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[idreaminblackandwhite]

I recently stumbled upon tawzerdog.com, and discovered they have a very affordable DVD rental program. It works just like Netflix, except instead of movies they carry a large collection of dog seminars. Just thought I'd spread the word in case there are any other dog nerds, like me, that are on a tight budget. My first two DVD's should arrive today. I'm so excited!
- Karynne

[Root Beer]

And their offerings are excellent!!

[idreaminblackandwhite]

So far I've watched the first two parts of Kathy Sdao's Know Way Know How, and I'm hooked! I can't believe I didn't stumble on this earlier! All my friends and family are totally baffled as to why I'm so excited about dog behavior seminars, but that's okay. Dogs are my career (currently starting a dog walking company, and then branching into training after a few years), so having access to these seminars is amazing.

There are some topics that aren't really covered by their seminars, so I'll still have to supplement with books. Does anyone know of a library/book swap arrangement for dog behavior/training books? I've already asked my local library and they're apparently not interested in expanding their dog book collection.

[TrulyReady]

I also HIGHLY reccomend www.bowwowflix.com I have been a subscriber to there DVD program for months now and have nothing but good to say about there service! Tons of selections, and if there is something new out you can email them a request to carry the DVD.

[idreaminblackandwhite]

This is amazing, thank you for the link! Now I can double up on my DVD rental addiction! I wonder if these membership fees would count as a tax write off...hmm...professional continuing education?...

[Root Beer]

So far I've watched the first two parts of Kathy Sdao's Know Way Know How, and I'm hooked! I can't believe I didn't stumble on this earlier! All my friends and family are totally baffled as to why I'm so excited about dog behavior seminars, but that's okay. Dogs are my career (currently starting a dog walking company, and then branching into training after a few years), so having access to these seminars is amazing.

Tawzer seems to be one of the best kept secrets in dog training. I wasn't aware of them, either, until Leslie McDevitt did Pattern Games through them. When I went to order that and saw how much excellent stuff was on their site, I was amazed I had never heard of them before!!!

Have you read Kathy Sdao's Plenty in Life is Free? If not, I highly recommend it. It's an incredible little piece of work.

[idreaminblackandwhite]

I haven't read it yet, but after watching her seminar it definitely got bumped to the top of my reading list. Kathy Sdao lives in my city (Tacoma), so I'm hoping I can hear her speak live sometime as well.

I have an abundance of free time at the moment, and I'm seriously considering getting the highest level membership at both sites so I can watch 2-3 disks each day. Right now the shipping time is slowing me way down.

[Fargo]

I know this is an older thread, but I just had to say thank you!!!!! Signed up for both ;-)

[carolc3113]

Great info-thanks!