Dog Training Ireland regularly run Seminars & Workshops for all dog lovers. Whether you are a first-time dog owner, Professional Kennel owner, Dog Trainer or Vet, we're sure you'll find these of interest and value.

We've been lucky enough to have some of the biggest names in Dog Training come to Ireland, and share their expertise & knowledge, and a few good stories, over the years.

• Dr.Ian Dunbar, veterinarian, animal behaviorist, dog trainer and founder of the APDT in America
• Sarah Kalnajs, producer of the popular and highly praised DVD series, "Language of Dogs"
• Dee Ganley, author of "Changing People Changing Dogs"
• Dawn Weaver, World Champion agility trainer and author of "Knowledge Equals Speed"
• Helen Philips, a specialised Gundog Trainer and author of the Learning About Dogs book: "Clicker Gundog"
• Richard Curtis, leading Heelwork to music / Canine freestyle handler, and 3 time Crufts Freestyle winner
• David Appleby, MSc CCAB and founding member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors
• Roger Abrantes, PhD in Evolutionary Biology and Ethology, and BA in Philosophy, DHC, DF, MAPBC

We are always looking to bring the industry leaders back to Ireland, expanding not only our own knowledge and expertise, but yours too.

And it doesn't stop there. We also run our own Workshops & Seminars, targetting specific topics suchs as Dog Aggression, Rescue Dogs, Resource Guarding and Fireworks, to name a few.

Upcoming Seminars

There are currently no seminars scheduled, but check back soon, as we are always looking to bring the best people to speak to you.

Upcoming Workshops

Kelly Gorman Dunbar
SIRIUSŪ Sniffers! Scent-ablity Training for Fun and Focus in Companion Dogs

April 28th & 29th, 2012  | 9:30am - 5pm

Unleash your dog's "Sherlock Nose!"
This 2-day workshop will help teach you how to better read your dog's intentions and individual communication style!

Click here for more information & online booking

For further enquiries about our upcoming Workshops & Seminars, please email us at info@dogtrainingireland.ie or call us on lowcall 1890 90 50 18.