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International Association of Canine Professionals
We need your help to promote the 2010 IACP Conference. It is going to be another great education, networking and fun conference. Please let all your other dog friends, fan clubs and lists know about it. Registration form, which you can print, is at http://canineprofessionals.com/Professio
See you there.
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Flood In search of a play date for a 1 year old Rottie in Virginia Beach, VA. Male dog has had his shots and is fixed!
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On the first day of Conference IACP brings to
you Four Joel Silverman
Trust
Personality
Unpredictable
Chaining
These four words form the basis of Joel’s
presentation. Build trust between you and the dog. Teach based on the dog’s
individual personality. When teaching complex behaviors, Joel will explain why
training in rever...se and being unpredictable is so effective. Joel exudes
passion for his work, even after more than 30 years of training animals for
theme parks to movies and commercials.
Joel as host of the popular television series
Good Dog U on Animal Planet, for the last 10 years, has had the opportunity to
showcase his unique ability to relate to and problem-solve behavior issues with
a wide variety of dog breeds and owners. He is currently on the backside of his 100 city book tour
with his new dog training book, “What Color is Your Dog?” This book focuses on
two of Joel’s training philosophies. It highlights building a great
relationship with your dog prior to training, and teaches people that all dogs
are different. What works well for one dog may not work well for another.
Get your brain ready for the dynamic information Joel will present! http://canineprofessionals.com/Professio
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International Association of Canine Professionals Guess where this fella is going in March. Already packed his bag.
International Association of Canine Professionals WE wish you a Very Happy Christmas or whatever holiday you are celebrating. A time for families our common love of our best friend brings us together as family with one purpose. May the New Year bring you happy and successful times and whatever you do may your Dog go with you. See you at the conference in March.
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On the first day of Conference IACP brings to
you
Three Peter Willmott (1 Why and 2 How’s)
“I am not the dog you think I am”Peter will
explore the ways people interpret dog behaviours and the excuses they make as
to why they “can’t” make a difference.
How do we unravel the human condition that
prevents Joe the Plumber from ...just letting his dog be a dog and offering that
dog the right level of training and incentives so he is the dog Joe the Plumber
thought he was buying? How do we educate those that “know everything
about dogs…”to actually see the dog they have, not the dog they wish they
had? Why even the best trainers and behaviorists still ask colleagues
for advice and guidance… even after more than half a century of
practice. So, you will just have to attend Conference to discover the
why and how’s.
http://canineprofessionals.com/Professio
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On the first day of Conference
IACP brings to you
Two Sue Sternberg (She is presenting 2 topics)
Oh, those subtle signs of aggression. Are you going to bite me?
Sue will detail
all the behaviors that happen long before a growl, snarl, or bite. Sue will
show through video, how to better read dogs to avoid a bite.
Sue has o...ver 25 years of dog behavior experience, including as a dog control
officer, kennel technician and animal care technician at various shelters, dog
trainer and behavior counselor, a dog training instructor and temperament
evaluator at the ASPCA, a boarding kennel owner, veterinary assistant, is a
successful competitor in a variety of dog sports, and a teacher of dog
trainers.
Sue Sternberg is founder and owner of Rondout Valley Animals for Adoption, a
small, open admission animal shelter which serves both the local (upstate New
York) community as well as runs national programs. Rondout Valley Animals
for Adoption is featured in an HBO documentary called Shelter Dogs, which aired
in January of 2004. She is the author of Successful Dog Adoption and most
recently published the Assess-A-Pet Manual
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On the first day of Conference
IACP brings to you
One Larry Genkin
CEO, entrepreneur, business consultant and the creator of the Thought Leadership Marketing® methodology used by over 50 of the Fortune 500. Larry is currently one of the world leading minds on the exploding field of social media marketing. Now launching... his new magazine and forward looking dog magazine “Dog Coach’, Larry is determined to help dog professionals gain the respect and recognition they deserve.
Larry is arguably the best in the world at being able to look at a business and uncover hidden sources of opportunity. He has captured the respect of Billionaires, CEO's, best selling authors and marketing gurus. Larry will share how to quickly and effectively elevate the perception of your name, services and company regardless of where you're starting out today.
