Pet parents will tell you: the relationship you can have with a dog is hard to explain until you’ve experienced it. It’s a little ridiculous, really how quickly a four-legged furry being you meet can become a big part of who you are. And if you’re still on the outside looking in, this is a good place to find out what all the fuss is about.

There’s a whole conversation happening every time dogs interact with us. A flick of an ear. A turn of the head. A tail with a language of its own. The decision to come closer, or keep its distance. Tiny things we might barely notice, but that can tell us quite a lot.

Spend a few hours getting acquainted with the wonderfully weird world of canine behaviour, with trained professionals and their dogs helping you understand their cues, decode their behaviour, and discover how trust and connection are built.

For the dog parents, the almost-dog-parents, the neighbourhood dog feeders, the curious, and even the slightly terrified - this could bring you whole lot of joy.

P.S. No, you don’t need to bring your dog along. You’ll be working with trained canines during the experience.