I just signed myself up for this seminar. Not that we are having issues with the boys, but I just thought it would be fun/interesting to go to, and it's only $20.
Dog-lish as a Second Language
They bark, you yell and everyone gets frustrated. When it comes to communicating, it often seems that humans are from Earth and dogs are from Pluto. But understanding how dogs communicate is the first step to deepening the bond between you and your pet. Explore how body language, calming signals, and touching techniques can strengthen, or save your relationship with your dog. Learn how to incorporate simple verbal and non-verbal communications techniques into your daily interactions with your best friend. 1night/1.5 hours
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02-06-2006, 10:46 AM #1
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Dog-lish as a second language
Jill - Proud Hoomom to Bailey and Reese! :hearts:
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02-06-2006, 10:53 AM #2
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Sounds very interesting. Where are you taking the class at?
Yolanda and the FurCrew.
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02-06-2006, 10:53 AM #3
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It's offered through the local voc school.
Originally Posted by Yolanda
Jill - Proud Hoomom to Bailey and Reese! :hearts:
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Check us out on DOGS 101!
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Member of Coast to Coast Dachshund Rescue
www.c2cdr.org
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02-06-2006, 11:08 AM #4
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Sounds great. Let us know how it goes.
I' ve always they have a way of communicating we just have to pay attention!
ShadowReesee, Lil' Smokey and Sassy
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02-06-2006, 11:54 AM #5Jen Guest
Awesome! I'd love to take something like that. You'll have to fill us in on what you learn!
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02-06-2006, 12:02 PM #6
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Sounds like fun! Take lots of notes, so you can teach us!
I would be interested into going to those classes.
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02-06-2006, 07:02 PM #8
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02-06-2006, 07:05 PM #9
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Sounds like an excellent class, wish they had one around here.
They may be small, but you should see their hearts. Shelter/Rescue dogs aren't broken. They've simply experienced more life than other dogs. If they were human we would call them wise. They would be the ones with tales to tell and stories to write. The ones dealt a bad hand who responded with courage. Do not pity a shelter/rescue dog. Adopt one. And be proud to have their greatness on your side. Anon
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02-11-2006, 11:01 AM #10
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Coooool!
That's what I incorprate in my training when I go in-home. Let me know what you thought of it!!!!! :boogie: :boogie:
mary, isobel, L J, sara peanut "butters", noah (all lh red-ish dachsies); quincy and sophie (pit bulls); duncan (lab/shep/chow); kasey (aussie shep/collie) and maia: aka...Po (mastiff)
Have fun too!
