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Host a Seminar with Norma Jeanne

 

1. Positive Reinforcement vs Positive Punishment
2. Humane Solutions for Solving Behaviour Problems

    10 to 4 pm including 45 min lunch break and 2 x 15 min breaks
3. Humane Solutions for Solving Aggression Problems

    10 to 4 pm including 45 min lunch break and 2 x 15 min breaks
4. Combine all of the above for a two day presentation

All fees include lecture notes.  Contact Norma Jeanne for fees: 

Local (Waterloo, Ontario): 519-576-9999

Toll Free: @ 1-888-257-0805

Email: 2puppypower@rogers.com

 

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Norma Jeanne

 

June 4 to 6, 2010

IPDTA Founder & Chair Norma Jeanne will talk about the importance of positive dog training to a dog's temperament and quality of life.

 

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Canine Fear & Aggression

BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION SEMINAR

Featuring; Norma Jeanne, Carrie Cleghorn, CTB.ccs & Greg Ceci

 

 

Date: Saturday and Sunday October 16 & 17, 2010

Location: Puppy Power Training Facility 900 Guelph Street, Kitchener, Ontario

Fee: $195 for both days

$175 for IPDTA members, CCS students and grads,

vets and staff, rescue organizations, SPCA staff

Lunch and Snacks Included

Contact: Day: 519-576-9999 2puppypower@rogers.com

Evening: 519-571-7484 k9fearbegone@rogers.com

 

 

Schedule

Both Days - 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

 

Day One: Understanding Fear & Aggression

Day Two: Visual  Case Studies

 

10:00 am – 11:00 am – Norma Jeanne

11:00 am – 11:15 am – Break

11:15 am – 12:15 pm – Carrie

12:15 pm – 12:45 pm – Lunch

12:45 pm – 1:45 pm – Greg

1:45 pm – 2:00 pm – Break

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm – Interactive Discussion Panel

 

 

Topics

 

Norma Jeanne of Puppy Power

Founder & Chair of International Positive Dog Training Association

Norma Jeanne will talk about the importance of positive techniques when treating aggression.  She will explain why punishment is responsible for the death of many aggressive dogs.  You will learn how to change the dog’s emotional state and why this is the key to stopping fear and aggression.  She will also teach you how to keep everyone safe while working with aggressive dogs.

 

Carrie Cleghorn, CTB.ccs of K9 Fear Be Gone

Working with Fearful Canines – Concerns, Common Problems and their Solutions. 
Whether you work or live with a fearful dog, an unhappy dog should never be ignored.  Not only is its quality of life compromised, it can be down right dangerous.  This lecture will teach you how to identify problems and the techniques responsible trainers use to solve them.  Carrie will teach you techniques that address the root cause of the problem, not just the symptom.  She will teach you how to create confidence with as little stress as possible and without further compromising the dog's temperament

 

Greg Ceci of Puppy Passions

Topics to follow

 

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FIDO & BABY SEMINAR

with Norma Jeanne

 

Whether you have a dog or are getting one, have children or have one on the way, this seminar is for you.  Norma Jeanne will teach your how to prevent problems from occurring and solve existing ones to help you achieve a safe and productive relationship between your dog and family.

 

 

Date: Saturday April 24, 2010 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Location: Puppy Power Training Facility @ 900 Guelph Street, Kitchener, ON

Fee: $79 plus gst - Snacks Included

Discounts: 50% discount for CCS students and grads

                  10% discount for IPDTA members

                  5% discount for vets and staff, rescue organizations, SPCA staff

For more information:  519-576-9999 2puppypower@rogers.com

 

Topics

  • Understanding mom's experience and needs

  • Understanding the family's experience and needs

  • Understanding the dog's experience and needs

  • Preparing your home and controlling the environment

  • Preparing yourself and your family

  • Planning your schedule

  • Sharing responsibilities

  • Planning for "what ifs"

  • Fair and realistic expectations

  • Training, socialization and your dog

  • Introducing the dog to your baby and children

  • The do's and don'ts of ensuring safety for everyone involved

  • When to ask for help and where to find it

 

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Pat Miller

 

Peaceable Paws, LLC - Pat Miller, CPDT, CDBC

All camps and academies incorporate the clicker, along with other tools and a strong positive training philosophy. A non-refundable deposit will hold a space for you in the Academy of your choice. Tuition for camps is due in full with registration.  Contact us at 301-582-9420 or go to our website at www.peaceablepaws.com for more information.  All camps and academies offer CEUs for CPDTs.

 

Camps

Reactive Rover – for dog-reactive dogs; cost, $500, maximum 6 dogs

Shaping – Learn more about and improve your skills with this delightful training technique; cost, $500, maximum 6 students

Tricks – Teach your old or new dog new tricks; cost $500, maximum 6 students

Academies

 

"Fostering harmony between the human and non-human animals  of our world."

Peaceable Paws 2007 Educational Offerings

PO Box 3146, Hagerstown, MD 21741 Tel: 301-582-9420

Author  of "The Power of Positive Dog Training," and "Positive  Perspectives"
Member IPDTA, ABMA, IAABC
Member APDT, #1238P, exp  12/06

 

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 Lecture DVD Now Available

 

WHAT EVERY DOG OWNER AND DOG TRAINER SHOULD KNOW

IPDTA Founder & Chair Norma Jeanne discusses the controversial debate of

positive reinforcement vs. positive punishment.

 

"Because it has been proven that fear inhibits one's ability to learn, remember and make correct choices,

because fear accounts for 97% of dog bites, and because there are so many humane and effective alternatives,

I believe there is no need or excuse for the use of fear or pain in dog training!" Norma Jeanne

 

$20 plus S&H - All proceeds to IPDTA Dogs In Need Fund

 

 

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