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Welcome to Everything Dog Training! Dog training can be confusing. There is so much information on the internet, the opinions of friends, family and colleagues and the guy down the pub who has had dogs for years. Some of it works, some of it doesn’t. Some ifs great for you, for your dog, other training techniques hurt the relationship between you and your dog.
Cut through the clutter, the folklore and myth and find out what is best for you and your dog.
The podcast Everything Dog Training! is created by John McGuigan. The podcast and the artwork on this page are embedded on this page using the public podcast feed (RSS).
This week we have guest Elle William.
Elle is a certified professional dog trainer knowledge accessed, fear free certified trainer, and the founder of Give a Sit Dog training in Southern California USA.
Although a relatively new trainer, she's taken great pride in the education and experience she crammed into the past five years of dog and human training. Her training methods are strictly reward based, with a strong emphasis on welfare, communication and the feeling of safety. She equally considers the human clients need to be heard, understood and rewarded for the efforts they put in.
Reactivity is her passion, admittedly an obsession. And with the rise of social media becoming a go to source for advice on how to train a reactive dog, Elle has joined in with many other reinforcement based educators with her comedic style approach to exposing the pit falls of inhumane methods and training tools, while advocating for effective science based dog training.
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https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/connectedcaninechallenge
https://giveasitdogtraining.com/
https://www.facebook.com/GiveaSitDogTraining/
https://www.instagram.com/giveasitdogtraining
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My guest this week is Leeron Liftik, a trainer and behaviour consultant in California. Leeron has extensive experience with shelter dogs and we had a really cool conversation.
"Dogs are dogs; let them be that. The area I am called on most frequently to support is helping medium and high-drive personality working breeds to integrate into companion-level homes. My approach is creating change at an emotional level to impact behaviours informed by the resilience conditioning framework. By focusing on holistically meeting the animal's needs from an integrative platform, any maladaptive coping mechanisms inherently become obsolete. I maintain specialty in treating fear-based behaviours, aggression, separation related behaviours and gestational development for puppies. I work with dogs from all sorts of background but far and away have the most experience with shelter and rescue animals and they represent my preferred population."
You can reach him via his Facebook page.
Our guest this week is Drayton Michaels.
Drayton has been working with dogs professionally for 24 years.
He is a graduate of the Academy For Dog Trainers in 2007 and completed the course Living & Learning with Animals conducted by Dr. Susan Friedman.
In 2009 Drayton released the very first documentary about Pit Bull dogs The Pit Bull Hoax. It featured Dr Ian Dunbar, Jean Donaldson, Dr. Nick Rodman and Diane Jessup. Drayton also featured in the film Beyond The Myth (Netflix) 2011 a film about the perils of BSL (Breed Specific Legislation). Drayton has appeared on numerous NYC & NJ news programs, including NBC's The Today Show, discussing positive dog training and Pit Bull Advocacy.
In 2024 Drayton completed his first book, The Puppy Parents Handbook. A guide to raising a well trained puppy the 21st Century.
Drayton's business Urban Dawgs works with an average of 400 dogs a year in private and group classes.
He is a staunch advocate for reward based dog training and does not use methods that are fear or pain based. You can connect with him -
IG @UrbanDawgs
FaceBook @DraytonMichaels
TikTok @ModernDogTraining
YouTube - Modern Dog Training
Human movement webinar - https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/human-movement-for-dog-training-webinar
Use code "pod10" for 10% discount.
@glasgowdogtrainer on socials
This episode's guest is Nathan Bishop of Attune Dog Training. Nathan focus on helping dogs and their owners build strong, trust-based relationships through positive-reinforcement techniques. With over 10 years of experience and accreditation from the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers, he works closely with my clients to address the root causes of behavioural issues, ensuring long-term, sustainable progress.
Nathan specialises in working dogs in domestic settings, tailoring my approach to each dog's unique needs. His training is real-world oriented, focusing on environments where dogs and their owners live and interact daily, with personalized support both locally in the West Midlands area and online. You can reach him -
https://attunedogtraining.com/
Instagram: @attune_dog_training
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/attunedogtraining
Links to this week's courses
Use code "Pod10" for 10% discount
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/calm-on-cue
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/adolescentdogs
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/triangle-of-trust
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/teach-your-dog-to-walk-on-a-loose-lead
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/Total-recall
In this week's episode, I talk about what should give you pause when selecting a dog training professional. It may not be all that it seems!
