I Speak Woof!! Families w/ Toddlers CLASS (NE Portland)

#ISpeakWoof class is a MUST for Famlies w/ Toddlers (12 months up to 3 years old) and dogs, nannies, or anybody who has a dog that interacts with toddlers really ;) Most dogs worry around unpredictable toddlers! This class gives you all the tools to create a loving, safe, less stressful environment. ABOUT THE CLASS: DIRECTED TO: ADULTS. Famlies w/ Toddlers and dogs, nannies, or anybody who has a dog that interacts with toddlers really ;) CONTENT: A very informative Power Point Presentation in which you will learn: - Do's and Don'ts to create a loving, positive dog/toddler relationship. - How to create a safe environment. - To identify signs of stress/anxiety/discomfort by observing dog body language. - How to release dog' stress - Time for Q&A “That’s a great class but my dog would never bite” We all like think this way, after all, our dogs are "perfect". However, statistics show that 75% of bites are from a family dog or friend’s dog. Ensure that you know all the tools to create a loving & safe environment! Limited space. Book NOW! FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? It is an event directed to adults. You can bring your children, but in our experience, you are able to learn more when they are not present ;) What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? TriMet bus: 8, 17, 70, 72. Street parking only. What can I bring into the event? We offer coffee, tea, water, but feel free to bring your own beverage or food ;) How can I contact the organizer with any questions? We would love to hear from you. info [at] helpingpawsnw [dot] com, call or text: 503.496.9968 or through our social media. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? Not at all, we would rather if you didn't actually. Better for the environment. Just show your ID when you arrive. Can I bring my dog to the event? We want to hear about your furry members of the family and help answering any dog training questions you may have. Only humans can attend this class though. As always, Assistance Dogs are welcomed.