Regarding Rover
Love your dog, Train your dog!
Understanding Play Behavior
There's a lot of confusing, conflicting information
out there on dog behavior. Many owners aren’t
sure what is normal or appropriate when it comes
to dog play. Through the use of handouts, video
and live demonstrations you will learn:
*How to recognize normal, appropriate play
*What dominance really looks like
*How to tell when a dog is stessed in social situations
*When to intervene...when to leave it alone
*When, where and how to provide appropriate social interraction
If you've ever felt uneasy about your dog's play behavior, this seminar will help you sort it all out. Become a more pro-active, well-informed and confident dog owner while also protecting your dog from negative social experiences.
Thinking Outside the Bowl
Most people don’t know just how much
environmental enrichment can affect behavior.
By simply feeding your dog differently and
providing appropriate outlets for natural
instincts you can prevent or stop annoying,
destructive behavior. The following topics will
be covered through handouts, lecture, video and
live demonstrations.
*The definition and importance of enrichment
*The different types of enrichment
*High impact, low effort enrichment strategies
*How to channel problem behavior into appropriate outlets you can live with
Don't miss this chance to find simple solutions to some of the most common dog problems including barking, digging, chewing, jumping and destruction of property. No matter what your doggy issues, enrichment will improve the situation quickly and easily!
Love Your Dog, Train Your Dog
Having a hard time with the "pack leader"
fad? Feel like you have to choose between
loving your dog and training your dog?
Don't worry! The oldest way of training
dogs and the latest scientific studies
suggest that loving your dog and training
your dog are not mutually exclusive.
Learn how to separate the fads, fallacies
and facts in order to make better informed choices for you and your dog. Through the use of lecture, handouts and live demos you will learn about...
*The short history of dog training
*Wolf pack theory, then and now
*Methods, tools and philosophies
*How to train your dog and love your dog at the same time!
Once you understand what the dog training market is offering you, it will be much easier to separate the true professionals from the snake oil salesman. You'll also be better equipped to choose the professional who shares your personal philosophy on dog training and dog ownership.
The Evolution of Dog Daycare
Join Cindy Bruckart, CPDT-KA for a three
day seminar dedicated to improving the
dog daycare industry! This seminar is
for dog daycare owners/employees, dog
trainers, groomers and veterinarians.
The goal of these three days is to share
a proven, behavior-based model for
operating dog daycare that enhances the
lives of dogs without sacrificing daycare
profits.
*Raising Expectations: Take a look at the way dog daycare looks from the client view, the view of other dog professionals and from the unique view of the daycare owner. Learn how to use education and information to raise expectations industy-wide. Video and roleplaying will be used to assist in learning and exploring possibilities.
*A Well Trained Staff: Learn how to build value and education into the dog daycare attendant position. Discussion will also cover steps to proper training, continued education and accountability. Video and role-playing will used to increase understanding and practice techniques.
*Screening & Evaluation: A step by step walk through of how to evaluate dogs and introduce them to the play group. Video of actually evaluations will be shown along with live demonstrations.
*Balance & Behavior: How to maintain balance within play groups for dogs and staff while also improving the behavior of individual dogs. Common myths about dog play will be addressed. Lots of play group video and live play groups to show you what daycare actually looks like. Other dog professionals will gain insight and confidence in referring clients to well-run dog daycares.
*Community Education: Turn your dog daycare into a platform for community canine education as well as the central hub for a network of community support for dog owners. If you are a trainer, groomer or veterinarian, find out how to connect with daycare owners and clients to support the well-being of dogs in your community.
Currently available seminars:
Seminars & Workshops
Regarding Rover seminars are entertaining and informative! Learn how to solve problems quickly and have more fun with your dog!
Every seminar supports a local dog shelter or rescue by donating 10% of all proceeds.
You can host a seminar and help out a local shelter or rescue at no cost to you! For more info visit our seminar hosting page.
2316 Portland Road, Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-8900 cindy@regardingrover.com
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Newberg Seminar
Sunday, September 19
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
2 Hours - $30
Portland Seminar
Friday, October 1
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
2 Hours - $30
Kentucky Seminar
Satruday, Feb 19th, 2011
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
5 Hours - $75
All 3 Seminars
Newberg Seminar
Sunday, September 26th
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
2 Hours - $30
Portland Seminar
Friday, November 5th
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
2 Hours - $30
Kentucky Seminar
Saturday, October 1
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
5 Hours - $75
All 3 Seminars
Newberg Seminar
Sunday, October 3rd
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
2 Hours - $30
Portland Seminar
Friday, December 3rd
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
2 Hours - $30
Kentucky Seminar
Saturday, October 1
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
5 Hours - $75
All 3 Seminars
All Seminars at
Regarding Rover
Newberg, OR
3 Days - $250
CPDT CEUs - 19.5
IAABC CEUs - Pending
Nov 19 - 21, 2010
March 18 - 20, 2011
July 15 - 17, 2011
