Pet Partners Mini Workshop

Have you been considering visiting with your dog but would like to know a bit more?

Join one of the upcoming Mini Workshops either in

  • Putnam County on March 2nd – 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
  • New York City on March 3rd – 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Presented by Lisa J Edwards, Best Selling Author, A Dog Named Boo: The Underdog with a Heart of Gold, these workshops will cover:

  • Basic handling skills for Visiting Animal Assisted Therapy Teams and All pet owners
  • A brief outline of Pet Partners registration, evaluation, and visit expectations
  • This mini workshop focuses on supportive and trust building pet handling skills. It is appropriate for:
    • Individuals wanting to know more about visiting with their animals before their online course
    • Seasoned handlers looking for additional preparation before their evaluation
    • Handlers who took the online course but want a more personal instruction from an experienced therapy handler, evaluator, and instructor

To find out more about these workshops, go to Pet Partners and log into the Volunteer Center. There you will be able to register for one of these upcoming workshops.

A $45 fee will be collected at the time of the workshop.

  • Putnam County on March 2nd – 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
    • 411 Route 6N, Mahopac, NY – Church Basement
  • New York City on March 3rd – 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
    • 120 W 97th Street, New York, NY – Community Room

Additional questions? Contact, Lisa Edwards

Publisher’s Weekly reviewed A Dog Named Boo!

Publisher’s Weekly reviewed A Dog Named Boo and it’s a great one!

As a companion to the Publisher’s Weekly interview with me earlier this week, they’ve gone ahead and reviewed A Dog Named Boo!

Here’s a link:

Nonfiction Review: A Dog Named Boo: How One Dog and One Woman Rescued Each Other–and the Lives They Transformed Along the Way

Let me know what you think in the comments!

 

 

September 2019 Animal Assisted Therapy Class Open for Enrollment.

Animal Assisted Therapy Class beginning November 3, 2018, Mahopac NY.

Three Dogs Training’s Animal Assisted Therapy Class is scheduled to begin September 7, 2019

Lisa has almost twenty years of experience visiting with her dogs and teaching Animal Assisted Therapy, Education, and Activities.

Because of her experience, the class starting September 7, 2019 will prepare visiting teams for various populations, facilities, and any testing required for certification.

Visiting dogs can put a smile on the face of a senior who misses her dog, or help someone in rehab work through his therapy projects for the day, or help children sit quietly as they read The Giving Tree. 

Sometimes, a visiting dog might even go for a walk with a person in a wheel chair who never thought they could walk a dog again.

There are a myriad more opportunities for visiting dogs to make a difference in a person’s life, including yours.

If you have ever wanted to visit with your dog, email Lisa, or call 845.228.2546.

Stale Cheerios reviewed A Dog Named Boo!

Stale Cheerios reviewed A Dog Named Boo!

Mary over at Stale Cheerios reviewed A Dog Named Boo!

Here’s a quote:

[quote style=”boxed”]Lisa’s easy-going writing style and many delightful stories will make you want to keep reading until the last page. The book is also full of many truths of how animals can help both teach and heal humans. You’ll smile and laugh at all of his antics and by the end of the book you’ll love the little awkward black dog named Boo.[/quote]

Here’s a link to the full article: A Dog Named Boo (book review).

Enjoy!

The “Ruff” Road to Recovery: PW Talks with Lisa Edwards

As we near publication of A Dog Named Boo, I spoke with Publisher’s Weekly about publishing, dog training, and how working with dogs changed my life.

As we get nearer to the official publication date of A Dog Named Boo, I sat down with Publisher’s Weekly to talk about publishing, dog training, what makes a good therapy dog, and how working with dogs changed my life.

Here’s a link:  The “Ruff” Road to Recovery: PW Talks with Lisa Edwards

It was very exciting and I hope you enjoy it!