Save the Date for ClickerExpo 2014!

By KPCT on 06/10/2013

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Long Beach, CA
January 24-26, 2014

Norfolk, VA
March 28-30, 2014

Registration opens this summer!

Join us for the world’s most innovative training conference!

Learn from the best! At ClickerExpo, we bring together clicker trainers and positive reinforcement experts from all over the world to share their skills and knowledge. Sharpen and improve your training and teaching skills, stay on the leading edge of clicker training techniques and research, socialize with like-minded individuals, and work with the incredible ClickerExpo Faculty—all at this one fabulous conference! Learn more about ClickerExpo >

Watch ClickerExpo Online!

Didn’t make it to ClickerExpo this year? If you did, did you miss some Sessions? 2013 Expo Sessions are now available for online streaming! Learn from the world’s best trainers as they cover a variety of topics from agility training to cueing and reinforcement. These Sessions can be viewed on any computer or mobile device, including Android, iPad, and iPhone! Preview available Sessions now >

There’s Still Time to Enter the Canis Film Festival!

Do you have some training chops? Would you like to win $500, and win a huge trophy and lots of attention? Of course you would! Make your own training video for the Canis Film Festival. Entry is free, but get started—the deadline for entries is July 30, 2013!
Learn more >

Take advantage of 2013 B.F. Skinner Scholarships for the Dog Trainer Professional Program

Dog Trainer and Boston Terrier For 2013, there are 50 scholarships available for the KPA Dog Trainer Professional Program. The scholarships, each in the amount of $300, honor and celebrate the life and work of B.F. Skinner. According to Skinner Foundation president Julie Vargas, “The Foundation supports the basic science underlying humane educational practices from Autism to Zoology. Karen Pryor Academy's Dog Trainer Professional Program is a fine example of those humane and effective practices. The Foundation is pleased to join with the Academy in furthering the positive-only training made possible by practitioners in the dog-training world.”