Presented by: Craig Schultz and Tiffanie Turner
2 Session Series (1.5 hours each session)
Dates: July 8 and July 15, 2020 @ 8 pm EST
Benjamin Franklin once said that “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” In canine training, this especially rings true.
3 simple things will help any trainer succeed. You need a vision of what you want success to look like (or should look like), a plan to get you there and benchmarks to ensure that you are on the right track. If you do not have these 3 things you may well be wasting your time.
If you want to:
- Get clear about your training goals and objectives
- Minimize confusion and frustration for the canine
- Improve canine performance
- Eliminate problematic behavior before you even start training
- Collect information to better predict if the goal and individual being trained are a combination for success, failure or something in between
Then you don’t want to miss this opportunity to learn how to create comprehensive training plans for success.
During these 2 webinar sessions we will discuss the importance of determining what your canine’s strengths and limitations are, how to visualize training objectives, create well defined goals, commit them to a plan of action and create benchmarks to ensure that you are on track for the success that you desire.
As a result of applying these components you will achieve your goals faster, with a clearer vision of what it is that you want and an improved ability to reduce problematic behavior in the future. This event is for handlers of canines in any detection discipline.
Schedule of events:
Webinar #1, July 8 – Identifying training goals and eliminating confusion with Tiffanie Turner
Webinar #2, July 15 – Mapping and implementing your plan with Craig Schultz
These will be recorded, and each session will follow with a question and answer session.