Canine Body Language Presentation

 

 

Saturday, November 12th, 4:30-6:30 pm

 

 

What past students are saying about this class

”Thank you to Jenna Kirby, OHS Dog Trainer, who prepared a fantastic and deeply informative interactive presentation on dog behavior and how to read dog body language. It should be mandatory for all staff and volunteers working with dogs. If she gives it again, you must attend!  Thanks Jenna!” 

From Patti McKinney

OHS Volunteer

 

 

What are our dogs saying to us and to each other? 

 

 

If you want to learn more about dog body language and how dogs communicate, then come to an interactive and informative workshop put on by the Oregon Humane Society Training and Behavior Department. You will observe shelter dogs, view fascinating photos, and watch selected videos of dogs expressing a wide range of messages. Learn how to read the different parts of a dog’s body and how to put all the pieces together to understand his/her emotional states. Included with the class fee is a take-home packet filled with educational articles, the class outline and other items.

 

People only please, leave pets at home.

 

 

 

Instructor

 

Jenna Kirby, CPDT (Certified Pet Dog Trainer)

 

 

When & Where

 

Saturday, November 12th, 4:30-6:30 pm

 

Manners Hall

Animal Medical Learning Center at the Oregon Humane Society

 

 

Price - cost is per person.

 

Regular Price: $45

 

Shelter Worker Price*: $25.00

*for current staff and active volunteers of area animal shelters

 

 

For active OHS Volunteers: please know, we offer this class to our volunteers several times a year for free. You can wait and attend our next free class, or sign up now at the discounted rate!

 

 

To Register

 

This class is for people only, no pets please.

 

Sign up now!

 

 

 

 

 

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