Lisa Tenzin-Dolma is the founder and Creative Director of The International School for Canine Psychology & Behaviour Ltd, the founder of The Dog Welfare Alliance, and co-founder of ICAN, the International Companion Animal Network. Her areas of special interest are rescue dogs, fearful dogs, and feral and street dogs. She has had 34 books published, 5 of which are about dog behaviour and training. Her book "Charlie, the dog who came in from the wild", which is about how she helped her adopted Romanian feral dog to adjust to domestic life, is widely used as a resource by rescues and adopters of free-ranging dogs.
Sessions
SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT SESSION ISCP. Strengthening the Human-Canine Bond