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Our seminars are fun, informal workshops. Most of our seminars are 1-2 hours. They are a great way to get a lot of information for a little $!. See current obedience class schedule for dates/times.

Topics include:

"What In The World Is He Thinking?"

Most dogs don't do what we want them to do not because they are "spiteful," "mad," or "bored;" but because they just don't get it! A dog is a dog. He is not a small furry human with four legs. It is imperative for us humans to try to understand some basic canine behaviors and thought patterns before we can teach them anything we want them to do.
This short and lively seminar delves into your dog's mind to figure out how he thinks; canine "language" and pack structure/mentality are discussed. We cover how, by using positive reinforcement techniques, you can prevent undesirable behaviors and gain desirable ones. We will also give you basic tools to become a great (and effective!) leader to your dog. Space is limited, pre-registration required. Please call 206-706-4875.



"Leash Walking 101"
Tired of all that pulling and dragging??!! This one hour workshop deals exclusively with teaching your dog to walk with you on a loose leash. Positive training methods used (no choke chains, pinch collars or retractable leashes). Please bring your dog on a regular collar, head collar or harness, a leash no longer than 6 ft. and plenty of yummy treats your dog loves (tiny, soft bits are best).

"Choosing A Dog"
The majority of dogs that are re-homed or surrendered to animal shelters are done so not because the person or dog is "bad" but because the are a bad match! In this seminar, we will go through an extensive series of questions regarding your lifestyle, family and living situation, activities, and dog personality likes and dislikes. This class is meant to get you thinking about things you may never have considered, including what exactly you are looking for and what type of dog would do best in your home. This seminar also covers breed characteristics and places to find dogs.

"Puppy 101"
Just got a puppy or thinking about getting one? This class will go through the basics to get you started off right. Learn about feeding, housebreaking, toys, vaccinations, and stages of development.

”Pet Partners Team Training Course”                                                      This is an 8-hour course for humans only. This course fulfills training requirements for registration as a Delta Society Pet Partner Team. These courses may be provided by Delta Society or by licensed instructors throughout the nation (Danette Johnston, owner and trainer at dog’s day out, is one of these licensed instructors). After completion of this course, students will then have to schedule a separate evaluation with their pet for completion as a Pet Partners Team.   $125

Topics in this course include:

Selecting and preparing animals for visits.

  • Identifying and decreasing stress in animals.
  • Animal health and safety.
  • Special needs of client groups.
  • Interacting with special people.
  • Facility health and safety codes.
  • Patient confidentiality.

For more info on Delta Society and the Pet Partners program please go to www.deltasociety.org

 

 

 

 


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