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Dog Training Seminars and Information

Continuing education is critical to the success of all dog trainers - not just ours.

Narnia continues to host seminars for dog trainers and others looking to advance their knowledge of dog and animal behavior.

Seminars feature nationally known experts such as Patricia McConnell, Terry Ryan, Pia Silvani, Nicole Wilde and Sue Sternberg. Topics include body language, behavior, aggression, shelter assessments, nutrition, fear and play. Many seminars include demonstrations, videos and a question-and-answer session.

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Feel free to view our past seminars.

Upcoming Seminars

Terry Ryan

Chicken Camp 101 and Chicken Camp 201

Presented by: Terry Ryan
Chicken Camp 101: April 26 - 27, 2012
Chicken Camp 101: April 28 - 29, 2012
Chicken Camp 201: September 29 - 30, 2012
Online Registration, April 26 - 27, 2012 | Online Registration, April 28 - 29, 2012 | Hotel Information | Seminar Outline | About Terry

We have added additional dates for Chicken Camp 101. You may now register for Thursday, April 26 & Friday April 27.

There are only 9 working spots open for Chicken Camp 201 in September.

The April 28 & 29 working spots are sold out. If you are still interested in an April 28 & 29 working spot, please register and we will place your name on a waiting list. You will not be charged unless you receive a working spot in the class. Your payment will NOT be processed until 30 days before the seminar AND we have confirmed you have a working slot

You may still register for an auditing spot in the seminar. Wait lists are on a first come first serve basis.

Want to be a better dog trainer? Learn to train a chicken.

Training a chicken is a stretch and a boost to your mechanical skills. The average chicken is faster than the average dog, giving you a chance to improve your coordination and timing. Chickens will freeze or fly away if they don’t like the way you are training them. Unlike dogs, you will know immediately if you are taking advantage of a chicken or pushing too hard too fast. Chickens don’t give their trainers a second chances as often as our dogs do.

There is a strict limit of 26 chicken-working spots and 26 auditing (observing) spots. You must attend Chicken Camp 101 in order to attend Chicken Camp 201.

CPDT CEU's have been approved for Chicken Camp 101. 16 CPDT CEU's for trainers and 1 CEU for behavior consultants.

Please review our cancellation policy.

Nicole Wilde

Two Timely Topics: Separation Anxiety & Dog-Dog Play

Presented by: Nicole Wilde
August 5, 2012
Hotel Information | About Nicole | Seminar Outline

This is a new, never before seen seminar, more information will be posted as it becomes available.

Please review our cancellation policy.

Pat Miller
Sarah Kalnajs

Topic to be announced

Presented by: Pat Miller & Sarah Kalnajs
March 23 - 24 2013
Online Registration | Hotel Information | Seminar Outline | About Pat | About Sarah

Please review our cancellation policy.

Kathy Sdao
Lori Stevens

Topic to be announced

Presented by: Kathy Sdao & Lori Stevens
September 21 - 22, 2013
Online Registration | Hotel Information | Seminar Outline | About Kathy | About Lori

Please review our cancellation policy.

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