You can get 10% off the following courses using the code "Pod10"
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/calm-on-cue
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/adolescentdogs
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/triangle-of-trust
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/teach-your-dog-to-walk-on-a-loose-lead
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/Total-recall
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dealing-with-aggression-and-reactivity-in-dogs-a-guide-for-owners-and-trainers
This week's guest is Alice Davies.
Alice runs A.D. Dog Training, a force free dog walking and training service. Having worked with numerous dogs in a variety of settings her true passion (or some say obsession!) for dog training was ignited and grew alongside her first dog a an adult, Maisie. Maisie has been Alice's companion for over 14yrs and has helped teach her a tremendous amount but most importantly how to slow down and be more mindful. In recent years Alice and her family have also welcomed a Romanian rescue, Evie, into the home who continues to challenge and improve her skills on a daily basis!
Taking up dog walking as a part time job during studies Alice soon came to the realisation that a full time career working with dogs was not only possible but would also be a dream come true! Walking dogs and spending so much time with them allowed invaluable insight into their behaviour and body language. Reading and researching as much as possible and carrying out many courses during this time Alice endeavoured to learn as much as she could about ethical, force-free training to ensure she was up to date with current knowledge and scientific research. Currently a student with PACT (Professional Association of Canine Trainers) Alice is always eager to learn more and expand on her expertise.
Alice aims to help dogs, and their humans, live happy, harmonious lives. She believes dogs should be allowed to be dogs, but within safe boundaries, ensuring they can live and thrive in our human-filled world.
Website:
Facebook & Instagram
https://www.facebook.com/addogtraining
https://www.instagram.com/addogtraining/profilecard/?igsh=Ynkxd2J6OHN2dWhs
Just me this time! In this episode, I talk about a case I am working at the moment of a fearful dog, helping him to become more relaxed and confident.
I also have a chat about what to look for in when selecting a dog training professional.
Our guest on this episode is Harry Matthews
Harry "Henno" Matthews runs Mission: GSD, an online training platform specifically for German, Belgian and Dutch Shepherd breeds.
Henno is a former Police Firearms Officer, Police Dog Handler and he still trains Police Dogs as a qualified dog trainer.
He is a Wilderness Survival Instructor, Volunteer Medic and serving Firefighter. He is also a Canine First Aid Instructor.
Henno is also the head dog trainer for Origin Dog Training, his in-person business based in Jersey, CI.
Mission: GSD was born from a desire to work with people and their high-drive dogs. Its an online training business focusing on Play and Reactivity.
They have an downloadable Play Course coming soon alongside regular reactivity webinars.
In this episode I talk about the various pitfalls and limitations of most of the common suggestions we have into how to reduce the number of serious dog bites and fatalities by these types of dogs.
If you need help with your dog and are not in the Glasgow area, please contact me by email [email protected]. We offer online training courses and remote, in person consultations which are very effective.
You can access our online learning platform here.
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/
Today we are in conversation with Mary Torrano
Mary Torrano is a dog training and behavior consultant in the United States, serving clients primarily in California and New Mexico. Mary has trained her own dogs for over 40 years and now professionally for 5 years. She is a Certified Pet Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), Fear Free certified trainer, American Kennel Club (AKC) trainer and evaluator, and holds a Masters degree in Physiology & Behavioral Biology.
Mary uses only humane, non-aversive, science-based methods. She specializes in helping people with fear, anxiety, reactivity, and aggression in their family dogs. Mary has participated in a variety of public dog activities and sports, including rally obedience, herding, scent-work, and emotional therapy. She offers private in-home consultations, a variety of group classes and events, consults with local dog shelters, and is available for online coaching.
With a life-long love of learning, Mary avidly pursues professional development and keeps current in learning theory literature. When she's not helping people help their dogs, she teaches hundreds of students in her online Anatomy & Physiology courses as a full-time college faculty member. Mary's family shares their home with 3 dogs: 8 yo Cairn Terrier "Stonnie", 7 yo Berger Picard "Lyra", and 4 yo Border Collie "Jasper".
You can contact her at: [email protected]
FB - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087480818692
Meetup - https://www.meetup.com/mary-torrano-dog-training/
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https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/triangle-of-trust
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/teach-your-dog-to-walk-on-a-loose-lead
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/Total-recall
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
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This week, my guest is Andy Collins, of Forest Dogs,
Higham Hill Dog Training Club.
Andy is a force free trainer and has a very successful dog day boarding set up at his home. Andy also has a team of walkers who service dogs throughout the week (only 1-1). Andy also carries out 1-1 consultations on more difficult client/ dog relationships.
