Events & Workshops
Canine Enrichment for Everyone presentation Saturday , January 26th , 11 am - 1 pm
- Imagine finding your dog all relaxed and sleeping on his bed, even when your house is filled with guests for the Holidays.
- Imagine minimizing your frustration by reducing the risk of your puppy chewing on inappropriate items, such as socks, shoes and furniture.
- Imagine building more confidence in your insecure dog so you can enjoy more activities together with less anxiety.
- Imagine having structured and safe, fun activities for your children and your family dog to engage in together, resulting in a calmer household.
- Imagine finding new, inexpensive ways to create hours of enjoyable indoor entertainment with your dog, especially when it is cold and wet outside.
Canine Enrichment makes these scenarios possible. Canine Enrichment is for all dogs, no matter age, breed or activity level. Canine Enrichment focuses on mental stimulation through puzzle and games, and challenges your dog to use both his nose and brain. Not only do these games improve your dog’s emotional wellness, but also help tire your dog out, subsequently resulting in a calmer household.
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Join Blue Creek Canine’s “Canine Enrichment for Everyone” presentation on Saturday, January 26th at 11 am and discover a few new exciting games and activities for you and your four-legged family member. It is Play with a Purpose and something you can easily do at your own pace from the comfort of your own home.
Location: 1220 Weil St, # 4, Billings
Cost: $25 for a working spot with dog (max 6 working spots)
$15 to observe, but without dog.
Time: 11 am - 1 pm.
There will be refreshments. If interested in participating, please call 679-3826 or email bluecreekcanine@yahoo.com
Come and join us for a fun event and be inspired to create new games and puzzles for your dog. As we all know, a tired dog makes a happy family ;)
Hope to see you there.
Location: 1220 Weil St, # 4, Billings
Cost: $25 for a working spot with dog (max 6 working spots)
$15 to observe, but without dog.
Time: 11 am - 1 pm.
There will be refreshments. If interested in participating, please call 679-3826 or email bluecreekcanine@yahoo.com
Come and join us for a fun event and be inspired to create new games and puzzles for your dog. As we all know, a tired dog makes a happy family ;)
Hope to see you there.
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"What is my dog saying?" - presentation, February 23 at 10-1 pm
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Our dogs are emotional and honest creatures that are "talking" to us all the time. But unfortunately, we often fail to understand what exactly it is, they are trying to tell us. And this can lead to many misunderstandings and sometimes even conflicts in our daily communications with our dogs. With this presentation I hope to help you (the handler) being more aware of your dog’s emotional state of mind, your dog's ability and skills (or lack thereof) to handle our world and all the external stimulus we present to them, with the goal to hopefully improve the communication between you and your dog and subsequently strengthening your relationship. The presentation will cover:
It is about two and a half-hour presentation with a short break as well as time for hopefully a fun and enjoyable Q & A session at the end. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Cost is $30 and registration is required. Location is Blue Creek Canine's Training Facility at 1220 Weil Street, #4, Billings, MT. To reserve your spot, please call (406) 679-3826 or email bluecreekcanine@yahoo.com. Looking forward to seeing everybody. Please don't bring your dog. Testimony from last presentation: "I just wanted to give shout out thank you for the great presentation 'What is my dog saying". It really took me back to the reasons I got involved with dogs in the first place! I truly think as we get busier and older we forget to just open our eyes and "look." Not just rush though our daily routines to get to the end of the day. Since attending your class I find myself actually looking not only at the dogs I pass on walks or in stores but at my own...paying attention to his posture, eyes, ears, lips-the whole package. Instead of thinking "Oh how cute" now I'm thinking what are you trying to get me to understand? I'm hungry? I want to play, snuggle? I'm not feeling too well? ....I wish there would have been this class or a mandatory one like it back in the days I was a vet tech (17yrs)" |
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