Sarah Owings Bio
Sarah Owings is a Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner. She specializes in the practical application of behavioral principles to help transform the lives of fearful, shut down, and over-the-top dogs. As the owner of Bridges Dog Training, an international speaker, and regular contributor to online training forums, she is known for her innovative approaches to tough behavior problems and her compassionate and insightful teaching. She has written for Clean Run Magazine on topics such as stimulus control, release cues, and toy-related cues, and serves as faculty at ClickerExpo, an instructor for Karen Pryor Academy, and an advisor to the Glendale Humane Society in Los Angeles. She is also an avid nose work competitor, currently competing at the Elite level with her dog, Tucker. She recently moved from Los Angeles to San Rafael, CA with her two dogs, two geriatric rabbits, and her husband Fred.
About the class:
“Baby steps get you there faster” – Steve White!
#celebrateapproximations is likely the biggest hashtag I use! And these two words (celebrate approximations) are echoed in so many threads and conversations within the ATA content & our community!
Last year – I was even lucky enough to present at the PPG ‘geek week’ event about what these two words mean & why they are so important to me! A MASSIVE part of that presentation was giving credit to and – the sharing of concepts/ideas – that I learned from Sarah Owings! Consequently, I reached out to Sarah earlier this year and asked if together she wanted to create a piece of content with me talking about our experiences, how we implement/live the concept of celebrating approximations (I.e operationalize these words) and how you can as well!
And for this live event we want to invite you all into the conversation – to come and share your stories/ideas, ask your questions and learn together … So that together we can continue to approximate our way to success!
NOTE: Original credit to the term “Celebrate approximations” goes to the amazing – one and only – Susan Friedman
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