Andy is the national coordinator of bouvier welfare and rescue UK which aims to provide support advice and potentially new homes to the Bouvier des Flandres dog.
Andy has many years experience of working with a variety of dogs - and now has his own force free dog school based in east London.
Andy is guardian to Steffi an 8.5 year old bouvier who has helped develop Andy's understanding of dog behaviour immensely.
Thanks to his beloved family, who put up with him and his nonsense!
Links to the adolescent dog courses.
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
Use code "focus10" for 10% off
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/calm-on-cue
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/adolescentdogs
Use code "teen15" for 15% off
For our online courses, follow the link
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This week we are talking to Iuean Hudson of Pawstitive Life, in Somerset.
https://www.pawsitivelife.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082318257434
Iuean introduces himself as follows
"I am a dedicated positive dog trainer from Somerset. My journey into the world of positive dog training began with the adoption of my rescue dog George who faced behavioural challenges and was deemed unsuitable for rehoming. Helping and understanding George, ignited a passion in me that led me to leave my military career to pursue dog training full-time.
Since then, I have devoted myself to understanding the science behind modern, positive training techniques, earning qualifications that reflect my commitment to ethical practices. I have spent the last few years researching, practicing and training dogs and their guardians, before opening Pawsitive Life in June - our positive only dog daycare and training hub designed to serve the local community. At Pawsitive Life, myself and the team focus on creating a nurturing, enriching environment where every dog is cared for in the most positive and ethical way possible.
With an ethos rooted in compassion for dogs and force free training backed by science, I believe that training should be a joyful experience for both dogs and their guardians and truly develop their bond and relationship, without fear.
I am dedicated to making Pawsitive Life daycare and training hub a transparent, force free, positive only dog hub within community, focusing on educating owners and empowering and developing his team in science backed positive training."
In this episode, I look at how to start building fluency in your dog's behaviour using the concepts of building duration, increasing distance and having your dog perform that behaviour you are teaching under increasing (but fair) levels of distraction.
This week, my guest is my dear friend, Tess Erngren. We talk about how to have conversations with people regarding their lives with their dogs in order to improve their dog's welfare through training.
We talk specifically about the difficulties we have when talking to others who don't align with our ethics.
Tess is a dog trainer and behaviourist who lives in Norway during the summer months and travels in southern Europe over the winter, presenting on dog training and behaviour topics.
You can reach her be searching Good Dog Best Friends on Instagram and Facebook
Another Q and A.
Can all reactive dogs be "cured"?
What are "dominant" behaviours?
Do certain types of dogs/breeds find loose lead walking difficult?
How can I teach my dog to be more settled?
You can sign up to the focus game using the link below
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
If you have any feedback, please leave a comment or review, you can email me [email protected] with any questions you'd like covered in future episodes.
I had the great honour this week to talk to someone who has been pivotal in my journey from the dark side of dog training towards reward based, dog-friendly dog training.
As well as the three excellent books he has already published on living with and teaching your dog, his new book, Training for the Joy of Dogs -Fifty Lessons Learned is available now.
Paul, often referred to as the “original” Dog Whisperer, will be celebrating his 50 Year Anniversary as a professional dog trainer. He is one of the leading proponents of positive, force-free, nonviolent animal training. Paul was one of the first of 27 individuals in the world accredited by the prestigious Pet Professional Guild Accreditation Board as Professional Canine Trainer. In 2019, he was recognized as one of the 10 Top Dog Trainers in the United States by topdogtips.com.
Paul’s after-school violence prevention program Paws for Peace afforded hundreds of children and dogs the opportunity to build confidence and self-esteem while improving safety and the quality of their lives.
Paul is the best-selling author of:
Just me this episode, folks. In this episode I illustrate (hopefully!) how the effects of aversive consequences can be perfectly illustrated in some of our online interactions on social media.
Remember, you can order any (or all!) of my awesome online self-study courses by clicking on the link below
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This week, I'm talking to Eileen Koval, a dog trainer in Las Vegas, on the topic of snake avoidance and how it can be applied to other areas of our lives with our dogs.
