
LISA MULLINAX CDBC

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STRANGER
DIRECTED
AGGRESSION
3-Part Series Returns
November 2, 2025
A Series for Behavior Consultants
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION OPEN!
USE CODE EARLYGRR BY 10/8
TO SAVE $45
Stranger-directed aggression (SDA) presents unique challenges compared to other forms of aggression. As a behavior professional, you need more than basic skills and popular protocols. You need a deeper understanding of the many nuances and practical skills and strategies to stay safe and help your clients achieve their goals.
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In this 3-part online series, you will learn about:
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Safely working with all levels of aggression, regardless of bite level
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Avoiding mistakes consultants make in the first appointment
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Assessing different levels of stranger-directed aggression
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Gathering a thorough behavior history
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Navigating veterinary referrals for pain and behavior medications
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Creating practical and effective behavior plans
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Why "counterconditioning" often fails and effective alternatives
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​Smart (and not boring) desensitization strategies
​​​Each live session will be 2 hours in length, including Q&A with Lisa.
The recordings will be available for 60 days after the last session.
PREREQUISITE:
You should already have experience working with a variety of aggression cases, have a fundamental understanding of operant and respondent conditioning, systematic desensitization, functional analysis, body language, and reinforcement strategies.
Three-part series (11/2, 11/9, 11/16 11am - 1pm Pacific)....$395
Early-Bird Discount $45: EARLYGRR (ends 10/8)
6 CEUs Pending for IAABC and CCPDT
What others have to say
This course gave me a clear plan for handling aggression cases. I feel way more confident now.
Lisa makes everything practical and easy to use. I started applying what I learned right away.
Lisa broke things down into simple steps that are easy to follow. It changed how I write behavior plans.
This filled a big gap in my skills. I don’t dread stranger-danger cases anymore.

About Lisa
I'm a Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (IAABC) and have been in the world of dog behavior for almost 25 years. I am the host of the podcast Aggression Bytes.
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My journey in the world of dog behavior started when my dog Mac, a 7 year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback/ Boxer mix, bit a teenage girl.
The bite was severe, resulting in over 50 stitches and multiple plastic surgeries. Mac was seized by animal control and declared a dangerous dog and my world was shattered. I was incredibly fortunate to find a trainer and mentor who helped me understand Mac and started my journey into the world of dog behavior.
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25 years (and many workshops, seminars, and conferences) later, I have worked with countless dogs like Mac and their humans. I have had successes, failures, heartbreaks, and more than a few very scary incidents.
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I want to share what I've learned with other professionals so they can avoid my mistakes, stay safe, and provide the support these special dogs and their humans desperately need.

Mac: Forever in my heart