Description of Seminar/Conference
	The unavoidably delayed June 2017 Bob Bailey-Liz Catalano seminar/workshop is now re-scheduled for November 11-12, 2017! Additionally a NEW format has been created to include greater audience participation! During this unique, 2-day seminar, you will observe the teaching and coaching methods mastered by trainers who were preselected during a previous workshop. The training will be conducted in short and continuous rotation of exercises. Those trainers will then work with seminar attendees to achieve behaviors new to the assigned dogs. The trainers will coach the students in the preparation and efficient implementation of their training plans. Bob and Liz will also be providing coaching and feedback to all training teams. This is a rare and wonderful opportunity to work with Bob, since he seldom gives public training programs. Seminar attendees will apply in advance for hands-on training sessions conducted by Bob and Liz with no extra charge! Dogs will be provided. Participation in this seminar will help you understand how to increase your training efficiency and improve your coaching/teaching skills. You will learn to create a training plan, understand criteria shifts, and effectively communicate that plan to a student all while allowing the student to enhance their own training ability. Inquiries can be directed to : lizcatalano@thecoventryschool.com

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