Waltham, MA, November 2, 2009—Karen Pryor Academy for Animal Training & Behavior is pleased to announce the following graduates from the Dog Trainer Program, each earning the title of Certified Training Partner:
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Lynn Martin, KPA Dog Trainer, in the Himalayas
By Tia Guest on 10/05/2009The reach of clicker training and Karen Pryor continues to stretch globally, thanks to Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner (KPA CTP) Lynn Martin. Back in April, we received an inquiry from Ingo Schnabel, the director of the Himalaya Rescue Dog Squad Nepal (HRDSN). His organization provides search and rescue teams in the wake of natural disasters, or when people are missing. Ingo and his team had just read Don't Shoot the Dog, and were eager to introduce clicker training to their Nepalese Junior Search and Rescue Workers.
Dinnertime Fun—Tracking and Nose Work
By Aidan Bindoff on 09/01/2009Would you believe that your dog is capable of following a track left by a person and then finding that person at the end of the track—and that you can teach this skill without any extra training in the time it takes to feed him his normal daily meal?
The Latham Letter on Reaching the Animal Mind
By Lynn Loar on 09/01/2009Is your copy of Don't Shoot the Dog! worn out? Have you lent it to so many people that you can't remember who forgot to return it most recently? Don't despair—Karen Pryor's new book, Reaching the Animal Mind, is here and it's a gem. Packed full of cutting edge science on neurology and interspecies communication, Pryor's clear, witty and engaging writing entices readers to learn about shaping, communicating, feelings, creativity, attachments, fear and the neuroscience underlying it all.
Podcast: Karen Reads TAGteach Selections from Reaching the Animal Mind
By Karen Pryor on 09/01/2009You'll enjoy listening to Karen's own podcast (available at the bottom of this page)—audio selections from her latest book, Reaching the Animal Mind. In this podcast, Karen talks about TAGteach and how it can be used to improve athletic performance. To learn more about TAGteach, head on over to the website. To learn about how to become a TAGteacher, take a look at the new online TAGteach certification course. To read more from Reaching the Animal Mind, order your copy today!