Interested in dog training and behavior? Come join us for three consecutive Saturdays in March. This is a unique offering for aspiring dog trainers, those in allied professions such as veterinary technicians and assistants, shelter and rescue professionals, fosters, dog parents, and anyone who wants to understand our canine friends’ behavior in depth.
The 3 week course covers how dogs learn, the fundamentals of ethology and basics of canine physiology and perception. There is plenty of hands-on work with puppies and dogs! Here are some thoughts from past participants:
“I learned so much and have already been putting it into practice. Listening to you and watching the results have opened my mind so much and made me think more about how and why when working with my dogs. I enjoyed the class tremendously.” Sharon C.
“Thoroughly enjoyed the course. It was fun, informative, and the group was great!” Grace L.
“Among the many useful things I learned was to stay calm and positive when training! It was wonderful.” Jenny B.
“You always welcome any question and if you’re unsure about an answer you f ind out and let us know. Love the studies and stats, too. I look forward to Part II!” Liz F.
“I gained so much from your class. Not only did I learn the theory and techniques of positive training, but by applying what I learned, my relationship with our dog is greatly improved!” Zoe C.
“I got a training gig for a little schnoodle…it went really well. I got him to stop nipping at ankles and hands and taught him some basics. It was fun and it is so nice to be able to use what I have learned.” Rachel H.
“I highly recommend The Fundamentals of Behavior and Training. It was an excellent mixture of classroom time devoted to the science of how dogs learn and the hands on application of this information working with pet dogs. Mira is talented as a trainer of both dogs and people, and class was always fun, relaxed and enlightening for everyone involved. The skills I acquired have benefited me both personally and professionally in my work with clients and my own pets.” Lynn B., DVM
The course schedule will run as follows:
Saturday, March 13th 10am – 5pm (one hour break for lunch)
Saturday, March 20th 10am – 5pm (one hour break for lunch)
Saturday, March 27th 10am – 5pm (one hour break for lunch)
Cost: $345.00 for three week course
For more information or to register, please contact Cathy at (678) 982-7228 or by email at cathy@caninecountryacademy.com
or
Mira at (864) 384-6570, by e-mail at mira@TailLightsDogs.com
Dogs: The Fundamentals of Behavior and Training, Spring 2010 in Dacula, GA (Atlanta) Sign up now!
Interested in dog training and behavior? Come join us for three consecutive Saturdays in March. This is a unique offering for aspiring dog trainers, those in allied professions such as veterinary technicians and assistants, shelter and rescue professionals, fosters, dog parents, and anyone who wants to understand our canine friends’ behavior in depth.
The 3 week course covers how dogs learn, the fundamentals of ethology and basics of canine physiology and perception. There is plenty of hands-on work with puppies and dogs! Here are some thoughts from past participants:
“I learned so much and have already been putting it into practice. Listening to you and watching the results have opened my mind so much and made me think more about how and why when working with my dogs. I enjoyed the class tremendously.” Sharon C.
“Thoroughly enjoyed the course. It was fun, informative, and the group was great!” Grace L.
“Among the many useful things I learned was to stay calm and positive when training! It was wonderful.” Jenny B.
“You always welcome any question and if you’re unsure about an answer you f ind out and let us know. Love the studies and stats, too. I look forward to Part II!” Liz F.
“I gained so much from your class. Not only did I learn the theory and techniques of positive training, but by applying what I learned, my relationship with our dog is greatly improved!” Zoe C.
“I got a training gig for a little schnoodle…it went really well. I got him to stop nipping at ankles and hands and taught him some basics. It was fun and it is so nice to be able to use what I have learned.” Rachel H.
“I highly recommend The Fundamentals of Behavior and Training. It was an excellent mixture of classroom time devoted to the science of how dogs learn and the hands on application of this information working with pet dogs. Mira is talented as a trainer of both dogs and people, and class was always fun, relaxed and enlightening for everyone involved. The skills I acquired have benefited me both personally and professionally in my work with clients and my own pets.” Lynn B., DVM
The course schedule will run as follows:
Saturday, March 13th 10am – 5pm (one hour break for lunch)
Saturday, March 20th 10am – 5pm (one hour break for lunch)
Saturday, March 27th 10am – 5pm (one hour break for lunch)
Cost: $345.00 for three week course
For more information or to register, please contact Cathy at (678) 982-7228 or by email at cathy@caninecountryacademy.com
or
Mira at (864) 384-6570, by e-mail at mira@TailLightsDogs.com