Ongoing
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| Purina Walk for Dog Guides |
Lions Foundation of Canada
Date/Location: Various dates and locations across Canada
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See www.walkfordogguides.com/ to find a location near you.
A fun 5 km walk for people and pooches of all ages
In dozens of communities across Canada, Lions Clubs and volunteers are busy organizing a "Walk for Dog Guides". This fun-filled pet-friendly event spotlights the contribution of Dog Guides to improving the daily lives of Canadians with visual, hearing, medical or physical disabilities. People of all ages and abilities are encouraged to come out. Leashed dogs are welcome guests, although you don't have to bring a dog to participate.
For further details, visit www.dogguides.com/need/need02.htm
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February / March 2010
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| All About Pet Food Teleclass
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with Sue Becker, Animal Communicator & Consultant
Date: International Teleclass (telephone workshop)
One hour class - Thursday, February 11, 2010 - 7 to 8 pm ET
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Our animal friends are what they eat — and the sheer numbers of commercial pet food choices are overwhelming!
Clean, nutritious food is the most important gift you can give them.
Learn how to easily read pet food labels and how to select high-quality foods.
Find out which ingredients are on the top ten hit list and may cause problems in animals.
Discover the numerous myths around the pet food industry and become marketing-savvy to advertising.
Your animal friends will thank you with improved wellness, behaviour and fewer vet bills.
Contact Sue Becker at 519-896-2600 or email: suebecker@cyg.net
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| Help For Your Barking Dog Teleclass
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with Sue Becker, Animal Communicator & Consultant
Date: International Teleclass (telephone workshop)
One-hour class, Thursday, March 4th - 7 to 8 pm ET
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If your dog's excessive barking is a problem for you, your family, your dog, or the neighbours, join us for this special one-hour class. Your dog is doing his best to communicate. Is anyone really listening?
UNDERSTANDING is the first step to resolving problem behaviour and it goes a long way towards reducing irritation and frustration.
There is hope! In this class you will learn
- the many reasons why dogs bark
- how to identify the reason your dog barks
- steps you can take to reduce your dog's barking kindly and effectively
Start right now on the path to resolving your dog's behaviour and to restoring peace and harmony to your dog's life - and to your own.
Contact Sue Becker at 519-896-2600 or email: suebecker@cyg.net
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| Loose Leash Walking Workshop |
Amber Cottle Canine Training
Date: March 6 and March 13, 2010
Location: 102, 7562 Progress Way, Tilbury Industrial Park, Delta, BC
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| The Loose Leash Walking Workshop focuses on getting your dog to NOT pull on the leash. The workshop takes place for one hour on each of two Saturdays, with a maximum of five students.
Amber will work closely with participants on learning how to heel without pulling, proper equipment and troubleshooting.
For further details, see: www.ambercottle.com, e-mail amber@icande.ca or call 604-868-6840.
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| Reading Dog Body Language |
Amber Cottle Canine Training
Date: Sunday March 7, 2010 - 10 am-noon
Location: 102, 7562 Progress Way, Tilbury Industrial Park, Delta, BC
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| Learn 6 warning signs before a dog bites.
Learn the importance of proper socializing and understand warning signs, stress signals, dominant and submissive postures.
You will also learn how to quickly assess a dog for your own and your dog's safety.
For further details, see: www.ambercottle.com, e-mail amber@icande.ca or call 604-868-6840.
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April 2010:
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| Common Behavior Problems Seminar |
Amber Cottle Canine Training
Date: April 13, 2010 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Location: 102, 7562 Progress Way, Tilbury Industrial Park, Delta, BC
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| This two hour seminar will cover:
- What the 4 emotional needs of your dog are
- Diet and the effect on Behavior
- The 3 R's to behavior modification
- The importance of proper socialization
- What to do when and if a problem arises
For further details, see: www.ambercottle.com, e-mail amber@icande.ca or call 604-868-6840.
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| Whistler Dog Festival — Fundraiser for WAG
as part of the World Ski and Snowboard Festival |
Canine Energy
Date: Saturday, April 24th, 2010
Location: Whistler Village, BC
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| Whistler Dog Festival is a collaboration of local businesses that support raising funds for Whistler's local shelter: WAG (Whistler Animals Galore)
This one day event includes activities and demonstrations of agility, frisbee, tricks, freestyle dance, annual dog parade, best dressed contests and even a booth for finding out the DNA on your dog! The day ends with an interactive seminar on Dog Body Language put on by Amber Cottle; Certified Dog Trainer and Behaviour Specialist. www.ambercottle.com. Bring all your questions and enjoy some great entertainment!
For further details, see: www.canine-energy.ca, e-mail canineenergy@gmail.com or call 604-905-9007.
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May 2010:
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| Westie Walk |
Westie Rescue of Canada
Date: Sunday, May 30th — 9:30am to 12noon
Location: Lighthouse Park, West Vancouver
(Meet in the Parking Lot)
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Bring your West Highland White Terrier
for a morning of FUN & GAMES!
ENTRY BY DONATION — Proceeds to Support Westie Rescue of Canada
Questions? Phone 604 984 0179
NO EXTENDABLE LEADS PLEASE!
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