Stan Rawlinson Doglistener Upcoming Events

would you like me to appear at your event?
Call or E mail me if you would like me to come to your club or show and do practical demonstrations with dogs from the audience, plus a fun and exciting talk on everything from critical periods to the origin of the dog, how dogs learn, and how to understand canine body language. I will stop dogs who I have never met before from jumping up, will get them walking to heel, sit, stay, stop barking, lunging, and some aggressive behaviour's.

If it is a large show I will need a hands free microphone and PA system,
If it is a hall I have all my own projectors and power-point presentation equipment

COWPIE COUNTRY SHOW
Sunday 9th May 2010
Betchworth, Near Dorking in Surrey

A great day out for all the family click on the cow for more details.
I will be giving a practical demonstration of behavioural techniques dog handling and why why dogs behave the way they do.

Cowpie Show Ground Snowerhill Road Betchworth
Surrey, RH3 7AG

Dog Behaviour Demonstration and Talk on Handling and Body Language
Saturday 12th June 2010 10:00am - 12.00pm
Church Street Square
Twickenham
Stan Rawlinson, one of the UK's top professional dog behaviourists and obedience trainers, known as Doglistener, gives a practical demonstration of his amazing techniques and will help solve your canine concerns and problems.
Bring all your naughty doggies along.

Welcome to

Hanwell Carnival

Saturday 19th June 2010

I will be there giving behaviourial advice and judging the dog show. Bring your naughty dogs along and I will help sorting the problem

The Hanwell Carnival is believed to be the oldest carnival in London and to have first started in 1908. This year will be the 49th consecutive carnival since the carnival restarted in 1961.

Hanwell Carnival is held annually in Elthorne Park in Boston Road and admission to the park is free.

Supporting local charities, the Carnival aims to provide an enjoyable range of music, dance and entertainment for all the family.

We welcome new committee members and the fresh ideas that they bring to the carnival.

This year we will have lots of mouthwatering new food stalls on offer - including real ice cream and fruit smoothies, Piri Piri Chicken, and Hog Roast.

We have also revamped the Dog show - for more details please go to the Annual Dog Show page.

If you have any suggestions on how the carnival could be improved, or would like to help in the running of Hanwell Carnival please free to come along to our monthly meetings held on the 1st Monday of each month at The Fox, Green Lane, Hanwell beginning at 8pm. Please call on 020 8579 8299, or email us.

We look forward to hearing from you, and hope you enjoy this year's Carnival!

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Just Dogs Live incorporates the East of England Championship Dog Show, and includes the traditional Crufts qualifier showing classes.

The Show also features additional attractions, including demonstrations and competitions to ensure the event is a fantastic day out for all dog lovers, young and old.

Just Dogs Live 2009 featured around 200 breeds of dogs.
It was a fantastic opportunity for visitors to discover more about owning a dog, including which breed is best for you, nutrition, welfare and training advice. There were also plenty of trade stands so yourself and your doggy companion could be spoilt with lots of treats!

The Original Doglistener, Stan Rawlinson and his brother Paul were on hand to give help and advice to dog owners, and there were a number of displays, including Mullenscote Gundogs, the Siberian Husky Welfare Association, Pets as Therapy and the Hearing Dogs for the Deaf.

JUST DOGS LIVE DATES FOR 2010

Friday 9th July, Saturday 10th July & Sunday 11th July

Championship Dog Show. The East of England Championship Dog Show is a qualifier for Crufts and features over 10,000 show dogs from around the World, with over 200 breeds represented. There are stakes classes including Puppy, Champion and Veteran competitions.

Paul and I will be here again taking dogs from the audience and working with dogs we have never handled before over the three days twice a day in the indoor and outdoor ring. In between that we will be available for free consultations for all your dog training and behavioural problems. So bring your dogs along so we can help them over the problems they are experiencing

Dates for 2010
9th, 10th, 11th July

Championship Programme

Friday 9th July
Working & Pastoral

Saturday 10th July
Hounds, Toys & Terriers

Sunday 11th July
Gundog & Utility

Map and postcode please click here

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Charity number 270916

As part of the Hampton Hill Summer Festival, we present our Dog Show:

‘Hounds of the Hill’

Saturday 17 July 2010 Starting at 1.30pm

on the Holly Road Recreation Ground Hampton Hill.

The cream of canines will be competing

for a number of prestigious titles.

1. Waggiest Tail– Most exuberant tail motion (of dog, not handler!)

2. Owner Lookalike – Which dog looks most like their handler/owner?

3. Terrific Trickster - Show off your dog's talents – ordinary or extraordinary!

4. Most ‘Take Home’ Appeal – The judges will be looking for the perfect blend of cuddliness, personality, adorability and entertaining companionship.

