Webinar: One Dog’s Path to the NW1 Title

$40 for General Public including Lapsed NACSW Instructors and those who have registered for an instructor course but have not yet attended Segment 1

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INSTRUCTOR: Wendy Krehbiel, CNWI
LENGTH: 1 hour 15 mins

WEBINAR DESCRIPTION:

Carbon – One dog’s path to a NW1 title. Carbon’s foundation training took me down some alternate pathways. We will look at why I chose those alternate pathways for this dog with a focus on a dog searching for a toy, introducing odor without pairing, and teaching a trained final response.

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:

Wendy is a professional dog trainer and owner of Tell a Tail Dog Training in Livermore, CA. She participated in the first k9 Nose Work® seminar in Northern California in 2009 and became completely hooked on the sport. Since that day, she has become a Certified Nose Work Instructor and teaches all levels of K9 Nose Work® classes at her training facility. She has hosted and organized K9 Nose Work® trials in Northern California and has traveled throughout the United States to help this growing sport. Wendy also works for the NACSW™ (National Association of Canine Scent Work) behind the scenes as the National Trial Director which involves managing all aspects of the sport including membership, scheduling of events, customer service, training of Certifying Officials, etc. Prior to pursuing dog training as a career, Wendy earned her BS in Computer Science at Michigan State University and worked as a software engineer and manager.

Wendy started in K9 Nose Work® with her dog reactive Golden Retriever, Renegade. “Ren” was an intense working dog that earned his NW3 title twice. Wendy currently lives Mica, Coal, and Carbon.  Mica is her 9 year old golden who has her NW3 title and loves spending time at home with dad.  Coal is a 5 year old border collie who loves competing in agility and has earned his NW3 Elite title. Carbon is an almost 3 year old border collie who has earned a NW1 title and also enjoys competing in agility.

CEUs: 3 for CNWI

For CNWI, ANWI and PNWI, the recorded event will remain available in your course catalog after the live event.

NOTE: If you are an active instructor, please register through the instructor portal (see instructions below) rather than through this webform.