HABRI Central

Current research is showing us that wolves and dogs have mental gifts far surpassing our earlier expectations. This interactive, hands-on seminar/workshop will explore new ways we can relate more effectively and build stronger bonds with our canine companions while improving our teaching skills. We’ll explore mimicry training (“Do as I Do” and “Like Me”), platform work, teaching veterinary handling, Bond-Based Choice Teaching® and other cutting-edge ways of communication.
The seminar/workshop will include multiple opportunities to mingle with the wolves as well as time to practice new skills with Wolf Park staff dogs. Register early as space is limited!
Beth Duman received her Bachelor’s degree in Biology and has over 30 years of experience in canine behavior, physiology, and ecology. She has worked extensively with domestic dogs, wolf/dog hybrids, captive wolves and has also researched wild wolves.
Wolf Park’s behavior seminars are unforgettable, one-of-a-kind experiences with knowledgeable staff and socialized wolves.  They are incredible ways to jump start a career with animals or to add knowledge or new techniques to an established career. 

1. Animal communication
2. Human-animal bond
3. Mental ability
4. veterinary care
5. Wolves