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Clicker Training Concepts c.c.
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Bredell
Pretoria, Irene |
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Instructor :
Contact No : e-mail : Website : Address : |
Maxine Quinton
083 333 6172 [email protected] www.clickersa.co.zaPlot 125, Second Avenue, Bredell Plantland, Nellmapius Road, Irene |
Method of Training :
Training Days : Training Times : Booking Necessary : Vaccinations Rqd : |
Clicker Training, positive
Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday Various times Yes Yes |
Qualifications:
A few of the courses I’ve attended since 1987:
Etc., etc. I have also attended dog shows and events in: Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, USA, France
A few of the courses I’ve attended since 1987:
- · Bo Jonsson: Aptitude testing
- · Baldur Krantz: IPO
- · Lars Fals: Puppy Aptitude testing
- · 9th World small animal veterinary congress
- · Beth Hammond: Environmental Enrichment (Training theory & husbandry for zoo animals)
- · Johannes Odendaal: Companion Animal Behaviour
- · Mary Ray: Agility and Dog Dancing
- · Martin Hilgemann: IPO
- · Ray Coppinger: many topics
- · Ian Dunbar: many topics
- · Kelly Gorman: shelter dogs
- · Nic Vennerom: IPO Phase B + C
- · Hinky Nichols: Agility and Dog Jumping
Etc., etc. I have also attended dog shows and events in: Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, USA, France
Courses Offered:
- Puppies – all levels
- Social obedience
- Competitive obedience
- Canine Good Citizen
- Classic Working Trials
- Tracking Trials
- Agility
- Dog Jumping
- Clicker Training
- IPO Phases A + B
- Breed ring showing
- Specific problems dealt with on request
About our School:
My motto is "put the fun back into training" as I believe that it is imperative for both handler and dog to enjoy the training/learning process. Everyone is encouraged to actively participate in class at whatever level they feel comfortable with.
The obedience, social and especially the competitive classes are becoming more and more popular, with many handlers wanting to go on to improve their understanding and bond with their pet.
I began clicker training in 1988 and in 1997 gave the first clicker workshop. This method of training became popular throughout the world, and I continue to give workshops throughout South Africa and in Namibia. When applied correctly, the dogs’ attention and desire to learn is greatly enhanced, making the whole learning experience more fun for both handler and dog.
My motto is "put the fun back into training" as I believe that it is imperative for both handler and dog to enjoy the training/learning process. Everyone is encouraged to actively participate in class at whatever level they feel comfortable with.
The obedience, social and especially the competitive classes are becoming more and more popular, with many handlers wanting to go on to improve their understanding and bond with their pet.
I began clicker training in 1988 and in 1997 gave the first clicker workshop. This method of training became popular throughout the world, and I continue to give workshops throughout South Africa and in Namibia. When applied correctly, the dogs’ attention and desire to learn is greatly enhanced, making the whole learning experience more fun for both handler and dog.
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