Talk to the Paw – October 14, 2017 Dogs are excellent interpreters when it comes to the body language and signals of other dogs. But how good are people at it? Sure, you know that ears back and tail down means a dog is afraid, and that a show of teeth is your cue to move away slooowly. But what about the subtler and lesser-known signals? The lecture is filled with eye-opening information including the latest research studies, as well as an extensive collection of fascinating photos and video footage. By viewing real-time video and then slow-motion playback, you’ll improve your observational skills and discover subtle, quick signals that otherwise might have been missed—even if you’re a professional. You’ll also participate in interactive, fun exercises including “Name that Bark!” that will further hone your skills. This seminar packs a lot of useful information into one day. Whether you’re a trainer, shelter/rescue worker, owner, vet tech, or other professional or enthusiast, you’ll come away with plenty of new ideas, tips, tricks, and a whole new understanding of body language and communication—dogs and ours. *Does not include Wolf or Fox time.

Sponsor:Wolf Park
Speaker(s):Nicole Wilde

Contact: Caity Judd
 Email: wolfpark@wolfpark.org
 Phone: 765-567-2265
 Web: http://wolfpark.org/