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Waw !!!!!!!!!!!! That sounds amazingly PERFECT !!!!!!!! and I've just found it, there is exactly MY course in that uni !!! I can't believe it !!!!!!!!!! Wawou....

Thank you so much for your precious help FLing, I will have a very close look on their website as soon as I get home tonight.

Thank you!!!!!!!!

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You got it.
By the way, I saw your tricks 2010-video. Great. It seems your dog is more intelligent than a lot of students and maybe you get the permission to bring him wih yout into the seminars.

AHAHAHAH I wiiiiish !! I should try that, you're quite right, it might work ! Who knows !!!

Oh, I think I get your idea. That sounds very interesting !
And then, there I will meet agility people and they will be able to tell me more about competitions and/or more training there.

Je connais l'INSA de nom ;). Belle ecole !

Et bien vous vous etes bien debrouillés en tout cas, joli. Bien joué !

Oui, les ecoles francaises canines, bof bof.. c'est trop traditionelles pour la plupart. Tu ferais mieux de venir en Suisse ! Sinon il y a une école sympa a Saint-Genix.

Le traineau, waw, magnifique !!! Ca doit etre genial...

Je ne veux pas ecrire trop en francais car cest malpoli, on peut continuer par mail si tu veux ? (ou message perso si je trouve ou c'est).

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I've found that on the main university in Berlin - definitely part of the Erasmus programm, there are english courses... but only for masters. (If I understood well). I might have to wait ^^.

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I think we had Erasmus-Students at ASH to. You can have a look on the website: http://www.ash-berlin.eu/.

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The students can take part in European Union exchange programmes (ERASMUS, LEONARDO etc.). The necessary language skills can be acquired at the ASH Berlin, including in the scope of the „International Curriculum“, which offers seminars in English or Spanish to students with corresponding language skills.

Indeed it sounds like it's part of Erasmus programm !!! I'll write the name down, and ask at my meeting.

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And in Berlin it is a handycap to have a car. Public transport is faster and more relaxed.

Even to get to dog competitions / training ?

Thank you Sam, for those really precious information !

"Berlin is a dog-town" : Thank You !!!!

You make me feel better, saying that I can reach the trainer /clubs etc by public transports. As I'm a bit afraid of my handicap : "no car".

Those are the only Uni from Erasmus programm in Berlin I can find :

Freie Universität Berlin
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Ghandi : Something in the social word if possible, like Education or Psychology, Pedagogie, or why not English & German , any science...
I'm quite open-minded , anything that could interested me! (NOT philosophie, not management...).

What a lovely story :) !!!!

I actualy needed 2 months to bring my dog over in England, too. I guess your 3 months without dog where the worse 3 months you ever hand in your life... werent they ?? 3 months without dog, oh my god...

I live about an hour away from Lyon

Did you have a car ? What kind of accomodation did you find ? Did you practice agility or something else with your dog ?

Thanks

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Isn' there sth. like an ERASMUS-community on the web? Maybe somebody else went "abroad" with a dog before you and can give you some input on what do to there.

This is a brilliant idea, thx.

Well, I personaly have already been abroad with my dog, and not in the easiest country : England ! The country where you need to do a serological test 7 months before you pass the border !!!
But indeed, I wasnt at Uni, and I don't know much about Germany... (well, I didnt know much about England either, before I went there)

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Dont' worry, you'll learn German once you are here...

I'm sure I will, indeed, that's the aim To learn a big of German, in the "city", but I really need my course in English, I'm not good enough with language to be able to follow a uni course in german,...
But I'm aiming to learn as much german as possible outside the university, then :)