Eileen Koval, CDBC, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA, MSc (in Operations Management) is a fully certified dog behaviour consultant with the International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants (IAABC). She believes the foundation of a good cross-species relationship is understanding the needs and normal behaviour patterns of each dog as an individual, as he/she was bred to be. She enjoys helping humans and dogs communicate more effectively to create brilliant relationships with joy, purpose, and fulfilment for all species involved. She offers private consulting for serious dog behaviour issues, obedience/manners, and agility training. Eileen developed a unique online course to help pet parents and trainers develop reliable snake avoidance behaviour off-leash through positive reinforcement techniques. These techniques have been applied by trainers worldwide to teach dogs reliable avoidance of dangerous environmental hazards and off-leash property boundaries. She lives on a small ranch in Las Vegas, Nevada with her husband and their Nederlandse Kooikerhondjes.
You can connect with Eileen here
https://www.confidentcaninesdogtraining.com/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057740166923
I was asked by my colleague, Mary Torrano, how my practice of Stoicism has influenced my daily life with my own dog, my clients and their dogs. In this episode, I select a few Stoic principles and illustrate how they apply to our lives wit our dogs.
Don't worry! This is way more interesting than statistical analysis. This week's guest is with Iain Robertson (Rob), and Englishman In Norway! We had an awesome chat about a variety of topics including a potentially world changing project which he and others are spearheading.
Ron writes
"Originally from the UK but now living just south of Oslo in Norway. I have a background from the Telecoms industry where I have worked for many different companies ( Royal Navy, BT, Marconi, Telenor ) and held different positions. Three and half years ago I started working for myself as a Private Consultant offering management and project services.
At around the same time I started my education as a Dog Training instructor with Tess Erngren and the GoodDog Academy after finding I needed more insight and help with my dog Baloo, a field line Labrador Retriever. Fast forward to today I have recently qualified as a behaviour consultant where I help people on a one to one basis with their dogs behaviour. At the same time I run a weekly open training where I manage each session depending on the needs of the dogs and people attending.
Recently and on the back of doing a startup incubator program with a company called Antler this spring in Oslo I have taken my passion for dogs to a whole new level. We are going to build the world's largest database of dog training and behaviour. We want to improve information about dogs for everyone and show that positive reinforcement training does work. If this is something that you think is interesting and would like to help with please visit www.canisdata.com or alternatively you can send me an email to [email protected]. How shall we do this? by providing software to the trainer to set up their classes and manage one to one training. The dog owner/ guardian uses the APP/ Software to track their training progress. We are in the early stage of testing and always on the lookout for volunteers to help test so owners and trainers are both welcome.
The grand vision is to track the dog from birth to death and to cover Breeders, Fear Periods, Breed Specific Knowledge, Training and Behaviour, Nutrition, Health and Environmental but this is going to take a long time to achieve. This is why we concentrate on building where we see the greatest need. Come join our community."
Another Q and A.
Are "pack walks" good for reactivity?
Is trick training good?
How do I train proximity when my dog is off lead/leash?
How do I evolve the focus game?
You can sign up to the focus game using the link below
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
If you have any feedback, please leave a comment or review, you can email me [email protected] with any questions you'd like covered in future episodes.
Alexandra Nelke is a certified dog trainer and Separation Anxiety Behaviour Consultant.
Alex runs Wolfgang's Way Dog Training offers 121 bespoke dog training and behavioural support programmes in and around Malmö and Copenhagen as well as online worldwide.
From helping dogs overcome their fear of being home alone to settling puppies into their new environment, Alex exclusively uses ethical, positive and science based training methods that are as gentle as they are effective.
Alex joined the dog training community in 2016 and one of her main aspirations is to teach the human caregiver how to communicate with and help their dog to navigate our human world. Everything in and around the canine/ human relationship should be based on mutual trust and understanding and she is committed to ensuring my clients understand the importance of learning to talk dog, providing their dog with choice and agency as well as (breed specific) enrichment opportunities in their day to day.
You can find her on Facebook and Instagram @wolfgangswaydogtraining
In this episode I talk to Ariadna Cosma,
Turbo Dog Mobile Gym Founder (the first mobile dog gym in Romania) and Dog Trainer & Behaviour Consultant - based in Cluj, Transylvania.
Ariadna started her dog training path when she adopted Manolo from a local pound. He is a Pitbull- Amstaff mix, who came with a "colourful background" and baggage. She reports "he kind of made me do this".
Ariadna is always studying and researching ways on how to be a better dog trainer.
Most dogs that she see do not really have behaviour "problems", they have needs that are not fulfilled, or pain is the root cause.
So, through extensive research and experience with her dog and others, Ariadna discovered the amazing benefits of dog treadmills (slat mills), and decided to open a doggy gym, opting for a mobile gym for now, so that it is accessible for people.
