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Don's Speaking Engagements

Panel Discussion: What Helped Your Business – Governors Conference on Small Business and Entrepreneurship (SMBIZ4ME) – May 21st, 2008

Understanding Canine Stress and Introduction to Canine Communication - Belfast Dog park Group, April 26, 2008

Introduction to Bach Flower Remedies – Canadian Association of Professional Pet Dog Trainers Annual Educational Conference, April 20, 2008

Trends in Training – The Evolution of a Pet Care Professional – Canadian Association of Professional Pet Dog Trainers Annual Educational Conference, April 19, 2008

Trends in Training – The Evolution of a Pet Care Professional – American Boarding Kennel Association Pet Expo, March 13, 2008

What Should I Feed my Pet? - Bangor Area Pug Society, February 2008

Promoting Your Services Through Effective Marketing, Association of Pet Dog Trainers Annual Conference, San Jose, CA – September, 2006

Teaching to Your Students Learning Style, Association of Pet Dog Trainers Annual Conference, San Jose, CA – September, 2006

Introduction to Pet Nutrition, Green Acres Kennel Shop, Bangor, ME – November 17, 2005

Learn How to Reduce Stress for Yourself and Your Pet with Bach Flower Essences, Green Acres Kennel Shop, Bangor, ME – October 22 and 23, 2005

Introduction to Pet Nutrition, Green Acres Kennel Shop, Bangor, ME – September 28, 2005

Using Bach Flower Essences to Treat Ourselves and Our Pets, Association of Pet Dog Trainers Annual Conference, San Jose, CA – September, 17, 2005

A Pet Guardian’s Perspective on Holistic and Complementary Healthcare, Association of Pet Dog Trainers Annual Conference, San Jose, CA – September, 15, 2005

Introduction to Pet Nutrition, Green Acres Kennel Shop, Bangor, ME – June 16, 2005

Introduction to Pet Nutrition, Green Acres Kennel Shop, Bangor, ME – May 18, 2005

Introduction to the Bach Flower Remedies for Pets – Good Dog Works! & Carolark, Debert, NS, Canada – May 8, 2005

Introduction to the Bach Flower Essences for Pets – Central Aroostook Kennel Club, Presque Isle, ME – February 13, 2005

Introduction to Canine Behavior, Communication, and Clicker Training – Central Aroostook Kennel Club, Presque Isle, ME – February 12, 2005

Introduction to Pet Nutrition – Central Aroostook Kennel Club, Presque Isle, ME – February 12, 2005

The Bach Flower Essences and Their Use in Resolving Behavior Problems – Association of Pet Dog Trainers Annual Conference, Denver, CO – October 2nd, 2004

An Introduction to Canine and Feline Behavior – University College, Bangor ME, August 30, 2004

An Introduction to the Use of Bach Flower Essences with Pets – Japan Canine Good Citizen Association, Tokyo Japan – July 25th, 2004

An Introduction to the Use of Bach Flower Essences with Pets –Aigo Center, Achi Japan – July 20th, 2004

An Introduction to the Use of Bach Flower Essences with Pets – Animal Fancier’s Club, Tochigi Japan – July 17th – 19th, 2004

Learn How to Reduce Stress for Yourself and Your Pet with Bach Flower Essences – Green Acres Kennel Shop, Bangor, ME – June 26th, 2004

Learn How to Reduce Stress for Yourself and Your Pet with Bach Flower Essences – Green Acres Kennel Shop, Bangor, ME – June 12th, 2004

An Introduction to the Use of Bach Flower Essences with Pets – Green Acres Holistic Pet Care Seminar – May 4th, 2003

Introduction to Canine Behavior, Communication, Learning and Training with Operant Conditioning – Bangor Humane Society – April through June 2003

Introduction to Canine Behavior, Communication, Learning and Training with Operant Conditioning – Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, November 8th and 11th, 2002

A Pet Guardians Perspective on Holistic and Complementary Veterinary Care - Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, November 8th and 11th, 2002

Resolving Behavior Problems with Classical Conditioning - Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, November 9th, 2002