Jo-Rosie Haffenden Nutrition & Behaviour
The links between food and behaviour are well established, this course goes one step further identifying and picking apart more modern themes such as gut to brain axis, the importance of understanding microbiota as well as breaking down the elements of dog food production and enabling trainers to make informed recommendations.
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The links between food and behaviour are well established, this course goes one step further identifying and picking apart more modern themes such as gut to brain axis, the importance of understanding microbiota as well as breaking down the elements of dog food production and enabling trainers to make informed recommendations.
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Jo-Rosie Haffenden – Nutrition & Behaviour
The links between food and behaviour are well established, this course goes one step further identifying and picking apart more modern themes such as gut to brain axis, the importance of understanding microbiota as well as breaking down the elements of dog food production and enabling trainers to make informed recommendations.
This course includes:
Why is the gut is by some, called ‘the second brain’
The gut-brain axis and how it works
What is a microbiome
Why colonies of bacteria might be useful or even vital to your dog
How consumption effects the microbiota
Keeping bacteria happy: keeping your dog happy
Latest research on nutrition and how it might be effecting your dogs mood and behaviour
How to give dog food a thorough appraisal
What is a chemical premix?
What’s so important about sourcing, manufacturing, ingridents & processeing
How to recommend a dog food?
How feeding fresh might improve a dogs health?
How feeding via scavenging might effect a dogs behaviour?
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