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Assessment Nights Provide Guidance for FREE
Stop by either of our Assessment Nights with your friendly dog to meet our trainers and get direction on training. Don't have a friendly dog? Leave him at home and come get help on your own. No registration is necessary.  | Lindsay at Assessment Night in Oak Park
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Glenview Glenview Animal Hospital 2400 Waukegan Road Wednesday, Sept. 28 7pm-8pm Oak ParkPet Vets Animal Hospital 340 W. Harrison St. Thursday, Sept. 29 7pm-8pm
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The Touch of Training
Our first Tellington TTouch® Workshop was a sold-out success! Participants learned new ways to touch their dogs to help them relax. TTouch can help an older animal find a greater degree of comfort, and a younger animal achieve a calm focus. It is also an excellent way to help animals overcome specific or generalized fears and become more resilient in any type of stressful situation.  | Ember relaxes with her mom with the help of a Ttouch body wrap |
Betsy Lane from PetKido is back for a second workshop, so don't miss the chance to learn about this gentle training method. Tellington TTouch® WorkshopMonday, November 14 7pm-9pm Oak Park Click here to register. Our popular Canine Massage class by Denise Theobald of Canine Massage Chicago also returns this fall. Learn how to aid in your dog's health, from head to paw. Canine MassageWednesday, September 28 7pm-9pm Oak Park Click here to register.
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Our Wonder Woman becomes Senior Trainer
 | | Sarah and Eddy | Sarah Gaziano has immersed herself in all things AnimalSense over the past year. After graduating from AnimalSense Academy in November 2010, Sarah began working as a Junior Trainer and as the Academy Assistant. She stepped in for the role of Client Services Coordinator during a transition period, is planning her wedding which is just six weeks away and is aptly known as "Wonder Woman" at our office. Sarah will begin teaching classes in our Fall session and says she's excited about finding her own style as a Senior Trainer. As the mom of a reactive dog, she advises people in similar situations to know they are not alone. "Reactivity is a difficult behavior to change, but it is possible if you put a lot of time and effort into it. Also, training can really help you and your dog bond, which is the best part about dog ownership," says Sarah. She also recommends our Doggone Issues class for reactivity. Her dog, Eddy, has gone through the class twice with amazing results.
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