Zoo. There are so many amazing untold Taronga stories... we can't wait to share them with you! Here is a snippet from Unit Supervisor of Carnivores, Louise Ginman sharing her story about Sumatran Tigers breeding and raising cubs at Taronga Zoo.

Podcast outline 0:00 Introduction 2:54 Louise talks about where she first learned about positive reinforcement animal training and some of the first animals she ever trained using it. 6:13 Louise & I discuss the importance of learning about the science of animal behavior. 9:44 Louise talks about her book “The art of introducing dogs” … […] The post Punishment starts where knowledge ends – with [ Louise Ginman ] appeared first on Animal Training Academy.