Next conference January 26-28, 2007! Karen Pryor Clickertraining announces the new season of ClickerExpo, starting off with style in sunny Los Angeles, CA, January 26-28, 2007. This "must-be-there" event for positive animal trainers and enthusiasts will take place over three days at the beautiful Warner Center Marriott in Woodland Hills, CA.
Events
Announcing ClickFlicks! Download a video training lesson
By Aaron Clayton on 05/01/2006Karen Pryor Clickertraining proudly announces the launch of ClickFlicks Learning Center.
Can anyone love a dog from Hurricane Katrina?
By Miranda Hersey Helin on 03/09/2006A friend of KPCT just wrote to us with the following:
"My veterinarian Jane went to New Orleans a few months ago to volunteer her services. She said there are thousands of animals still without homes, and it was sad. One dog out of the thousands she saw caught her eye and her heart. His name is Caleb, and she said he's just a magnificent animal. For those of you who aren't in a position to adopt a pet, please pass this information to anyone you know who might be looking for a dog. Caleb is a 2-year-old male with the sweetest disposition ever. He has heartworm, and Jane has done a lot of work with him, but he'll have to be kept quiet for a few weeks while she treats him for this disease. He's not contagious, and is all ready for someone to love him.
Help for Animal Shelters, One Click at a Time
By Bill Peña on 03/06/2006Redondo Beach, CA (PRWEB) March 4, 2006 -- Karen Pryor Clickertraining (KPCT), organizer of ClickerExpo, the highly acclaimed educational conference specifically for animal professionals and pet owners, and 1-800-Save-A-Pet.com, North America's largest nonprofit online pet adoption service, have teamed up to help more pet owners and shelter professionals learn new skills for successful pet adoptions. How? KPCT and 1-800-Save-A-Pet.com are going to pay partner shelters $25 for each individual that attends ClickerExpo in Newport, RI March 31-April 2, 2006!
What Are the Rules for Naming a Prize Pooch?
By Bill Peña on 02/14/2006For all who are watching Westminster this week wondering the very same thing, Slate.com provided a nice explanation:
The coveted "Best in Show" title at this week's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show was snagged by a Kerry blue terrier named Ch. Torums Scarf Michael. Other top entrants included Ch. Set'R Ridge Wyndswept In Gold; Ch. Yakee Leaving Me BreathlessAtFranshaw; and Ch. Luxor's Playmate Of The Year. What does the doggy set have against classic names like "Fido" and "Spike"?
