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SATS in Austin, 2008

Austin, Texas has a unique opportunity coming this June for anyone who works or lives with animals.

Kayce Cover, founder of SATS, will be in Hutto as the keynote speaker for the IACP’s (International Association of Canine Professionals) annual conference. While in the Austin, she will also be scheduling some seminar and SATS Education time for the public!

If you have any questions, want registration details, or would like to receive additional information please fill out the comments form below.

ABOUT SATS

SATS is a training method that is quickly spreading around the world. The draw? Increased communication between humans and the animals with whom they live and work. Though Kayce will be in Austin for a canine convention, this training method has been shown to work with all types of animals, from domestic to exotic.

SATS users range from families who desire increased communication and a closer bond with their family pets to animal professionals such as veterinarians, zoo keepers, trainers and animal rescue workers. Many trainers believe that SATS decreases training time by as much as 75% and others who work with animals have found the increased communication an effective means of helping and managing animals in their work.

Though communication is key with SATS it is just the start down a path that enables animals to learn skills for life, competition, or fun, as well as help them deal with stressful situations and change their perceptions that may have resulted in undesirable behaviors. Many times all the animal needs is the information and that’s what SATS provides.

For more about SATS, be sure to visit the SATS homepage at: SynAlia.com

Comments

Comment from Jane Wittstock
Time: 20 March, 2008, 12:20 pm

I would like to receive information on the Austin, Texas, seminar. Thanks, Jane

Comment from Jill Skorochod
Time: 20 March, 2008, 4:28 pm

I will also be speaking at the IACP conference, and would love to attend your workshop afterwards. Please send details.

Thanks,
Jill

Comment from Tod McVicker
Time: 20 March, 2008, 7:44 pm

I will be at the conference, would like info on the two day post conference seminar.

Thanks,
Tod McVicker

Comment from Scott Holloway, CKO, CDT
Time: 21 March, 2008, 9:29 am

I will be at the conference. i would like more information about your presentation.

Comment from Mary Lou
Time: 22 March, 2008, 5:24 am

I will be at the Hutto conference, would like info on the post conference seminar. I look forward to meeting you.

Comment from Dorothy Dunning
Time: 22 March, 2008, 2:40 pm

I will be attending the IACP conference and would like to know more about your proposed after-conference workshop or seminar (or whatever you’ll call it).

I’m looking forward to your talk at the conference and would like to learn more about your method.

Comment from Sue Pokart
Time: 24 March, 2008, 7:59 am

I am very much looking forward to seeing you again at the IACP conference, and coming to your valuable presentations. I definitely want to attend your post conference seminar and would like registration details. Will there be any additional training opportunities during your trip?

Comment from Robin MacFarlane
Time: 25 March, 2008, 8:15 am

I will be attending the IACP conference and am interested in attending this post conference workshop. Please send more info.
I look forward to learning more. Thank you.

Comment from Edith Sorenson
Time: 26 March, 2008, 10:39 am

I would like to observe. Please send details as I am not a professional trainer and will not be at the IACP conference.

In other news - one of my cousins in Austin has a large pool and hot tub. I’m just sayin’.

Comment from Nancy Hopkins
Time: 6 April, 2008, 12:10 pm

I would like information on the public seminar that will be available in June of 2008. Thank you for offering this opportunity!

Comment from CAroline Bolduc
Time: 21 April, 2008, 3:19 pm

I will be attending the IACP conference and would like to attend this seminar as well. looking forward to more information!

Comment from Andrea
Time: 27 April, 2008, 5:55 pm

Would this conference be beneficial to an aspiring fifteen-year-old dolphin trainer? It sounds like it will be very intresting and helpful.
Could you possbily give me some details on the dates and times and everything?
I would very much appreciate it.
Thank you,
Andrea

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