The Complete Dog Workshops
The Future of Dog Training!
Have you tried traditional training methods – but they have failed you and your dog?
Are you searching for a better way – something new, something different?
Then this is the workshop for you!
The Complete Dog workshop will not only challenge you to look at your dog as a whole dog, it will enlighten you to be able to do so.
Just as we have many facets to who we are, so does your dog.
This workshop covers all aspects of what makes your dog the dog they are today. From the ages and stages of development to nutrition and general health, through to the more complex topics of re activeness, stress and pain, how it impacts your dog and how to relieve it and enrich your dog’s life.
Detailed, interesting, thought provoking, interactive and fun. The Complete Dog workshop will give you the knowledge and tools you need to allow your dog to reach their full potential while living harmoniously within their environment.
It provides a fresh new approach to how you see dogs and how they see you.
Jenny brings the wealth of knowledge from years of experience and her continued studies in Europe, to you and your dog.
With patience, knowledge and understanding your dog will thrive. If you truly want to delve right in and understand your dog better,this is the workshop for you. You will be amazed at the results!
This two-day workshop includes power point presentations with lots of interaction, problem-solving, discussion and learning. There are no dogs at these workshops but you learn valuable skills to take home with the option to join our practical classes at a later date or become part of our Facebook community (closed group) where you can chat with like-minded people and join in on our social walks.
See you there.
Upcoming Dates
Participating in The Complete Dog workshops, you will learn:
1. What is a dog?
– Where did they come from
– What they need to survive
– Why are dogs so different
2. Ages and stages of development:
– How a dog develops from a puppy through to adulthood with all the stages in between
– Pinnacle stages in a dog’s life and why they are important for development
– How we can assist elderly dogs and what to look for
3. Nutrition and General Health
– For a dog to develop, grow and thrive, we need to know how the body works and why we promote good nutrition and minimal chemicals
4. Communication including Calming Signals (taught by Turid Rugaas) and what different Barks mean
-The different types of communication from the puppy to the adult dog. Including; how they communicate and why understanding the different types of communication will help you understand your dog
5. Stress
– Stress plays a huge part problem behaviour. Why is this
– How to relieve stress
– Activities that help your dog to relax, focus and learn, (group activities, no dogs)
– What does freedom and boundaries really mean
6. Equipment, Long leads & all things associated with lead walking:
– We will discuss the pros and cons of different equipment, what to look for and how this can impact a dogs behaviour
– The length of leads, why this matters and importantly how to use leads for the best results, (group activities, no dogs)
7. Problem solving:
– We will discuss different topics with group activities
You will come away from this workshop thinking “Why didn’t I attend this years ago”
Complete Canine Communication – The Future of Dog Training
Tea, Coffee and Cold Drinks provided
Morning and Afternoon Tea provided
BYO Lunch
Time:
Saturday, Day 1: 9.30am – 5.00pm
Sunday, Day 2: 9.30am – 5.00pm
Cost: $315.00 (No refund on cancellation available)
Location: The Complete Pet Company, 148 South Pine Road, Enoggera, Qld, 4051.
Workshop Dates for 2020
January 11th & 12th
March 14th & 15th
April 18th & 19th
May 16th & 17th
June 13th & 14th
July 4th & 5th
If you would like any further information, please email k9communication@completepet.com.au or phone (07) 3855 3555.
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