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There
are so many misleading pieces of behavioural advice out there, and people
really struggle with it, so we now run a basic 'Understanding
Your Collie' talk.
You cannot correctly understand and solve problems with your dog, unless you have a basic understanding of him or her and their natural instincts. We'll be discussing accepted behavioural 'theories', and how they fit in with the Collie instinct. We'll talk about what makes collies so special, and why they are so misunderstood in 'mainstream' training - which is odd when you consider they are one of the most common dogs around. We will talk about the history of the Collie and how they originated. These
sessions start at around 11, break for lunch, and then do half an hour
one-on-one for everyone attending for any questions they may have with
their dog. If you need more time and maybe a 1 on 1 behavioural at a
later date, you will be given the opportunity to 'book in'. Cost:
£20 including refreshments. You will need to bring your own lunch. WARNING:
We will be absolutely honest, blunt and to the point. If you don't agree
with our advice or suggestions, that is up to you, but we will not get
into arguments about other behavioural theories - these sessions are
to learn the way we at Wiccs interpret collie behaviour - not an excuse
for an argument over other people's theories. |
2010
Talk Dates |
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| February - Thursday 25th - CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS |
| March - Thursday 25th |
| April - Thursday 29th |
| May - Thursday 27th |
| June - Thursday 24th |
| July - Thursday 29th |
| August - Thursday 26th |
| September - Thursday 30th |
| October - Thursday 28th |
| November - Thursday 18th |
| December - Thursday 16th |
Testimonals |
"Hi Paul I have to say a big thank you for today. Cassie says a thank you for tiring out my big sis. Ginny is flat out after a hard days growling. I personally think every new Wiccaweys dog owner should attend one of these day's ASAP. It would save so much misunderstanding of their dogs behaviour and needs. It certainly has made me think differently about how to understand my two girls from now on." Robin, Cassie & Ginny |