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Level II Workshops: Limited to 6 dog and handler teams.
9am-5pm, includes lunch and DVD recording for review and analysis. Auditors
welcomed.
Dates & Topics:
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Mar. 11 -- Curing Canine Separation Anxiety
(For dogs who lather, whine, bark, chew, dig, etc. at home or in the car when
you are absent.)
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Mar. 12 -- Obedience Training at Home for Herding
(What to train and how to do it at home (without livestock) to prepare your dog
for herding.)
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Mar. 25 -- Healing Heeling: Move with Me! Don't Pull Me!
(Fixing heeling problems so that your dog walks with you without pulling on his
leash.)
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May 28 (Sun.) -- Games & Tricks to Play with Your Dog for Better Control
(Using fun games and tricks to improve your dog’s command responsiveness.)
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July 8 -- Improving Time (Duration & Speed) and Distance Behaviors
(Improving your dog’s responsiveness and lengthening his behaviors in time and
distance. Also, how to speed up or slow down your dog without driving your dog
crazy.)
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Nov. 4 -- Curing Canine Separation Anxiety
(For dogs who lather, whine, bark, chew, dig, etc. at home or in the car when
you are absent.)
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Sept. 30 -- Healing Heeling: Move with Me! Don't Pull Me!
(Fixing heeling problems so that your dog walks with you without pulling on his
leash.)
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Nov. 5 (Sun.) -- Improving Time (Duration & Speed) and Distance
Behaviors
(Improving your dog’s responsiveness and lengthening his behaviors in time and
distance. Also, how to speed up or slow down your dog without driving your dog
crazy.)
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Dec. 16 -- Games & Tricks to Play with Your Dog for Better Control
(Using fun games and tricks to improve your dog’s command responsiveness.)
Fees: Note -- Level I & II Workshops can be
combined in the same package. See registration form for fees.
Discounts apply for multiple workshop registration.
Prerequisits for Level II Workshops:
To be eligible to participate with dog in the Level II Workshops, owner and dog
must meet the following requirements:
A. Attend at least one Level I -- "First Class Attention" Workshop first!
B. In a test that can be administered either during a "First Class Attention"
Workshop or arranged privately at no additional fee, dog and owner must
demonstrate mastery of:
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All Seven
Training Samurai (exercises)
concepts (positive marker, name response, voluntary eye contact, follow hand
signals, follow closely, useful touching, and talking heads (not tails).
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Dog’s beginner mastery of stand/sit/lie down on command.
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Owner can identify
Doggy zen, displacement, arousal, and exhaustion behaviors.
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Owner can accurately apply the
Five Keys for Observing a Dog
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Owner understands and can apply the Rules of the
flight/arousal zone to a dog.
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