You’ve got the knowledge, you’ve got the experience, and you’ve got your ethics all figured out. You quote Pavlov in casual conversations, you’ve got a library full of FDSA classes, and years of experience volunteering at the local shelter. You can chop up a hotdog in under 30 seconds, and the timing of your click is impeccable. What else do you need to train dogs for a living?
This workshop talks about a crucial skill set many of us are missing when we first start out as professional trainers: the art of relating to your clients. How do you put yourself into their shoes, establish a relationship, and empower them to reach their training goals? How do you get them to train, make progress, and have fun along the way?
Class Syllabus:
Explaining vs. coaching: get your clients training quickly
Whose class is it anyway?
The big picture
Developing client buy-in
Your professional authority
Respect, empathy, and listening
Addressing delicate topics
Remain positive
Evaluating progress
Check out the trailer:
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Registration
This pre-recorded workshop contains an approximate one hour recorded lecture as well as an additional lecture showing video feedback to video and/or questions submitted previously by students. It is currently available on demand and will be placed in your library section upon purchase. For more information on the library system please review our library FAQ.
Note that this topic was originally targeted to pet training professionals to assist them in teaching students. It may contain more advanced terminology when compared to normal pet dog training presentations but is suitable for students which have basic dog training knowledge.
Registration - $19.95. Includes:
Access to video lecture (approximately one hour in length).
Access to previously recorded feedback session for student questions and videos.
WP740 On Demand
WP740: The Human End of the Leash: Developing your Client-Centered Skills
WP740
$19.95
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