Bark the Question Lecture Series

Join ARF Hamptons for free, engaging, and informative talks with industry experts focusing on animal welfare topics, including the human-animal bond, and animal care and psychology – providing invaluable insights for dog owners and enthusiasts alike.

Attendees can have their pressing questions answered by experts during the Q&A following each presentation. The events will be moderated by Caryl Glaab, Director of Training Programs at the William P. Rayner Training Center at ARF, unless otherwise noted.

These lectures are free for the public to attend and are for human attendees only. Please leave your furry friends at home. Space is limited and must be reserved in advance.

Wednesday, March18 at 6 PM
What to Expect When You’re Expecting…A Dog

How can I make my new dog feel more comfortable?

Does the sex of the dog matter when bringing home a second dog?

Should you have friends and family meet your new puppy as soon as you bring it home?

Bringing home a new dog is an exciting moment, but it can also be a big adjustment for both you and your pet. Whether you are welcoming a puppy, adopting from a shelter, or adding a second dog to the family, every dog, no matter where they come from, needs time to settle in and feel safe. Even changing homes for the season can be a stressful event for you and your dog, and all will require a period of decompression and adjustment. And if your dog has been in your home for months or longer, this discussion can provide further insight into how dogs adjust to new situations and environments.

Join our panel of experienced pet professionals including, Veronica Grzybowska, CPDT-KA, CBCC-KA, Cindy LeRoy, CPDT-KA, Gail Murphy, CPDT-KA and moderator Caryl Glaab, the Director of Training Program at the William P. Rayner Training Center, as they share helpful tips and answer your questions about making the transition a positive and successful experience for everyone.

This lecture is free for the public to attend and is for human attendees only. Please leave your furry friends at home. Space is limited and must be reserved in advance.