Me and my dogs in Halifax, Nova Scotia: Boredom Buster Seminar May 7th, 2011

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Boredom Buster Seminar May 7th, 2011

This sounds like a really neat seminar!

Kelly Wilson is is a graduate from Animal Behaviour College and the Karen Pryor Clicker Training Academy and lives in Saint John, New Brunswick - but she's coming to Halifax to give this seminar May 7th, from 2-4pm at the Prospect Road Community Centre - she's going to talk about ways to keep our dogs busy and out of trouble - which is win-win for everyone as far as I'm concerned!

It sounds like a ton of fun - and well worth leaving the dogs home for a couple of hours. They'll reap the benefits shortly thereafter!

Kelly's website is at http://www.nbrdogtraining.com/ if you want to check her out!

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Kelly Wilson9:14 PM
Thank you for the kind words and posting this Joan. :-)
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