2027 Seminars

Seminars With Larry Krohn

Larry travels across the country and overseas to teach hands-on seminars.

Bring your dog and work with him in person, or come to watch and learn.

Here are the dates for 2027.

On the Road

2027 Seminar Schedule

For seminars with Joel Silverman and Jay Jack, register at JoelSilverman.net.

For solo seminars, contact the host to register.

  1. Jan15–17
    With Joel Silverman and Jay Jack

    Springfield, Missouri

    January 15–17, 2027

    Larry teams up with Joel Silverman and Jay Jack.

    Register at JoelSilverman.net

  2. Feb26–28
    With Joel Silverman and Jay Jack

    Seattle, Washington

    February 26–28, 2027

    Larry teams up with Joel Silverman and Jay Jack.

    Register at JoelSilverman.net

  3. Mar19–22
    Solo Seminar

    Toronto, Ontario

    March 19–22, 2027

    Hosted by Dankroft K9.

    Register With Host

  4. Apr9–11
    Solo Seminar

    Long Island, New York

    April 9–11, 2027

    Hosted by Genetic Canine.

    Register With Host

  5. Apr23–25
    Solo Seminar

    South Dakota

    April 23–25, 2027

    Hosted by K-9 STAC of South Dakota.

    Register With Host

  6. May14–16
    Solo Seminar

    Grand Blanc, Michigan

    May 14–16, 2027

    Hosted by J&S K9.

    Register With Host

  7. Jun4–6
    With Joel Silverman and Jay Jack

    Boston, Massachusetts

    June 4–6, 2027

    Larry teams up with Joel Silverman and Jay Jack.

    Register at JoelSilverman.net

  8. Aug13–15
    Solo Seminar

    United Kingdom

    August 13–15, 2027

    Hosted by GRC Dog Sports UK.

    Register With Host

  9. Aug20–22
    Solo Seminar

    United Kingdom

    August 20–22, 2027

    Hosted by UnityK9 The Academy.

    Register With Host

Larry Krohn kneeling on a training floor and calling a Doberman to him during a seminar demo
From Larry

Why I Love Teaching Seminars

I’ve had the privilege of working with thousands of dog owners and trainers around the world.

One of my favorite things about doing seminars is the immersive experience we create together.

If you leave a seminar with me unchanged, I haven’t done my job well.

My focus is 100% on the human at the other end of the leash.

We work through different situations, in front of other people, in a supportive but intense environment.

This hands-on experience creates massive change, growth, and education.

My goal is for you and your dog to leave the seminar with more knowledge, practical tools, and greater confidence in your training.

Most importantly, I want you to feel equipped to create a better quality of life for both you and your dog.

Let’s have some fun and build a better dog together.

Choose Your Spot

Working Spot or Audit Spot?

Bring Your Dog

Working Spot

You bring your dog to the seminar.

We work with your dog throughout the course of the seminar.

Come Without Your Dog

Audit Spot

You do not bring your dog.

You still get to join the conversations and ask questions.

From the Room

What Attendees Say

Larry Krohn standing and smiling in front of a large group of seated seminar attendees, with a Pak Masters Dog Training sign on a scoreboard behind him
Photo by Eric Larson

Massive shoutout to Larry Krohn of Larry Krohn (Pak Masters Dog Training) for taking our stage and absolutely crushing it, pouring decades of hard-won experience into 180+ trainers at this year’s 2026 Off Leash K9 Training Trainers Summit.

Larry is one of the most respected balanced trainers in the country, a national educator and author whose YouTube teaching has reached hundreds of thousands of trainers and owners.

I’ve always said, Larry is one of the absolute best at simplifying dog training concepts so that everyone can understand them!

🐾 Proper punishment is a skill, not a mood. Done with clarity, fairness, and timing, it teaches. Done out of frustration, it damages. The difference is everything.

🐾 Training is emotional communication. You are not just marking behaviors, you are talking to the dog’s emotional state. Get that wrong and no amount of technique saves you.

🐾 Look outside the dog. So often the “problem” lives in the environment, the handler, or the circumstances around the dog, not the dog itself. Fix the picture, not just the behavior.

Larry, thank you for showing up, leveling up our trainers, and reminding everyone that real training starts with understanding, not control.

If you want to learn balanced training from someone who has truly mastered the craft, I recommend Larry without hesitation.

Nick WhiteOff Leash K9 Training

Your seminar in the UK was hands down the best I’ve been to. I went for dog aggression stuff but there wasn’t a single session I didn’t learn a bunch of things from. 3 years of struggling through my Caucasian shepherds leash reactivity and general dog aggression and I left with the tools I need to get it sorted. It’s been 2 years since then and he’s still absolutely smashing it and can now walk on lead past other dogs. I used to avoid street walks like a plague with him and put him in the car to walk 1-2 miles to the trails or fields and now we just walk through town everyday to get to them and don’t need to worry about how busy it might be.

Tez Reany

Your seminars are INVALUABLE and worth every penny. Always an honor to sit and watch you work. It’s magic and I encourage everyone to come out and see it firsthand.

Sandy Sobolewska
FAQ

Seminar Questions, Answered

What Can I Expect at a Seminar?

You can expect to see many other people and dogs work through real-time struggles.

The seminar includes extensive hands-on work, and problems get worked through on the spot as they come up.

You will receive coaching through training challenges and see exactly how immediate changes happen, with a hyper-focus on the human at the other end of the leash.

You can observe different training approaches, ask questions, and gain a clearer understanding of how to apply these lessons to your own dog.

Each seminar is shaped by the needs of the attendees, so the topics covered may vary depending on the dogs, dog owners, and goals in the room.

What Is Covered at a Seminar?

Anything and everything dog-related that attendees want to focus on.

The working spots tend to shape the direction we go in.

However, everyone has an opportunity to participate, ask questions, and discuss their training needs.

What If I Have an Aggressive Dog? Can I Bring My Dog Anyway?

Absolutely.

What Is the Difference Between a Working Spot and an Audit Spot?

Working spot: You bring your dog to the seminar, and we work with your dog throughout the course of the seminar.

Audit spot: You do not bring your dog, but you still have the opportunity to participate in conversations and ask questions.

How Do I Register for a Seminar?

For seminars with me, Joel Silverman and Jay Jack together, visit JoelSilverman.net to register.

For solo seminars, contact the respective hosts to register.

You’ll find a link to each host in the 2027 schedule above.

How Do I Learn More About Hosting a Seminar?

Fill out the host a seminar form and our team will be in touch with more information.

Want Larry to Teach at Your Facility?

Larry takes on a limited number of host-led seminars each year.

If you have a facility and a group of dog owners or trainers, start with the host form.