K9joy® Seminars/Workshops are for YOU to learn more about your dog - in a concentrated, yet fun way that makes sense and allows you to improve your relationship with your dog immediately.
We want all dogs to have a pack leader who understands their nature and their needs. We want them to enjoy themselves as the carnivore, social creatures they truly are. We know this is possible - even in our modern human society. We can teach you how! |
K9joy®'s seminars are open for everybody who wants to know more about the dog’s nature. (Please see warning below for vets, though...) They are based on a time frame of about 3 hours, some of them (especially those with workshops) are "double" or "quadruple", running over a full day ("double"), or a full weekend or four evenings ("quadruple"). On a regular basis, we offer seminars on the topics below - which you can click on to see a detailed description:
At the K9joy® seminars, you don’t bring your dog, except for the workshops (if there are workshops associated with the seminar). You will receive comprehensive note materials, and we always keep the topics down-to-earth in an entertaining and interactive way. |
Some of the K9joy® seminars/workshops are arranged by other organizations (who determine what fees are to be charged for participating) and some of them are open for the public - you can find information about the locations and times under the individual seminars. For clubs and other groups, we can put a program together that exactly fits your needs, including practical workshops that also involve demonstrations with dogs. It does not have to fit the standards... Please check the Special Assignments page, so we can discuss what can work for you! |
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So far, two of K9joy®'s seminars have been made available on video - you can order those on-line from K9joy's home page. Please check their web-site (click on the name) where you can also view excerpts from the videos - it might give you a fair idea about what you can expect from our instructor Mogens Eliasen... |
Does your dog bark understandibly in English? Can you express yourself well in Dog Language? Dog Language is very rich when it comes to expressing emotions and feelings, but it has no way of expressing imaginations - and it has no names for anything. Although it is quite complex and easily can combine several messages into one, it completely lacks ability to use linguistic syntax, as we do all the time by creating a meaning out of making strings of words. However, dog are better at sensing emotions and moods in people than any other animals, humans included! But when it comes to learning human words, dogs are restricted to understanding only verbs - and only about 50-100 different ones that relate to action on their own part. |
Got a "dog problem"? If you have a problem with your dog, chances are that your dog also has a problem with you... You can contact Mogens Eliasen about any behavioral problem you experience with your dog and get answers on the phone (no matter where you live!):
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"The Peeing Post" Mogens Eliasen's newsletter with lots of advice and tips on training, behavior problems, health, feeding, vaccination, consumer issues, etc. |
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