And that is how she got Turbo Dog Mobile Gym.
Her goal is to promote this combo of safe and proper exercise, combined with a kind approach. Ariadna ses it as a new way of educating people about the future of canine medicine, training and wellbeing.
Next Q and A. Thank you for you for all your questions, you can reach me on my socials @glasgowdogtrainer (not Twitter) or email me [email protected]
Podcast listeners get 10% off my online courses linked below using code "pod10"
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/triangle-of-trust
In this episode I discuss principles and concepts. When we have a deep knowledge of the underlying principles and concepts of anything we do, it means we are no longer looking for "recipes" but rather can adapt our training to changing situations while still remaining true to our ethical standards.
If you would like a super easy introduction to these concepts, our bullet proof focus course shows a very easy way to have your dog reliably focusing on your and responding when asked.
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
Bullet proof focus - how to start understanding your dog and build bullet proof and reliable focus
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
If you have any questions you would like me to answer, email me [email protected] or reach me @glasgowdogtrainer on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube.
In this episode, I discuss canine hunting behaviours - Predatory Action Sequence. (PAS). If we have a better understanding of what our dogs have been bred for, we can create more enriching games for their breed types, better meet their needs, have LOTS of fun, and live better lives with them.
Contact me about this podcast - [email protected]
Q and A.
A break from the usual episode format. I asked some of my followers for questions they would like covered recently, I've answered a few of them. I'll do my best to make this a regular addition to the usual weekly, episodes.
If you have any questions you would like me to answer, email me [email protected] or reach me @glasgowdogtrainer on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube.
Welcome or welcome back! I had the pleasure of having a conversation with Cliff Erhardt, a trainer and awesome dude from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Cliff started taking dog training seriously once he started competing with his one dog, Pepper, in: obedience, Rally Obedience, and Scent Detection. After that, Cliff was hooked!. He started teaching Rally Obedience and Puppy Classes at Saskatoon Kennel and Obedience Club, followed teaching for a few other privately owned businesses in the Saskatoon area. Alone the way, Cliff has picked up formal training and certifications ranging in: Dog Training, Scent Detection Training, Behaviour Modification, and Canine First Aid Instructor. In addition to that, Cliff is a Certified Scent Work Judge with the Canadian Detection Sport Association (CDSA) and a Canine Good Neighbour (CGN) Evaluator with the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC). Cliff is currently teaching classes at Crazytails Canine Services in Saskatoon ranging from Puppy to Advance Obedience, Scent Detection Levels 1 to 4, and Reactive Dog classes. When not teaching classes he can be found training with his dog in some remoted field in Saskatchewan, getting ready to the search and rescue dog testing as a member of the K9 team with the Search and Recuse Saskatchewan Association of Volunteers (SARSAV) and as a member of Battleford Search and Rescue .
If you have any feedback or questions, please email me [email protected]
I asked this question on socials last week
"If you could go back in time, what's the one crucial thing you wish you'd known when you first brought your first dog into your life?"
I had some interesting responses and here are my thoughts on some of them.
I mentioned in this episode one of my short courses, here's the link.
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/bulletproof-focus
As always, email me feedback, [email protected]
In this episode, I discuss what arousal is and how it affects your dog. We examine how it gets in the way of traning and what to do about it.
If you have any topics which you would like me to cover, please email me [email protected]
You may not be aware but I used to use prong collars and choke chains. What changed? IN this episode, my friend, Alyssa Rose, Legends Dog Training, San Diego, interviews me about my journey from using aversive training to a kinder, more effective way.
In this episode, I discuss some of the concepts about when and how to have your dog on and off leash. It's not an all or nothing.
Podcast listeners get 10% off our online total recall course, using the code Pod10
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/Total-recall
Are there cultural or inherent reasons why we are drawn to seeing what's wrong with our dogs' behaviour? Why do so many of our training approaches concentrate on quashing "bad" behaviour?
Your feedback is always welcome. Email us [email protected]
Please also checkout our online learning courses
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com
In this episode, I discuss the labels of aggression and reactivity and whether these labels make any difference?
Listeners of this podcast can get a 30% discount on our aggression and reactivity online course using the code "podcast30"
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dealing-with-aggression-and-reactivity-in-dogs-a-guide-for-owners-and-trainers
We do things and use training equipment to make it easier to live with our dogs. Who does it make it easier for, us or the dog? Are we asking the dog to fill the gap?
