I will be at Petropolis on Saturday November 3

October 21, 2012

Exact details will be announced in the next couple of days.

In the meantime: Get your questions ready!

http://www.petropolisnyc.com/

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Elisabeth Weiss is a highly certified, experienced dog trainer in Manhattan, NYC. To learn more about dog training services, contact us by phone at (917) 783-1473 or our contact form.

Filed In Dog Training and Related News, Dog Training Tips

In the article: human-canine relationship, Petropolis NYC, public apprearance, puppy manners, teaching vs punishing

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