URGENT UPDATE: Renowned Tasmanian author Rachael Treasure is set to visit the Glenelg Libraries on 20 November 2025 for an exclusive event featuring her beloved dog, Dolly Pupton. This is a unique opportunity for dog lovers to engage with Treasure about her best-selling book, Dog Speak, and gain insights into effective dog training techniques.
The event will take place at 11 AM at the Casterton Library and will continue later at 6:30 PM during the Libraries After Dark program at the Portland Library. Both sessions are free, with light refreshments provided. Advance bookings are encouraged; interested attendees can call 5522 2265 or visit their local library branch.
Rachael Treasure’s Dog Speak has become a must-read since its original release in 2007. The revised edition aims to foster a stronger bond between humans and their dogs, regardless of background. Treasure’s methods draw on her extensive experience as a working dog trainer, integrating dogs into family life and training them for various roles, including as working farm animals or family pets.
As a passionate advocate for rural women, Rachael’s journey began when she won the Tasmanian Rural Woman of the Year award. She has since authored numerous novels, including her latest work, Milking Time, which aims to ignite a rural women’s rebellion. Treasure’s diverse career has included roles as a jillaroo, veterinary nurse, and agricultural journalist, giving her a unique perspective on rural life.
Join Rachael Treasure and Dolly Pupton to explore the essentials of dog training and learn how to create harmonious relationships with your furry friends. Don’t miss this chance to connect with a celebrated author and elevate your understanding of canine companionship!
Prepare to be inspired and informed; mark your calendars for this impactful event!
