Join us for this spectacular episode with Dr. Melanie Uhde as we explore the cutting-edge intersection of neuroscience and dog behavior. Understanding the role of neurotransmitters like dopamine can transform the way we approach canine aggression, as well as provide insights into the so-called winner effect. Dr. Uhde takes us on a journey from her groundbreaking research at Columbia University to her hands-on experience with village dogs in Thailand, emphasizing the importance of translating academic findings into actionable strategies for dog trainers and owners alike.
ABOUT MELANIE:
Melanie is passionate canine specialist, pioneer of innovative training programs, and educator. Her unique approach is rooted in a deep understanding of dogs, encompassing their behavior, neurochemistry, and motivation. Her expertise and research at Columbia University have left a lasting impact on the field, with 16 peer-reviewed publications in prestigious scientific journals such as Brain Behavior and Immunity and Psychiatry Research. With qualifications that include a Ph.D. in Natural Sciences and a Master's Degree in Biology, Dr. Melanie Uhde continues to push the boundaries of canine research and training. Additionally, she completed advanced studies of anxiety disorders at Stanford University and is a Certified AKC Evaluator, further attesting to her dedication in the field. But if there is one thing she can't live without (other than dogs), it's coffee, fiction books, and her loving husband.
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