Pet Tech Instructor Training #52 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina went awesome. We had some great Pet Care Professionals, from a Canine Camp to a Fetch Pet Care Franchise.

As my dad always said, “Dynamite comes in small packages!”So even though this class was small, I expect big things from our new Instructors in North Carolina. Each one of them had massive amounts of enthusiasm and are anxious to get started changing pets lives one pet owner at a time!

If you’re in North Carolina, and want to take a Pet Tech class, contact one of our newest Instructors. Some of them are already listed in our instructor directory, and the others will be added soon.

Posted: April 24th, 2008 under Pet Tech News.
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Cindy, Parker, and I have been packing up to head out to North Carolina for the Pet Sitters International convention and Rio got caught up right in the middle of everything.

While we’re in North Carolina we’ll be teaching a PetSaver class for pet sitters, as well as the 3 day instructor course for pet sitters and other pet professionals. It’ll be a busy, but fun, week and we’re looking forward to it!

We’ll keep an eye on Rio to be sure he doesn’t get packed away with all of our demo dogs!

Posted: April 17th, 2008 under Pet Tech News.
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I was the featured guest on Animal Talk Naturally (web site) with veterinary naturopaths, Dr. Kim Bloomer and Dr. Jeannie Thomason. What a blast I had with them. They actually called me “Noble” for doing The Million Petizen Rally. I call it the right thing to do. We covered a lot of ground in the 45 minutes we had together. We talked about how Pet Tech got started, some important components of our PetSaver training and of course The Million Petizen Rally.

Just minutes after the interview I received several e-mails and orders for the book, “KYPH” and a request for the book to be reviewed in Canada!

Listen to the entire show here!

Posted: April 11th, 2008 under Million Petizen Rally News, Pet Tech News.
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We had a fun and energetic group of people at our most recent Pet Tech Instructor training, which we held in Pamana City, Florida last week. During the three-day training, everyone caught on quickly and are eager get moving to train pet lovers in their hometowns!

It was great to see such a wide spectrum of pet care professionals committed “to improving the quality of pet’s lives, one pet owner at a time.” We had a K-9 Officer, Animal Control Officer, Gulf Coast Community College Regional Trainer for the State of Florida, Pet Sitter & 2 Nurses and a Scoop!

Be sure to check our Pet Tech Instructor Listings to find a Pet Tech Instructor in your area. Or, if you’re interested in becoming an instructor, see our website for information on our upcoming Instructor Training classes.

Posted: April 2nd, 2008 under Pet Tech News.
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