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Webinar Costs

 
£20 to non-members

£10 to FABC members

£10 to APBC members

FREE to BVBA members


Webinars begin at 7pm



If you cannot attend on the evening, you will receive a recording which will be available to watch for up to 3 months after the event

Note. APBC/FABC members should contact their organisation to obtain the discount code


 

2026 webinar topics:


All events are live. The Masterclass is for members only, so the event set is 'private'. Amy also has all the details and is going to be sending out to members. We typically keep recordings available for up to 3 months.

Horses: Behaviour in theory and practice,
7pm, 11th November
(Dr Lauren Hunnisett)


Synopsis:

During this 1 hour online webinar Lauren will discuss the theory related to handling for husbandry procedures and how this could be approached in horse cases. She will also detail the approach that she has taken when working with horses who have not received any preparatory training prior to procedures needing to be done, as well as how she structured things going forwards. 

 

Bio:

Lauren graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2016 and has worked in both the charity sector and private practice, working with both horses and small animals. Lauren is working towards becoming a Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CCAB) after achieving a distinction in her Masters in Clinical Animal Behaviour at the University of Lincoln in 2025. Lauren currently sees behaviour cases for horses, cats and dogs and provides support to other professionals within the field too.  

Booking link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bvba-webinar-horses-behaviour-in-theory-and-practice-tickets-1994414244694?aff=oddtdtcreator

Masterclass: Reactivity in dogs,
7pm, TBC
(Himara Van Haevermaet)


Synopsis:

In this 2 hour Masterclass, Himara will explore research related to 'reactivity' in dogs, as well as introduce the app which she developed as part of her PhD. Himara will also discuss how the relevant literature translates into theory, with a focus on practical approaches when working with reactive dogs.

 

Bio: 
Himara is a veterinary surgeon with over 14 years of experience helping dogs, cats and their owners navigate behavioural challenges. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Animal Behaviour and is currently completing specialist residency training in Veterinary Behavioural Medicine while undertaking a part-time PhD exploring dog–dog reactivity.

Booking: This Masterclass is for members only. A booking link will be sent out via email to all members. 

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