Just me in this week's episode. I muse on a few topics which I've been thinking about of late, including leadership in dog training and how to learn from our own lives an apple those lessons to our dogs. Join our free WhatsApp group where we discuss more deeply some of the topics I post on my socials. Click on this linkhttps://chat.whatsapp.com/BD36dZISt53GLPLW6JWQznWe are changing our membership programme but there's still time to join the current version before it's closed. Use the linkhttps://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dog-training-and-behaviour-modificationand the code "podcast50" for 50% off your first month.
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Episode 47 - with Jess Smith - Canine Body Language
Great guest this week - Jessica Smith. We talked about dog body language and why it's so important to understand it. Jessica can be contacted on her websitehttps://www.walkwisedogtraining.co.uk/And on socials @walkwisedogtrainingI'm revamping my monthly membership community, those who are on before the launch of the new features will still get all the access to the lessons and benefits. If you'd like to sign up before the price changes use linkhttps://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dog-training-and-behaviour-modificationwith discount code "podcast50" for 50% off your first month.
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Episode 46 - we had a bad walk
This week, Sonny and I had a "bad walk". You might reframe it as a walk with a teenaged dog. Little, if anything went to plan. He paid me almost no attention. How did we get there? What happened? How did we handle it? What do we do next? All these questions are considered and answered in this episode. Podcast listeners get 50% off the fist month of our monthly membership community using the code "podcast 50" at checkout. Use the link to joinhttps://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dog-training-and-behaviour-modification
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Episode 45 - should my dog play fetch?
Should I play fetch with my dog? Seems simple, right? Not so much. As with many things, there is a lot of nuance to it. Over the last weekend, there was an opinion piece, circulated widely, suggesting we shouldn't. As always, someone else had a different opinion.The two articles are held in the link below with all the relevant contact details of the people who wrote the original pieces.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JJqFkGc6if0oYkyY8buE4OU5N9pn4WqX1Mn6QvE5LTk/edit?usp=sharingjoin our monthly membership community of likeminded dog peoplehttps://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dog-training-and-behaviour-modificationUse code "podcast50" for 50% off your first month.
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Episode 44 - with Elle Williams
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.Link to the Canine Connections Challenge. We start Jan 1st but you can pre-order today to receive a 15% discount using the code "pod15" at checkout. Code is valid until Christmas Eve.https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/connectedcaninechallengehttps://giveasitdogtraining.com/https://www.facebook.com/GiveaSitDogTraining/https://www.instagram.com/giveasitdogtraininghttps://www.youtube.com/user/artmusiclove123/videos
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.
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