Stefan Schaub Training Seminar May 16-May 17 - Page 1

Feuerlands Hundesport, is excited to welcome Stefan Schaub, owner/trainer of Staatsmacht Kennel, to Ohio for a 2 day IPO Seminar. Stefan has over 20 years experience in Schutzhund and behavior training. Some of Stefan's accomplishments include:

Helper for World Teams
Helper BSP 2004
Helper for many BSP Competitors
SV Teaching Helper
Certified helper for the DVG, SV, USA
Helper Ireland Nationals 2008
Helper for the SV-IPO trial movie
Breeder of the Kennel von der Staatsmacht. Many dogs qualified for the LGA and BSP.

Stefan also has 15 years experience in training K-9's and is also a former NATO K-9 trainer, and trainer for members of Special Forces in  Germany.

Working spots: $300.00
Audit: $100.00

So that we can get an accurate count, we are now taking deposits for the working and audit spots. Working spots are $300.00 and audit spots are $100.00 for both days. Deposit is equal to 1 day ($150.00 for working and $50.00) for audit balance due on the first day of the seminar. Lunch on both days is included in the price. If you have any questions, please contact Barb, or you can send your deposits to:

Barb Oestreicher
PO Box 352
Vermilion, OH 44089

(440)935-5156 (call or text)

firelandsgsd@hotmail.com

Deposits are due by May 1^st.

Seminar will be held at:

That's right down the road ! 

what is Audit? Is this something that one can attend without a dog? 

meh, what would he know;

"Helper for World Teams
Helper BSP 2004
Helper for many BSP Competitors
SV Teaching Helper
Certified helper for the DVG, SV, USA
Helper Ireland Nationals 2008
Helper for the SV-IPO trial movie
Breeder of the Kennel von der Staatsmacht. Many dogs qualified for the LGA and BSP.

Stefan also has 15 years experience in training K-9's and is also a former NATO K-9 trainer, and trainer for members of Special Forces in  Germany."

this would be an awesome seminar by someone with actual real world and competition knowledge further backed up by successful breeding program.

this is the real deal folks.

wish i could be there.

1Ruger1

Yes,you can definitely attend the seminar and not work your dog. The first seminar that I went to of Stefan's, I did not work my dog, I took her for the experience of going, but didn't work her. I learned alot just from attending.

vk4gsd it is an absolutely amazing seminar. Everyone from a beginner to an experienced handler will benefit from this seminar.

^couldn't agree more, i am not in US or i would be there.