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Join Us for “The Human-Animal Bond” with Beth Duman in March 2016!
“The Human-Animal Bond – Exploring New Dimensions in Training” March 11-13, 2016 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 … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Wolf Park Events, Wolf Park Programs
Tagged 2016, animal, behavior, Beth Duman, dog, dogs, Elizabeth Duman, learning, March, programs, seminar, training, wolves
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Suzanne Clothier Guest Seminar November 20-22, 2015!
Viva la Difference! Comparative Canid Behavior November 20-22, 2015 Sign up today! There’s something about those canids that just draw us in. Is it the eyes that glow with amazing intelligence? Is it their social behavior that appeals to us, … Continue reading
Posted in Wolf Park Events
Tagged 2015, animal, behavior, canids, dog, dogs, exotics, guest speaker, learning, nov, November, seminars, suzanne clothier, training, wolf, wolf park, wolves
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Register Now for Suzanne Clothier’s Seminar and Save $50!
August 8-10, 2014 Do you have a dog? Are you a dog behaviorist? Are you a dog trainer? You don’t want to miss “Head and Heart in Balance” with Suzanne Clothier August 8-10, 2014! Head and Heart in Balance: … Continue reading
How Well Can Children Interpret Dog Body Language?
Researchers from the University of Lincoln and the University of Edinburgh have published a study on how well children and adults recognize the emotional expressions of dogs. Studying 430 children between the ages of 4 and 10 and 120 young … Continue reading
Posted in Other Canids
Tagged 2014, adults, article, behavior, bite, body language, children, dog, dogs, Donaldson, interpretation, Interpretation of dog behavior by children and young adults, Jul, July, kids, Lakestani, prevention, Waran
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Rare Short-Eared Dog Caught On Video
A short-eared dog (Atelocynus microtis), an elusive, fox-sized canid native to the Amazon jungle, has been serendipitously caught on video by conservation biologist Lary Reeves. Reeves was hoping to record the activity of king vultures near the carcass of a … Continue reading
Posted in Other Canids
Tagged 2014, Amazon, Atelocynus microtis, camera, canid, dog, Jul, July, jungle, Lary Reeves, news, Peru, short-eared, zorro
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Study Finds Gene Flow Between Wolf And Dog Populations in Georgia (Caucasus)
Researchers from Ilia State University in Tbilisi, Georgia, studying populations of wolves living alongside livestock guarding dogs (Caucasian or Georgian shepherds) in the Caucasus found that approximately 10 percent of dogs had detectable wolf ancestry, and about 13% of the … Continue reading
Posted in Other Canids
Tagged 2014, articles, canis lupus, Caucasus, David Tarkhnishvili, dog, domestication, gene flow, Gene Flow between Wolf and Shepherd Dog Populations in Georgia (Caucasus), hybridization, hybrids, livestock guarding dog, Maia Shakarashvili, Natia Kopaliani, Tamar Qurkhuli, wolf, wolf hybrids, Zurab Gurielidze
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Only 3 Spots Left For Roger Abrantes Guinea Pig Training Camp!
Hurry! There are only 3 spots remaining for Guinea Pig Camp with Roger Abrantes, May 29 – June 1, 2014! Call the Wolf Park office at 765-567-2265 ext. 100 to reserve your spot! You cannot reserve a spot online! A … Continue reading
Posted in Wolf Park Events
Tagged 2014, agility, animal behavior, behavior, camp, dog, dogs, education, events, guinea pig, gunpowder detection, IN, Indiana, May, positive reinforcement, Roger Abrantes, seminar, seminars, training, treats, tricks, US, USA, wolf, wolves
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