Disorderly Dogs!

So often our clients come to us with a laundry list of challenges they want solved. We as trainers know that we won't be able to train on all of them and that is where we suggest the use of management. These management techniques are what Juliana refers to as "hacks" in her new book.

Manage It!: Hacks for Improving Your Dog’s Behavior

In today's episode Juliana and I dive into easy management techniques , what it's really like living with dogs and how complex our dogs can be but how simple many solutions are. Juliana also shares more about her new dog Matilda a one year old chihuahua. She shares about supporting Matilda through surgery and some big feelings.

Episode 167. Stranger Danger

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So much of traditional dog training advice encourages you to be regimented and strict with your dogs training. To do things the same every time so your dog knows what to do. In today's episode I challenge that idea. Our lives are not always the same, our dogs' motivations are not the same at every moment of every day. What really works in our real lives is to train behaviors that can be flexible with the variability of our lives.

Episode 278. Proofing

Episode 209. Too Food Motivated?

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My client Kris joins me to catch us up and how much Luna's behavior has improved since we last chatted on the podcast and to share how they were able to add a puppy to their house hold. Kris shares the reality of bringing a puppy into a reactive dog household. We talk about the initial introduction, the bonding, the challenges and everything in between.

285. Guardians of the Growler: Navigating Life with a Severely Reactive Dog w/ Team Luna



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Don Hutton KPA-CTP of Running Dogs based in Toronto joins me to discuss training and what's currently on his mind. Don has been training for 8 years and we reflect on what was important to us when we started training and how our thinking has evolved. Guest appearance by Star, a dog that has learned a ton from Don and is in search of a forever home.

Episode 56: Give your dog a raise w/Don Hutton

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In today's episode my client Karen joins me to talk about her dog Rose. Rose is a 5.5 year old pitbull mix. Rose was adopted by Karen when she was 2 years old and on her 6th home. Life with Rose was rough for many years, she struggled with over stimulation, reactivity and an inability to self regulate. Over the last year Karen followed all of my training plans and it has yielded amazing results. Tune in to hear more.

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