Shelter Services
06 Jan 2010
Staff Training
Increase your adoption rates, decrease your return rate, and euthanasia rate by training your staff how to appropriately test each dog that comes into your facility. Have more information on
your available dogs than just your basics. Your staff will learn how to tests dogs social skill, play skills, behavior and personality. They will learn how to fix unwanted behavior to increase the chances of a dog getting adopted.
Workshops
Fosters/Rescues
For up to 10 foster parents or staff members. 2-hour class to deal with behavior issues that are commonly seen with rescue dogs. Learn how to introduce a foster dog into your established pack as well as becoming the leader of your diversified pack. Email for more information.
Shelters/Animal Control
Presentation with hands-on work to help your employees or volunteers learn appropriate behaviors around the shelter dogs. This will help your shelter dogs learn some important manners to increase their chances of adoption!
Volunteers
An intense workshop/seminar on teaching your volunteers the importance of dog training. Let us set up your volunteer program by hosting an orientation, set up training programs, protocols, training logs and more! Your volunteers are the most important resource for your facility! Volunteers can do so much more than help with fundraisers, cleaning and walking the dogs! Email us for more information!
Seminars
Suffering from Anxiety or Shyness
Learn how to take away the human emotions that tend to make these dogs worse and to help them overcome their issues so dogs up for adoption can be more adoptable and more successful in their adoptive homes.
Teaching Good Manners Prior to Adoption
Your staff can learn how to deal with those little annoyances that keep some dogs from being adopted. They don’t have to be a dog trainer; they just need to learn how to appropriately interact with the dogs.
How to “Sell” a Dog
Teach your staff how to be more involved in the adopters decision making process. Learn how to match a dog to the appropriate owner. Learn when it is appropriate to allow adopters to leave without a dog.
Understanding Dog Language
Teach your staff how to read and use calming signals to help calm down nervous, frightened, or aggressive dogs. A must-have class for anyone who deals with dogs on a regular basis.

