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An Evening with Linda Tellington-Jones,
internationally renowned teacher,
author, and visionary founder of Tellington TTouch
Friday March 7th 7:00pm-9:00pm
SOLD OUT
This will be Linda's first visit to North Carolina in
over 15 years, and the APS of Orange County is proud
to have such a wonderful special guest! Linda
Tellington-Jones will speak about and demonstrate the
Tellington TTouch method with APS shelter dogs. The
Tellington Method was first created 4 decades ago as a
system of animal training, healing and communication
that allows people to relate to animals in a deeper,
more compassionate way -- a way that furthers
inter-species connection and honors the body, mind and
spirit of both animals and their people. The
Tellington Method utilizes a variety of techniques of
touch, movement and body language to affect behavior,
performance, and health, and to
increase an animal’s willingness and ability to learn
in a painless and anxiety-free environment.
Suzanne Clothier Weekend Workshop
Save the Date- September 20-21st 2008
Topics and pricing to be announced
Suzanne Clothier is a professional trainer who
teaches seminars nationwide on
behavior, gait analysis, puppy evaluation and more.
Her work focuses on a
humane and holistic relationship based approach to the
dog. She is an award
winning autor of books, videos, and articles including
"Bones Would Rain from
the Sky: Deepening our Relationships with Dogs".
Suzanne is in demand nationally and internationally as
a speaker and we are very
excited to be one of the sites chosen to host a
workshop in 2008. To learn more
about Suzanne, visit her website at: http://www.flyingdogpress.com
Save the Date!
Agility Workshop with National
Champion Kate Moureaux
9:00am-5:00pm Tuesday December 2nd Novice/Open
9:00am-5:00pm Wednesday December 3rd Masters/Excellent
Last years workshop was so popular that we are
bringing Kate back from
California for another workshop. We will have more
information soon.
Questions? Call or email Sharon
Ashe, Dog Training Program Manager
(919)304-2300, ext 233 or email
dogtraining@animalprotectionsociety.org
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