Seminar Animal Behavior and Handling for Groomers
Product description
Date: TBD Sunday Time: 10 am-3pm Location: Groomerverse
This in-person seminar series with Lisa Herbold, and Sheryl Woods focuses on animal handling in the pet grooming environment.
Starting at 10:00 AM, spend the morning learning about dog behavior, spotting problems before they progress, keeping the dog calm and teaching it to accept grooming. Starting at 1:00 pm, the afternoon will be all about cats. Cats are very different from dogs, keeping the cat calm and cooperative, then tools and techniques to use.
We will announce in our Events Calendar when the next seminar will be.
- Spot problems before they happen.
- Determine actions to keep a dog calm.
- Methods to teach a dog to accept grooming.
- Review safety methods and tools.
Cat Seminar Highlights
- Learn unique cat behavior.
- Learn techniques to keep a cat calm and cooperating.
- Discuss tools and safety during the process.
About the Instructors
Lisa (MPAe, MGBS, ICMGCAH, PGC, FFC, PTI) is an award-winning competitor, Master Pet Aesthetician, Master Groomer Behavior Specialist, IPG International Certified Master Groomer, educator, and has served as a Veterinary Technician with 30+ years of experience working in veterinary emergency services, professional grooming, and teaching CPR/first aid. She is also the author of the Nominated Barkleigh Honors 2025 New Book of the Year, Pet Health & Safety Guide. Lisa is a speaker at the All American Grooming Show.
Sheryl Woods - Sheryl graduated from the Academy of Dog & Cat Grooming Arts in Arlington Heights, IL in 2009. She opened Wet Whisker as an in home, aka house call, mobile grooming specifically for cats. Sheryl has taught cat grooming locally & nationally and helped co-found the Holistic Cat Groomers Alliance (since 2014). The HCGA is a professional organization designed to education & training cat groomers using innovative techniques that reduce the cat’s stress levels.
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Seminar Animal Behavior and Handling for Groomers