Podcast listeners get 30% off our Aggression course using code "podcast30" at the checkout
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Our own history of the words we use routinely and with our dogs can and does affect our dog's behaviour. By being more aware of the meaning of these words, we can communicate more effectively to our dogs.
Use the code "podcast30" at the checkout for 30% off these courses.
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/Total-recall
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/teach-your-dog-to-walk-on-a-loose-lead
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dealing-with-aggression-and-reactivity-in-dogs-a-guide-for-owners-and-trainers
In this episode I discuss training tools and equipment from leads and collars to harnesses and long lines.
If you are interested in learning with me, I'm offering Podcast Listeners a 20% discount on the membership course
https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dog-training-and-behaviour-modification
If you use the code "Intro20" you'll receive your 20% discount on the first 36 months of membership.
Part 2 of my conversation with Innes, whose journey through positive reinforcement training with his dog, Kuro, changed his life.
Today's episode is the first part of my conversation with Innes, who was a client and is now a good friend and how his journey with his dog changed his life.
Part 2 to come ASAP
In this episode I discuss the ins and outs of positive reinforcement training. I also talk about when people say
"I tried positive reinforcement and it didn't work" ##and how inaccurate a statement that is.
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A mixed bag in this episode but looking at how philosophical practices can help us in our learning journeys with our dogs.
As always, we are delighted to receive your feedback, so please get in touch email [email protected]
Thanks again for joining us. In this episode we discuss how the adjectives we use when describing our dogs and each other, such as dominant, stubborn, aggressive etc can limit us and what we can do about it.
If you are interested in supporting this podcast and us further, our membership course is available. You receive 5 new lessons every two weeks, and if you use the discount code "intto20" you receive 20% off the monthly fee for the first 36 months. Click on the link below.
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Cameron is a master carpenter and electrician who got my first dog when a guy walked into a bar trying to give Bobbie Sue away. He didn't even want a dog but felt sorry for her and made all the new dog owner mistakes. In the next year adopted a puppy, Billie Joe and soon after rescued Henry. He had some great training mentors and started studying hard.
Cameron has helped run a dog training page of over 100k for years now. Dog Training 101 on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Dogtraining101
When he moved to TN a few years back I started volunteering with rescue working with their aggressive hard to home dogs. There aren't many resources here, and the success rate has been small, but he kept trying.
Cameron has five kids, four dogs, a cat, five chickens, two hampsters, love gardening, nature, I would easily fit under the American term hillbilly!
A few weeks ago, I asked for followers on my Facebook page to complete the sentence "Dog Training is..."
Here are some thoughts and reflections on some of the answers which were given.
In this episode I am talking to my friend and great trainer, Colleen Hild. We are talking about the challenges of raising a puppy through the sensitive socialisation periods of puppyhood during the Covid-19 pandemic. This information not only applies to puppies but also to young adult dogs.
Colleen has been training dogs since a young age, but left the corporate sales world only 4 yrs ago to purse Her passion as a full-time career. She earned her Certificate in Canine Studies from the Northwest School of Canine studies and launched her own business, Colleen Dog Training, in 2016. Her services include board & trains, private training, Day training and group classes. While Colleen Works with all ages and breeds, she has chosen to specialize in puppies. She has done training and group classes for Seattle Puppyworks and the Seattle Humane Society. She is a mother of 2 adult children and a boxer mix rescue, and resides in Redmond WA (part of the greater Seattle area)
NOTE - there is only one swear word in this episode which is why we have had to check the EXPLICIT content box. We covered it with humour and it is down to two cultures separated by the same language!
In this episode I talk to Katie Ozard, Active Dog Training and Behaviour in Guernsey. Katie had a great opportunity to train a litter of Rottweiler puppies earlier in the summer and shares her experience and observations with us, highlighting how important early positive reinforcement training is to puppy development.
Katie can be found online on her website
https://www.activedogbehaviour.co.uk/
and on Facebook and Instagram searching for Active Dog Behaviour.
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In this episode, we talk to Aileen Stevenson, founder of the Perfect Puppy Company in Glasgow, Scotland. Aileen is Scotland's first and (currently) only Family Paws licensed trainer. We talk about the things new parents need to be aware of with their dog for the arrival of their new baby, how things change as the baby becomes a toddler and how to keep everyone safe. Aileen also has a book on this -
https://www.theperfectpuppycompany.co.uk/
In this episode, we will discuss some of the often overlooked aspects of teaching your dog to walk on a loose lead/leash with you.
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En liten tjänst av I'm With Friends. Finns även på engelska.