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Recall Workshop 1
Saturday, April 26
12:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost: $65 or $80 (which includes a long line)
This one-day, 2.5 hour beginner-level workshop will
focus on helping to
improve your skills at teaching your dog to come when
called. Learn how to
motivate your dog to come to you, how to use a long
line, how to compete
with distractions, and how to transition to working
off lead.
Your dog won't be reliable off leash when we're through,
but you'll be well
on your way! This offsite workshop will be conducted
outdoors in both
fenced and unfenced areas.
The pre-requisite for this course is Foundation Skills
or the equivalent.
Call 603-448-6888 x123 for more information.
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Recall Workshop 2
Friday, May 9
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Cost: $60
This workshop will build on the skills learned in the Recall Workshop 1 with
emphasis on handlers getting a better feel for using the long line, adding
distractions, calling the dog away from play, and much more.
The pre-requisite for this course is Recall Workshop 1.
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Upper Valley Humane Society
Training Center Seminar
Series Presents
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Get Connected Clinic
Based on Brenda's new book
"Get Connected With
Your Dog"
Presenter: Brenda Aloff
May 31 and June 1, 2008
Cost: $95 for one day 1, $180 for both days
(price includes a continental breakfast and lunch)
Brenda Aloff, author of "Aggression In Dogs" and
the Maxwell Award winner "Canine Body Language" brings
you new ways to train your dog and to improve your
understanding of how your dog perceives the communications
you give to him in her new seminar based on her new
book "Get Connected With Your Dog". She
will provide you with a series of exercises based
on positive reinforcement training and a new set
of protocols based on developing and improving any
relationship - Get Connected - that have already
helped numerous dogs and owners to have more fun
together and live in increased harmony.
This seminar will teach you that "Getting Connected" with
your dog is the key to building a relationship in
which learning can flourish and the needs of both
the dog and owner are met. Join us to learn how to
be a more effective trainer, how to establish humane
boundaries, have your dog be a willing partner, and
how to teach your dog to flip the "Magic Switch" and
begin to use the thinking part of his brain (the
Frontbrain) more often than the reactive part of
his brain (the Hindbrain).
To register, click
here.
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Upper Valley Humane Society
Training Center Seminar
Series Presents
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The Biology of Dogs
Presenter: Charles Berger, DVM
November 1 and 2, 2008
Cost:
$95 for day 1, $180 for both days
(price includes a continental breakfast and lunch)
Dr. Charles Berger's new seminar emphasizes a dog's
place in nature and dogs' association with humans
by looking at domestication and the human/canine
bond. We will also examine the dogs' wolf and mammalian
heritage to attempt to understand the modern domestic
dog. The seminar will also include a look at working
dogs (including distance racing sled dogs) and other
topics such as physiology, and anatomy of dogs, and
common dog diseases. Come prepared for lively discussion.
Dr. Ian Dunbar, founder of Sirius Puppy Training
and the American Pet Dog Training Association, author
of many books and training videos, and a long-time
friend of Charlie's notes, "You'll love this
seminar, especially Berger's ability to put it all
in terms of the big picture".
Charles Berger is a graduate of Cornell Veterinary
College and was the owner and medical director of
Campus Veterinary Clinic in Berkeley, California
for 35 years. He was on the Board of Directors of
the institute that oversaw the largest collection
of captive wolves. He also served on the Board of
Directors of the International Sled Dog Veterinary
Medical Association and has been the veterinarian
for the Idatorad Sled Dog Race.
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SEMINAR CANCELLATION POLICY
You must cancel
more the 2 weeks in advance to receive a full
refund (minus a $25 administrative charge). Cancellation
within 2 weeks of the event will only receive
a refund (less a $50 administration charge) if
another participant registers to fill your spot.
If you have any questions,
please call 603-448-6888 x123 or email training@uvhs.org.
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Upper
Valley Humane Society
300 Old Route 10
Enfield, NH 03748
Located off Exit 15 on I-89
Phone: (603) 448-6888
Fax: (603) 448-0180
info@uvhs.org
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