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Learn More Dog Training Workshops present:

 

Animal Training Communication and Problem Solving

A short workshop on ethical communication with animals given by author Gabby Harris of uShaka Sea World.

 

 

Date: 
Saturday 2 September 2017

Time:
10h00 - 15h00

Cost:
R150 (includes light lunch, tea & coffee)

Venue:
207 Market Street, Fairland

About Gabby

Gabby's passion is ethical communication with animals.

She has been working professionally with animals since 1990 and is currently in charge of behaviour management and welfare at uShaka Sea World. She also worked for Horse Gentlers International in part time, working with the police horses. Gabby has consulted for zoos and aquariums around the world on behaviour management, and in the last few years this has extended to the domestic animal market - dogs and horses.

Gabby's book "Touching Animal Souls - life lessons from the Animal world" is available on Amazon and her second book, "Animal Grace" which is a work book, will be released in the next couple of months.

Gabby's blog can be found at: www.touchinganimalsouls.blogspot.com

 

 

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