Science maintain stimuli it becomes kindergarten puppies they think sight studies indicate that inmates involved correctional industry training programs are less likely to reoffend and between 20 to 40 percent more likely to stay out of prison. Learn more about the importance of Reentry Focused training on the National Correctional Industries Association website. The majority of the MCE training programs are self-supporting, generating sufficient revenue to cover 95 percent of all expenditures. The general fund budget of $795 covers the vocational program's educational component and the canteen's three civilian staff. Help Montana Department of Corrections achieve the lowest recidivism rate the nation by providing education and skill development for offenders, helping them to succeed after release. Montana Correctional Enterprises provides meaningful education, work experience and transitional services to assist offenders reentering our communities become productive employees, good neighbors and taxpaying citizens, supporting victims of crime and creating safer communities. Main Office Number 846 ext. 2772. Things to Do the bison Go bird watching Hike the trails the woodland wildflowers Go road biking Photograph nature scenes -country ski the snow Paint landscapes Go for a run Watch a sunset on the prairie Walk the dog Places to Visit Pearson Interpretive Trail Nepese Marsh Trail Bison Pasture and Savanna Dog Training Area and Trails Big Woods Hiking Trail DUSAF Pond Shorebird Area Lake Law Birdwatching Area Lederman Science Education Center Pond and Path Hall's 15th Floor Lookout Download the Visitor Guide Map here. If a dog is going to have a at becoming a safe and happy pet it's important that handling and training of the dog is based on the most reliable information currently available regarding how to effectively and ethically change behavior animals. Join Jacobs CPDT-, CAP2 for this informative 1 hour webinar and learn how fear impacts a dog's behavior and ways to work with fearful, shy, anxious and aggressive dogs. Pet owners, trainers, groomers, petsitters, dog walkers, shelter vet staff and care providers gain valuable information to improve their fearful dog handling skills. Topics include: 1 CEU for CPDTs. Please send us your name and ID# after the webinar we can have it applied to your account with the CCPDT. Once you register you have access to discounts on books and consultations! Registrations are transferable Let us know if you can't make it to the webinar you registered for and we'll provide you with a link to a future webinar. presents seminars internationally for people interested being more effective handlers of fearful dogs. This webinar has also been presented to students Donaldson's Academy for Dog Trainers. Contact us about group rates for this webinar. This information is important and we want to make it affordable and accessible to the people who play important role the lives of these dogs. Join already scheduled webinar or arrange for a private webinar for your staff or caregivers. This recording be available for viewing for one week after purchase. You receive the link by email within 24hrs of purchase. This webinar is 1 hr and 15 mins length. $24 All times are Eastern Standard Time which is the current time New York City. This webinar is 1 hrs and includes the opportunity to ask questions. January 11 1pm EST January 23 10am EST January 28 1pm EST $24 There be a lag time between submitting your payment and receiving email with information about logging into the webinar. Registrations are handled manually You are welcome to email if you have concerns. The webinar is hosted on FUZE if you want to check out whether your computer support it. Most participants are able to watch and listen on their computer or tablet. If audio is a problem there is a dial- number. Thanks for your interest! Click on date below to view drop down menu with options. Contains training advice and activities compiled by 's owner including games, how to begin when working with