Dogs Make the Best Valentines—Today and Every Day |
Dogs make the best Valentines—today and every day! They love unconditionally, are faithful and unselfishly devoted, and can always make you smile! In this video, Karen Pryor Academy (KPA) faculty member Shelly Brouwer tells the story of how her dog Bert saved Valentine's Day! |
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Become a Certified Dog Trainer |
Unlock the path to success as a dog trainer with our Dog Trainer Professional (DTP) education and certification program. With four different formats—Regional, National, World, or our brand-new fully online Virtual format—you can select the one that is the right fit for you and your dog. |
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Upcoming Dog Trainer Professional Application Deadlines |
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Upcoming LIVE Virtual Classes
Cooperative Care and Reliable Dog Behavior
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| KPA LIVE virtual classes are 4-6 weeks long and offer real-time training and coaching by exceptional instructors! These classes take place on Zoom, incorporating a well-structured video-based curriculum that guides you each week and an online discussion group for sharing progress and feedback. Our next courses open for enrollment on February 22. Join us for: - Cooperative Care: Husbandry at Home with Laura Monaco Torelli
- Raise the Bar: Reliable Dog Behavior Anywhere with Amber Quann
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Fill Your (FREE) Treat Pouch with LOVE! |
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| Receive a FREE treat pouch and FREE shipping on your training gear orders of $59 or more! Simply add the treat pouch to your cart and enter code TREATLOVE at checkout. Need treats for your treat pouch? Our On Cue Training Treats are now available in a 12-ounce size so you can train better, train more, and save more! |
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| As important as it is to teach your dog basic behaviors such as “sit” and “stay,” it’s equally as important to teach a release cue to let the dog know when he can release from his current position. Not only a useful training tool, a solid release cue can save your dog’s life. Use a release cue before going over a threshold, like through a doorway, out of a crate, or out of a vehicle. A release cue is also extremely useful for dog sports, as it builds a solid start line as well as clarity and confidence for duration behaviors.
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CTP of the Month: Pattie Fischer |
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| “Bella was my first Lagotto. It truly felt like she was speaking Italian and I was speaking English; there was no communication happening between us. I started to do nose work with her. Body language is a very important part of being an effective nose work team. Once I started “listening” to Bella’s body language, our relationship changed dramatically. The change I saw in our relationship when I began to understand and respond to Bella’s body language was nothing short of amazing, and it was nothing I had ever experienced before. The trust, bond, and love that developed were incredible.” Learn more how understanding her dogs better through body language and activities like nose work has helped Pattie Fischer shape her approach to training. |
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Energize Your Love of Training at These In-Person Events! |
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ClickerExpo Portland, OR In-Person Conference April 5 - 7, 2024 |
| The Ranch, Graham, WA In-Person Classes Begin in April |
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