Workshops »
That’s My Dog!, Inc. offers a variety of educational opportunities ranging from exhibitions to advanced workshops. Programs are hands on and comprehensive. If you are interested in hosting a workshop or exhibition please contact us for details. Please see our list of events below for a location near you.
E-palooza
E-palooza is a dog trainers continuing education workshop we have held every September since 2004. Each year we bring in top notch professionals who help you take your training and business skills to the next level. Our attendees continually tell us this is THE conference for the true dog professional. The Gathering of Training Professionals is Dedicated to Educating and Enhancing the World of Dogs. Click Here for details on our 2011 events scheduled for September 23-25.
Exhibition
Dog training exhibitions are presented for both educational and entertainment purposes in the Dubuque, Iowa, Galena, Illinois and Platteville, Wisconsin areas. That’s My Dog is available for presentations to your organization, school or club to speak on variety of dog related topics.
Foundation Workshop
Robin MacFarlane travels across the United States, Canada and abroad providing educational workshops on the proper use of remote electronic training collars. These workshops are widely attended by other training professionals, competitors and pet owners alike. Participants will learn a basic skill set of obedience exercises, as well as problem solving and an increased understanding of canine learning. Problem ranging from shyness to aggression can be addressed.
Tommy relaxing after a full day of workshop activity.
Police Canine Workshop
Robin had helped numerous department implement remote collars into their existing canine programs. Implementation of remote collars into existing canine programs. Participants will receive understanding of modern remote collar use for a variety of working dog tactics, including protection, detection and obedience.
Retrieve Workshop
The retrieve workshop takes participants through the various phases of building a solid trained retrieve. Concepts of holding, reaching, carrying, picking up off the ground and directional work are covered.