Becoming a dog trainer is the secret dream of many. When the “sport” of dog training turns into your professional career, there’s a lot more to know then merely handling and training a dog. If you are going to run a successful business, you MUST understand that dog training has become a client-oriented service. The key to being a powerful instructor and top-notch coach is to understand how people learn and the challenges adults face when acquiring the new physical skills they need to train their dogs. In other words, you need to know almost as much about training and educating people as you do about dogs. To be a powerful instructor you must communicate effectively, show enthusiasm, motivate your clients and their belief in their ability to achieve success, and maximize their comprehension and retention of what you teach. In this course, Pia reveals the communication, classroom management, coaching, teaching and overall “people” skills she not only uses herself but teaches to her apprentice instructors that have made St. Huberts Dog Training School in Madison NJ one of the largest and most respected dog training schools in the country. You’ll learn exceptional classroom skills that will allow you to manage even those classes from “you know where”, and can also be applied to private lessons with chaotic families how to build in flexibility in your instruction to accommodate and motivate a wide range of personalities, learning styles, and physical abilities how to create detailed lesson plans and a curriculum that will maximize your students’ success advanced skills that will allow you to better monitor your clients’ actions and measure their success to apply the standards to people that you do when training dogs to help them reach their goals and Much, Much More! If you implement what you learn in this course, experienced trainers will become top-notch coaches and powerful instructors, and set themselves apart from “the pack!” If you are a novice trainer, this course will jump-start your instructing and coaching skills it would take years to learn on your own. If you are thinking about changing careers to become a dog trainer because you love animals, you’ll quickly learn that you need to care about people just as much, and know how to create good client relationships.

Sponsor:Animal Behavior Associates
Speaker(s):Pia Silvani, CPDT, Suzanne Hetts, Ph.D., CAAB and Dan Estep, Ph.D., CAAB

Contact: Tracey
 Email: info@animalbehaviorassociates.com
 Phone: 303-932-9095
 Web: http://www.behavioreducationnetwork.com/