We want our dogs to live the best life possible, so…

by Amy Shojai | Oct 26, 2023 | Dog Training & Care | 2 comments

I’m speaking at a very cool canine summit organized by my friend Ness Jones, along with two-dozen top experts. And for a limited time, the online masterclass is free. I know how much your dog means to you (Shadow shares my heart!). You want to allow your dog:

To always put his/her best paw forward.
To live a full life brimming with health and wellbeing.
To live a long, active life chock-full of fun and love.

That’s what having a dog is all about.

So if this is you, sign up for the Decoding Your Canine November 2023 Summit: Discover the secrets to having the pawfect dog. The Masterclass Series covering training, health and well-being.

You can get access to all of it by clicking HERE

We love ’em, but dogs aren’t always perfect

Dogs don’t always behave well. Not their fault, really. Sometimes their behavior lets them down, or our human training fails, or sometimes their health does.

Sure, you CAN have a well-behaved dog that lives a full life with few health issues. We want our best friends by our sides for years and years. I see it happen all the time for my clients, friends, and mentors. But is it as easy as some people make it out to be?

Uhm…well, no. There are happy accidents, perfect dogs that find us and never give us a gray hair. But in most cases, you need someone with experience to help you achieve the best pet partnership. A veterinarian, of course, offers a great partnership in your dog’s well being.

But you live with your dog. And when struggles with behavior or other doggy issues increase your stress, your relationship can suffer. Maybe you don’t have time for a one-on-one behavior consult, or don’t know where to go for help. That’s why I’m so excited for the Decoding Your Canine Summit.

It’s 5 straight days of cutting-edge strategies and inside access to top dog professionals who are there to help YOU and your dog build a relationship that counts and a life that matters … together. And it’s on demand–you watch on your schedule.

It’s free for a limited time, but you have to register to get access. Claim your ticket to the online event here

World recognized dog experts just for you!

The speaker guest list on this masterclass event is epic. (Psssst. Just between you and I, some of these speakers are sought after worldwide to share their wisdom, but you can get it for free when you sign up for Decoding Your Canine here.)

Here’s what to expect:

25+ dog professionals, trainers & behavior consultants addressing:

Reactivity
Raw Feeding
Wholistic Health
Resolving problematic behaviors
Breaking into Film & TV, Fear Free Handling
and so much more …

And me, of course! I’ll be chatting on canine enrichment and fear free handling. If interested in having me speak at your event, check out this page: https://amyshojai.com/speaking/

Will I see you there? Head on over to the registration page and check it out

I love hearing from you, so please share comments and questions. Do you have an ASK AMY question you’d like answered? Do you have a new kitten and need answers? Stay up to date on all the latest just subscribe the blog, “like” me on Facebook, and sign up for Pet Peeves newsletter. Stay up to date with the latest book giveaways and appearances related to my September Day pet-centric THRILLERS WITH BITE!

Amy Shojai, CABC is a certified cat & dog behavior consultant, a consultant to the pet industry, and the award-winning author of 35+ pet-centric books and Thrillers with Bite! Oh, and she loves bling!

2 Comments

Andrea on November 3, 2023 at 5:03 pm

This sounds great, but I don’t see any dates listed. Everywhere I look it just says five days in November.
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- Amy Shojai on November 3, 2023 at 5:05 pm
  
  I believe it starts tomorrow and those registered get the detailed schedule.
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