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Seminars and Events
Host a
Seminar with Norma Jeanne
1.
Positive Reinforcement vs Positive Punishment
2 hour lecture $200 plus expenses
2. Humane Solutions for Solving Behaviour Problems
10 to 4 pm including 45 min lunch break and 2 x 15 min
breaks - $500 plus expenses
3. Humane Solutions for Solving Aggression Problems
10 to 4 pm including 45 min lunch break and 2 x 15 min
breaks - $500 plus expenses
4. Combine all of the above for a two day presentation -
$750 plus expenses
All fees include lecture notes.
Contact Norma Jeanne @ 519-576-9999 or Toll Free @
1-888-257-0805 Email:
2puppypower@rogers.com
click here for more information
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.
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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