What Science can tell us about the Intelligence of Dogs

Saturday 20th June 2009, The Wheatsheaf Pub Function Room, Woking, Surrey

2 pm - 4.30pm

This event will explore what science can tell us about the intelligence of dogs.The talk will cover the following main topics:

- the history of dog cognition research

- problem solving in dogs
- detours
- social cognition (between dogs and with humans)
- miscellaneous, such as counting, odour detection etc.

The speaker: Dr Britta Osthaus, lecturer and researcher in animal cognition at Christ Church University, will discuss dog intelligence in this lively and interactive afternoon.

Woking, Surrey is in easy access of the M25, M3 and M4 and in walking distance of the railway station.

Tickets £12 for the afternoon - only available in advance. £10 concessions (OAPs, students and people who work or volunteer for rescue/animal welfare organisations).

Either pay by PayPal using the links below or send a cheque, payable to ‘Learning About Animals’, to:
Suzanne Rogers, 6 Fern Cottages, Dorking Road, Abinger Hammer, Dorking, Surrey, RH5 6SA. E-mail: Suzanne@learningaboutanimals.co.uk

Please let me know at time of booking if you require a certificate of attendance of the course for your records.