MEDIA APPEARANCES BY FOUR PAWS K9 TRAINING AND DIRECTOR, TRISH HARRIS
Here is a collection of past and current media appearances by Four Paws K9 Training and director Trish Harris.
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Taking Care of Business – RPPfm
Radio interview on RRPfm “Taking Care of Business”PET REVOLUATION program.
Trish Harris was again guest on the show chatting with Jacki Mitchell and industry experts about puppy farms, dog rescue, dog training and pet nutrition.
Taking Care of Business – RPPfm
Radio interview on RRPfm “Taking Care of Business” program.
Trish Harris was a guest on the show chatting with Jacki Mitchell about all things dogs and running a dog training business.
Coffee Chat program – 88.3 Southern FM
Trish was interviewed by Lee Cummins on the “Coffee Chat” program about her published book “When Three’s a Crowd”
9am Morning Show
Four Paws K9 Training’s Trish Harris and David Higgins were on the 9am morning breakfast show channel 10 talking about the sheep herding classes held at Four Paws, Diggers Rest, Vic.
Celebrity Dog School
Trish Harris was trainer to Pete the Pug, owned by Hawthorn Football Club champion, Robert (Dipper) Dipierdomenico. The show saw 2 teams, The Mighty Mutts VS the Power Pups, battle it out against each other showcasing each dog’s obedience and agility skills.
Pete the Pug herding sheep
Pete the Pug does agility
Melbourne Weekender with Dr Katrina Warren
Dr Katrina Warren visited Four Paws K9Training to see our dog training in action. It was great to have her come and see what we do and also a great opportunity to show of our dog’s talents.
Pet and lifestyle program on TEN, featuring Gynton Grantley and Lara Shannon. Trish Harris features weekly providing dog training and behaviour tips and pointers.
Series 1, episode 1 – Saturday 15th July 2017
Be careful what you reinforce! (Inadvertent reinforcement)
Series 1, episode 2 – Saturday 22nd July 2017
The importance of puppy socialisation
Series 1, episode 3 – Saturday 29th July 2017
Collars and harnesses for dogs that pull
Series 1, episode 4 – Saturday 5th August 2017
Crate training a dog
Series 1, episode 5 – Saturday 12th August 2017
How to approach a dog safely
Freedom is….going to the dogs!
Trish Harris was interviewed by Stephen Brasset from NZ about her journey into the dog training world and how she made a living from her passion in life…dogs!
Was great to have Trish come out and help me learn what Max needs 🙂 He is already a different dog, we were all home today to take Riley to an appointment and he has been calmly sitting on his mat with a bone, not jumping as much, and not biting at all! Riley is even playing with toys in the loungeroom and Max is sitting by watching!
Thanks so much again for your help, you certainly know how dogs respond!
Starting as a terrified “bandana dog” who barked the entire first class, Hugo has graduated to Intermediate level and proven he no longer needs the bandana. He is a happy, confident and obedient dog who is able to take part in every activity we present him with – be it sitting with us calmly at a cafe, off-leash bush walks or simply a trip to the dog park. We are incredibly grateful to the Four Paws team for their guidance and support.
With two reactive dogs, Four Paws has been a wonderful controlled environment into which I’ve been able to bring them for assimilation with other dogs. The supervision and support provided by the trainers has been essential during a long period of conditioning required for Lucas and Amy to be able to participate in normal obedience classes. It is very gratifying to work with trainers who take as much pleasure in the gains made by your dogs as you do.
I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude to Trish, Stuart, Sean and the whole Four Paws K9 Training team for their sustained personal interest and professional advice on helping to rehabilitate my highly reactive, dog-aggressive and extremely beloved Ridgeback x Bull Mastiff, Dash. There was no quick fix; we have been training now for 2 years. But after all this time, socialisation and guidance she is becoming a calm and trusting dog again.
My dog is a long way from being able to join in a training class however doing this program made me realise that there was a light at the end of the tunnel and if I put the work in with my dog he will be rehabilitated. Thanks to Trish and Hannah who made the experience painless, stress free and
enjoyable.