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Personal and Personal Development Training, Seminars and Presentations

Where we answer the question:  

“What would a dog do?”

Is your organization worthy of a Best In Show award, or
would it consistently place out of the ribbons?

Do you have to keep your employees on a short leash or can they work effectively "off-lead"?

When it comes to rewarding employees for a "job well-done", do you know how to praise them so you will see a repeat of that outstanding performance - or do you just toss them a bone?

For over thirty years I have trained and showed dogs at American Kennel Club (AK) events. Whether exhibiting dogs in pursuit of a championship or obedience title, dogs have played a major role in my life.

Living with dogs can be very educational. And, when it comes to the area of dog obedience training, it constantly amazes me how much of what we wish for in our business leaders is routinely taught to dog trainers in a basic dog obedience training class.

Leadership Lessons Learned in Dog Obedience School takes a fun but informative look at the skills required to be an effective leader, and answers the tough leadership question, “What would a dog do?”

While we should not treat employees like dogs, we can learn a great deal about creating a motivating work environment by applying dog training lessons to the work place.  

Treating a dog right - treating a person right - there's not much difference

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Workshop Agenda:

• Starting out on the Right Paw - Employee Orientation - creating a strong foundation for future growth and development
• Set the Bar High - setting goals and expectations
• Prosper from learning how to communicate with a dog!
• Creating a motivating work environment
• The “Ring-Wise Employee” - redirecting inappropriate behavior
• Providing rewards that mean something
• Leash control for employees
• Choosing the right leadership style for every situation

Leadership Lessons Learned in Dog Obedience School