November 25–27, 2026 | TNT Training Center | Abbotsford, BC
TNT Training Center is proud to host internationally respected competitor, instructor, and breeder Michaela Bouzkova for a three-day Competition Obedience Seminar designed to help handlers build stronger engagement, motivation, and precision in their training.
Michaela is a 3-time High in Obedience Canadian National Champion and has earned an impressive 9 V-ratings in IGP Obedience while competing at the world level. Since beginning her competitive dog sport journey in the Czech Republic in the late 1980s, she has developed a reputation for bringing out the very best in dogs and handlers, regardless of breed, experience level, or training goals.
This seminar is ideal for competitors and serious trainers who want to improve performance while strengthening the connection between dog and handler.
What You’ll Learn
- How to create and maintain engagement and motivation
- Building a stronger working relationship with your dog
- Making training more rewarding and enjoyable
- Problem-solving common obedience challenges
- Improving precision and performance in competition exercises
- Practical training techniques that can be applied immediately
Seminar Schedule
Theory Lecture
Wednesday, November 25, 2026
5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Includes power point demonstration with videos, explaining the theory behind Michaela’s methods and magic!
Day 1 – Thursday, November 26
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Will be group work day. Michaela will lead the participants on how to get engagement, focus and connection through the use of various games and proofing exercises. This will be a fun, fast moving day!
Day 2 – Friday, November 27
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Handler’s Choice – my favorite day! Here, working participants will receive individual help on any exercise they wish to work on. The best thing about this day is the variety of exercises you’ll get to see—heeling, retrieves, position changes, signals, go-outs, fronts, finishes, and more can be explored on ANY exercise they choose, i.e., heeling, retrieves, go-outs, etc.




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