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Calgary Kennel & Obedience Club is offering two Avidog seminars with Gayle Watkins, PhD on February 23 - 24 at the Abbeydale Community Centre, Calgary.

Saturday seminar:- "The Boys We Love: Raising, Managing and Using a Stud Dog; Timing Your Breedings
Sunday seminar:- From Beginning to End; Fit To Be Tied and Fit For Life

See seminar registration form for details. For more information contact Della @ 403-335-8767 or della@winauby.com.

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An all day Conformation hands on workshop with Professional Handler Shannon Scheer, CPHA on Saturday, March 2nd at Barret Off Leash Arena (indoors).

Workshop is from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Lunch provided. See flyer for details.

Limited number of spots available. Further information and registration email mail@shannonscheer.ca.

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Wascana Dog Obedience Club is holding a Structure and Movement seminar with Susan Ailsby on Sunday, March 3rd at the WDOC training hall in Regina.

See the seminar flyer and registration form for all details.

Wascana Dog Obedience Club is holding a Structure and Movement seminar with Susan Ailsby on Sunday, March 3rd at the WDOC training hall in Regina.

See the seminar flyer and registration form for all details.

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This seminar will give you the skills needed for Canadian Kennel Club Tracking. Using your dog's natural motivation we will train them to follow the scent trail of a human and identify articles the human has dropped. No previous experience on the part of the handler or the dog is required.

Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. on March 30th-31st, 2019. Cost: $200/weekend or $150/day. Space is limited 6 dogs max.

Seminar Outline:
Saturday:-
- Scent Theory
- The Art of Laying Tracks
- Canine Body Language
- Tracking Through Drive
- Line Handling
- Building Distance
Sunday:-
- Scent Theory
- Track Age
- Corners
- CKC Tracking Dog Test Competition Guidelines

You will need:
- Dog's favorite toy and treat
- 6 foot Leash (optional leather or not)
- A 15 long line
- A tracking harness (non-restrictive)
- Water for your dog
- A chair
- A notebook

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Harmonious State Training in Leduc, Alberta is offering a 2-day 'Mastering Rally Obedience' workshop with Judith Snowden on March 30 - 31 from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (both days).

Want to create an amazing bond with your dog while doing a fun sport? Want the engagement and focus from your dog while working? This is the seminar for you!

Judith is a Canine Performance Coach, member of the CAPPDT, CKC Judge in Rally Obedience, Draft Dog work and Scent Detection, as well as a CGN Evaluator and the Herding Dog field council representative for Alberta. She has been the instructor for the training of the Karelian Beardog Wildlife Managment progam in the province since its inception.

Judith's Mastering Rally Seminar goes over, learning rally from the ground up, what the sport should look like while competing, handler / handling tips, staying focused, the signs, performing each sign correctly, working with distractions, and much more.

Cost: Working Spots (with your dog) $200 / Weekend Auditing Spots (with no dog) $70 / Weekend. Payment must be made in full to hold your spot.

For more information please contact Angel or Jaida at harmoniousstate@gmail.com.

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Gary Overs K9 Academy & Smok'nGold Retrievers are holding a Janice Gunn Competition Obedience workshop on April 6 - 7, 2019 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Janice will demonstrate a variety of techniques and topics. See seminar flyer for more details. Janice's seminars are fast paced and working spots get lots of time on the floor.

For more information or to register, contact Jasmine at Jasminedeblois@sasktel.net.

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Harmonious State Training is offering a Bomb Proof Indications workshop with Danielle Todd CMT on April 19th in Leduc, Alberta.

Danielle's experience in detection started in 1998 while attending dog training school and learning intensive tracking for human scent and narcotic detection. Then she went on to train three of her own German Shepherds in tracking as well as narcotic detection. In 2009 she attended an International Association of Bomb Technicians & Investigators conference with Police K9 and Military with her Belgian Malinois Vader, and successfully completed a training workshop in advanced explosives and terrorists activities. She also p assed a K9 explosives course consisting of military commercial explosives detection field training, a K9 based detection class, and a final exam. In 2013 she learned that detection had been brought to the pet world as a sport in which anyone can participate. Danielle wanted to help people continue to build relationships with their dogs through detection. Danielle has hosted and instructed Sport Detection seminars, fun matches, group classes and competed in SDDA Trials. She has titled her Malinois in Advanced and her Brittany Spaniel to a Championship level as well as her up and coming German Shepherd to the Advanced level. Danielle loves being a part of helping people experience this fun sport of a dog doing what they love, using their nose.

To register, click on the Registration form link or email harmoniousstate@gmail.com.

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Grisha Stewart is being hosted by the Dogspaw Seminar Team to present two seminars in May. On May 4 she will offer an Introduction to BAT 2.0 (Behavior Adjustment Training), followed by Empowered Puppy Raising on May 5. These will take place in the Edmonton area, specifically in Sherwood Park. Questions may be directed to seminars@dogspaw.ca.

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This seminar focuses on the fundamental principles of learning and behaviour, the behaviour change technology known as applied behaviour analysis, and functional assessment and analysis. It is suitable for professionals of all levels working with all species, including humans, and will challenge attendees to develop a systematic approach to behaviour modification. Non-professionals with a keen interest in behaviour science will find plenty to learn here as well! Dr. Friedman has worked extensively in the field of Applied Behaviour Analysis and is a professor emeritus at Utah State University. She presents internationally on behaviour and training and consults with zoos around the world on a variety of species.

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From imprinting to the bark alert you will learn how to teach your dog in human remains detection. For the handler, theory in HRD search will be taught.

International Instructor/Author with over 30 years in dog training experience with 19 years in SAR dog training and 24 years of SAR dog handing.

For registration package contact mwtracks@telus.net.

Precision Search Dog website: www.precisionsearchdog.com.

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Two 2-Day Herding Clinics (All Levels) with Lynn Leach at Sheep Thrills Farm, 15 minutes West of Saskatoon. Limited to 8 working spots per clinic; unlimited auditing. Please see registration form for more infomation or contact Jen Seaborn.

Clinic #1 - July 5 & 6, 2019. Clinic #2 - July 7 & 8, 2019.

These clinics are suitable for all breeds and all levels of dogs and handlers. Free camping onsite, lunch included.

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The Central Alberta Tracking Society will be hosting a Field & Urban/VST Tracking Seminar on August 17 - 18 with AKC Tracking Judge Jeff Shaver of Blackwood Rottweilers in Magnolia, TX.

Registration form coming soon!

Seminar contacts are Cindy Thomas at cyntechboxers@gmail.com and Debbie Haynes at habfan2@maplemor.net.

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Saskatoon Kennel & Obedience Club is holding a two-day competition obedience workshop with Janice Gunn on September 21 - 22, 2019 in Saskatoon.

SKOC members (one year+) will be given first priority for working spot until Monday, September 24th but accepting all deposits w/registration for first-come/first served list in regards to working spots.