Global K9 Protection Dogs at Spring Fling Featuring Dog Obedience Training and Protection Demos
Franklin, Tennessee (PRWEB) March 25, 2016 -- On April 3, Global K9 Protection Services will host the annual Spring Fling to welcome neighbors, the surrounding communities, and all dog lovers to their farm facility for a fun, exciting and informative afternoon. The no-admission event will take place from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 1836 Old Natchez Trace in Franklin, Tennessee.
At this event, Global K9 Protection Services’ friendly protection dogs will be socializing with the public, giving kisses at the kissing booth, strutting their stuff at the dog training obedience workshops and leading visiting dogs and guests on a dog bone hunt through the hay field. This event will feature thrilling, interactive demonstrations where people of all ages can participate and handle advanced protection dogs with ease under the direction of the Global K9 experts. The demonstrations will include jumps over cars and attacks on decoys.
Country music artist Amanda Watkins, pop-rocker Cal Ecker, and local rock, blues and soul band Juke House Saints will be performing throughout the afternoon. Williamson County Animal Center will have dogs available for adoption on site. Dawg Daze will be serving hot dogs and other specialties. Spring Fling attendees can also enter raffles for the chance to win an eight-week Obedience Class and many other prizes.
Courtney Graham-Robbins, co-founder and training director of Global K9 Protection Services, has spent her life training animals and has earned impressive credentials through her military service. Both royalty in foreign countries and multiple U.S. presidents have been serviced by Graham-Robbins, as well as locals, Williamson County Animal Center and animal welfare group MTPRC, Making Tennessee a Place that Really Cares.
“Custom training hand selected dogs to protect you and your family is what I love and what I do. In addition, helping owners learn to communicate with their dogs and see their ability to behave more favorably, and most cases-in a very short time, is like watching people meet their dogs all over again. Sometimes they jokingly ask me if it’s the same dog because of the transformation.” Graham-Robbins said.
CEO and Co-Founder Diane Rubin Cooke’s passion is in taking care of the animals and the owner’s needs and making sure everyone leaves happy.
“I pride myself in satisfying the needs of clients by matching them with the perfect protection dogs. It’s a lot more than falling in love with the look of a dog, like matching temperament, skillset, grooming requirements, sociability, as well as the family’s lifestyle,” Cooke said. “It’s a lifetime choice that clients make. Because I feel so good about our placements, I give a six-month guarantee on all dogs sold. That’s how I would want to be treated, so that’s how I run the business.”
The Spring Fling will offer something for everyone. See why Personal Protection Dogs can save the day where a gun may end it tragically.
Check out Global K9 Protection’s FaceBook pages for more detailed information as the date gets closer: http://www.facebook.com/globalk9protection and http://www.facebook.com/thek9experts
About Global K9 Protection Services
Global K9 Protection Services main training facility is located on 23 acres of beautiful farm land in Franklin, TN where they customize, extensively train, and sell the healthiest personal protection dogs and offer the most reliable dog training, obedience classes and private training sessions for clients worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.globalk9protection.com.
Diane Cooke, Global K9 Protection Services, http://www.globalk9protection.com, +1 8448599663, [email protected]
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