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Modern animal training and behavior has a new home.


The Ranch, from Karen Pryor Clicker Training, offers comprehensive multi-day courses and focused two-day seminars and workshops designed for professionals who care for and train dogs, exotic animals, marine mammals, and more. Work with our animals, learn in our modern classroom, and engage in meaningful conversation with world-class trainer and teacher, Ken Ramirez—all in the stunning 13-acre property at the foothills of Mount Rainier, WA.   

Catch the Early-Bird Savings!

Register by March 6 and save up to $200 on week-long courses and $25 on weekend seminars in 2025!
Register now and save up to $200 on week-long courses and $25 on weekend seminars! Interested in other offerings? Mark your calendar and subscribe to get a reminder.

COME FOR THE EDUCATION.
FEEL LIKE YOU'RE
ON VACATION.


Training the goats was such an eye opening experience, I've never learned so much from an animal as I did while I was at The Ranch.
This course has exceeded my expectations. Ken Ramirez's wealth of knowledge and ability to coach from both a professional and personal level; it was everything that the course advertised.
I truly enjoyed my time at The Ranch and felt so "at home." It was more of an "educational vacation" than just a class.
I came away with a much better foundation in animal training, which was exactly what I wanted. I also appreciated that the training was a reasonable length of time, hands-on, and in-person.
Training the goats was fantastic, and an excellent way to apply the concepts learned in the classroom. I also felt this was a good reminder that, regardless of species, behavior and learning are the same.

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