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Trust & Relationship-Building with Dogs: Workshop

Purcellville, Virginia
  • March 22-23, 2025 - Class Full
  • August 29-30, 2025
After registering, you'll be able to select your preferred dates.
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Part 2 of 2
Apply the skills you learned in Part 1, add more tools to your trust-building toolbox, and work with a variety of dogs in this hands-on practical workshop.  After completing Part 2, you'll receive your certificate of completion for the entire course.

Trust and Relationship-Building with Dogs (Part 1) must be completed before you attend Day 1 of this workshop.

CE hours approved for RACE, NCBTMB, and NBCAAM.

2 Days | 16 Hours

9:00 AM-6:00 PM each day

$450 USD

Includes all class materials

6 Students Max

Small class = More learning
 Registration closes 1 week prior to first day of workshop  
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Where In Virginia?

Our Virginia-based workshops take place at Hattingh Equine Rescue & Rehab in Purcellville, VA.

Hattingh Equine Rescue & Rehab is a non-profit organization that provides a soft landing and forever home for gentle giants who find themselves in an unsafe situation, through no fault of their own. While we won't be working with the horses directly, the facility is a beautiful and peaceful site for our canine classes.

Nature lovers will find much to do here - Hattingh is located right next to the Appalachian Trail and 10-15 minutes from Charles Town, WV, and historic Harper's Ferry, WV.

Other Workshop Locations - 2025

Can't make this Virginia workshop?
Check the schedule at our other locations!

Chicagoland

Mentorship Only

St. Louis

March 15-16

Ottawa, Canada

April 26-27 | September 13-14
Next Step...

Canine Massage Fundamentals: Online

Part 1 of 2
This two-part course begins with an online continuation of foundation building. Prepare for your hands-on work with dogs by adding more blocks to your foundation of knowledge. Learn key massage concepts, including massage background, palpation theory, scope of practice, and proper documentation. You'll also begin your journey into canine anatomy and physiology.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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