Larry will share secrets of effective communication with clients and how to elevate yourselves as a “Thought Leader” in our industry. Without any doubt Larry is a dynamic speaker sure to motivate and guide you into taking the steps needed to improve your business and your place in the community.
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We need the help of all Fans, if you are on other lists or networks, if you can, could you share the information about the IACP Conference that is in March 2009. Why should we be the only ones to know about it and have the opportunity to go. This event is for all dog lovers as well as our great fans and members. Tell e...veryone about it. Going to be terrific for business, friendship and networking. Plus terrific presenters. http://canineprofessionals.com/Professio
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Have you made that note on your Calendar and started putting the dollars away for the IACP Conference. Spring into Spring with the motivation of the IACP Conference, it's attendees and presenters moving you forward. Temple Grandin, Joel Silverman and Larry Genkin lead a top level cast or presenters who will kick start ...you into a successful summer of business.
Go to http://canineprofessionals.com/Professio
Pass this message on to all your facebook friends and fanclubs. Why should we be the only lucky ones to get to know of it. Be great for us all to meet in Hutto Texas 18th to 21st March 2010. See you there. It makes Dollar$ and $cents after all
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Shellee Lloyd AWSUM' AWSUM' lil fella's!! Keep up the "EXELLENT" work guy's!!
International Association of Canine Professionals
Dear Fellow IACP Fans,
Once again it is time to show our support for our military
working dog teams. The annual War
Dog Donation Project is under way.
This year we are collecting light items to send. The Chilly Dog vests will be purchased
with monetary donations as they continue to be a priority. If you have a shirt w...ith your business
or club logo, consider donating one or two for a special gift.
Now is time to make our military brothers and sisters feel
special once again as the holiday season is fast approaching. Please allow your clients, family, and
friends to help spread joy and cheer this holiday by contributing to the War
Dog Donation Project. Place a box
with a wish list in your vet’s office, hairdresser’s salon, or favorite coffee
shop if these people wish to help collect donations. Take a stack of cards to your doctor’s office, mechanic’s,
and vet’s for waiting patients to fill out and donate. Get creative about helping the K-9
teams and spread the word about IACP.
The Chilly Dog cooling vest is still a top requested item
for the dogs, so monetary donations will be used to purchase these. These vests have cooling packs
strategically placed to regulate the temperature of the dog while it is working
in elevated temperatures. This safely
prolongs the dog’s time in the field working to protect the lives of
soldiers. Glacier Tek, the
manufacturer of the vest, generously donates an extra set of cooling packs for
each vest we purchase as a donation for War Dogs.
New this year is a special donation card to commemorate
someone special. Each card will
represent a minimum $25.00 donation towards the purchase of a canine cooling
vest to protect the dogs from overheating. This is one quarter of the price of a vest. Please consider a memorial card to
commemorate a special person or pet throughout the year.
Still available is the War Dog pin for a $10.00 minimum
donation. These pins are sure to
catch the eye and spark conversation on whatever they adorn. Be a part of helping dogs and spreading
information about working dogs in your community.
Send all donation items to Karen Wargo, 240 CR 4955,
Leonard, Tx 75452.
Send all monetary donations to IACP,
c/o War Dogs, P.O.Box 560156, Montverde, Fl. 34756-0156
Thank you,
Karen Wargo
IACP #
Please do not send dog treats and food, due to strict diets,
or easily destroyed dog toys.
All items must be received by December 12, 2009, in order to
package and ship them for holiday distribution. Monetary donations are accepted throughout the year.
Julia Falzon Caruso Does anyone know of a company that sells Holiday cards geared towards dog trainers?
Cathy Paul I have a golden retreiver that is 3 years old. He is at my sisters house in the country. I couldn't keep him because he is high maintenance duck hunting dog. I have grandkids and my mom and dad living with me. Cash doesn't do well with my grandkids or their friends. And he doesn't get along with my older dogs. He needs... a home with no kids or other dogs in his life. One on One dog. I'm asking 250.00 for him. He needs more then I can give him right now. Any advise?