5. Most obedient - A chance to show off how well your dog obeys your commands.

6. Best Child Dog Handler -This category is for dog handlers aged 7 to 15.

Advance registration of all entries is required

Pick up application forms from the Greenwood Centre,

Green Acres Kids Café, Post Office in Hampton Hill, Twiggy's Florist, Dazzling Dogs,

Willet House Vets in Priory Road

Charity number 270916

As part of the Hampton Hill

Summer Festival,

The Greenwood Centre presents

‘Pets of the Hill’

Saturday 17 July 2010 at 1.30pm

on the Hampton Hill Recreation Ground

Hampton Hill’s cutest and cuddliest and maybe even wriggliest and scariest pets will be competing for the prestigious ‘Best in Class’ and ‘Best in Show’ titles. The Classes will be:

1. Cats

2. Rabbits

3. Mice and Hamsters

4. Guinea Pigs

5. Reptiles

6. Peculiar Pets and Others

Advance registration of all entries is required

Pick up application forms from the Greenwood Centre, Green Acres Kids Café, Post Office in Hampton Hill, Twiggy's Florist, Dazzling Dogs, Willet House Vets in Priory Road or you can download fro me below.

Click here to download an application form for the DOG show

Click here to download an application form for the PET show

Horse and Dog Show & Gymkhana

Saturday 4 th & Sunday 5 th September 2010

The Stockyard, Bushy Park

I will be there both days running and judging the dog show and helping out with any training or behavioural problems you may have.

Dog Show Classes

Saturday

Sunday

Prettiest Dog

Waggiest Tail

Dog Most Like Its Owner

Best Pedigree

Greediest Dog

Most Appealing Eyes

Best Trick

Veteran – 10 Years & Over

Most Handsome Dog

Best Mongrel Crossbreed

Best Young Dog – Under 1 Year

Dog the Judge Would Like To Take Home

Weekend Admission, with programme: £5 (Adults)

Horse Rangers (in uniform) & Children: Free

www.horserangers.com

Registered Under the Charities Act 1993 No: 1098257

Pamper Your Pet Weekend

Date: 11th & 12th September 2010

A great two days out at this excellent Garden and Pet Centre

I will be there to answer all your training & behavioural questions Both Saturday and Sunday and doing a talk on behaviour and training. I will also be using many of the dogs from the audience to stop jumping up pulling on the lead, barking, and some aggressions.

I start at 11.30 and will be finishing at 3.30 be there early to get the full show

Other attractions:

Groomer, Pet Photographer, Micro chipping on site, Facepainting, Pottery Painting

Shoots the Garden and Pets Centre Common Road, Stanmore London HA73JF
Near Harrow and Edgware

Clients Comments From Some of My Events

Not since the late great John Fisher came and spoke to us many years ago have we enjoyed and been so enthused by such an excellent talk and practical demonstration. The response and feedback was terrific.

Maurice Haslam
Event Organiser
"Southern Collie Club"

Hi Stan,

Firstly I must thank you very much for working with my staffs, Roxy and Raz at the fete in Hartfield on Saturday. I apologise for rushing off as I did but I was asked to go assist with something.

I am absolutely shocked with the difference in attitude the girls have…. It is wonderful and much easier for us to enjoy their company.

You will have my work email from this message but I will also give you my personal one.

Please stay in touch and thanks again

Juls
Julie
PCSO

Stan,
just a short note to say thanks for a very enjoyable day at Outwood last Sunday. I found it very useful and I learnt a lot. I know need to start putting it into practice.

Thanks again for a great talk and I shall be looking out for the forthcoming DVD.
Regards,

Tim Lavender

Hi Stan

Thank you for a very interesting, informative and entertaining talk. I attended with my mother and we came away very enthused and excited, ready to take the training of our animals to another level.

It's really refreshing to meet a professional trainer and behaviourist who really really loves dogs!

Thank you once again - I shall be keeping an eye on your website to see when you are next in the area.

Regards
Gennie Chapman

Dear Mr Rawlinson

Very many thanks indeed for such a great day at Outwood today. It was hugely entertaining and educational. Your combination of humour and common sense was terrific. You clearly enjoy your subject and have learned through experience and study. I shall be checking your website for events so that I can come along again with my husband instead of my mum.

Mum enjoyed the day immensely and is hoping to impart some of what she learned to her reluctant husband! Like you say, the biggest part is teaching the owners. Dave can't wait - he's as enthusiastic as I am. We're on our third rescue dog: the first was a scruffy terrier cross, the second was a bright as a button collie cross, this third one is a terrier beagle cross (bright, placid and timid rolled into one) - having researched on the net, we've come to the conclusion she is a close match to what the Americans call a Rat Terrier.

Thanks again for a jam-packed day - I'm still buzzing.

Regards

Janet Maxwell

This was posted on a Forum Website

I attended Stans lecture and demonstration with my daughter, I have to admit we were a bit sceptical, but decided to give it a go. It was one of the most informative and entertaining things I have ever been to, my daughter and I were so impressed with Stan's presentation, he's a wonderful speaker and acheived some remarkable results very quickly on the dogs which people brought along.

If you get the chance to see Stan I would highly recommend it, I can't wait for his book to be published.

Regards

Frances

Saturday 19th June 2010

Dates for 2010 9th, 10th, 11th July

Dates for 2010
9th, 10th, 11th July