What are you planning to do next weekend? If you don’t have any plans yet why don’t you read the about the two upcoming events?
These workshops are focusing on Parrot Training as well as solving Parrot Behaviour Problems. Both events are presented by Barbara Heidenreich, who has been working with animals since 1982 and has been training animals since 1990. She is the author of Good Bird and founder of her company Barbara Heidenreich’s Force Free Animal Training.
“Two Day Parrot Training Workshop” in Germany
The first event is next weekend (October24-25, 2015) in Germany. It is a “Two Day Parrot Training Workshop” which will includes lecture, powerpoint, video examples, live training demos and hands on training opportunities. The lecture will be presented in English with German translation available.
For more information in German visit this link http://parrots-parcel.com/barbara-heidenreich-workshop-2015/
“Advanced Hands-On Parrot Training Workshop” in Netherlands
The second workshop this month is on 29-31 of October, 2015. It is going to take place in Erica (Drenthe) Netherlands.
If you are ready for more parrot training challenges, then “Advanced Hands-On Parrot Training Workshop” is an event that you should attend. The main focus will be on training, training, training!
This workshop will help you practice training more challenging behaviours. There will also be an additional emphasis on solving behavior problems.
Barbara Heidenreich, Bonny Talsma and staff members of Stichting Papegaaienhulp will be there to coach you on exactly what you need to do to improve your training skills. We will have some training goals prepared for you, but you will also have the opportunity to explore training goals of your own. The focus will be on the small details and special techniques Barbara has developed that can have a big impact on your training.
Plan on a fun, supportive intimate environment with lots of one on one attention.
Seminar is presented in English, with Dutch translation available.
Hosted by Stichting Papegaaienhulp.
For information in Dutch visit www.papegaaienhulp.nl.
Credits: GoodBird
