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Dog Behavior

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Course Details

Too often I see dogs being exposed to the trial environment before they have clarity of what to do or what cues mean, even at home. The result is more often than not a confusing and frustrating experience that puts the team even further away from their desired outcome of a good performance. It doesn’t have to be like that.

The distance from your yard to the competition ring can be shorter than you think. By training solid behaviors and cues in a structured manner, it’s possible to prepare your dog and yourself for the challenges of the competition environment.
Follow me as I present the steps that will help you be successful from the moment you first step in the ring with your dog.



About the Instructor:

Dante is an international presenter and a dog sports trainer and competitor, having represented Brazil and Canada in multiple World agility competitions, titled dogs in Rally obedience and Dock diving , taught and performed Dog Dancing for almost a decade in Canada and the US and in recent years developed and online dog training platform that offers multiple courses for his Brazilian audience.

He's a KPA graduate and has presented in KPA, FENZI and IAABC conferences.

He’s a teacher for the “Animal Behavior and Welfare” post grad course at the UNIRP University. Since 2020 Dante also works developing training programs for wild animals and training staff at the Rio Preto Zoo.

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