E468: Jennifer Kunst, PhD: The Intersection of Dog Training & Psychology
In this episode I interview clinical psychologist Dr. Jennifer Kunst about the intersection of dog training and psychology. We look at how her three-strand approach to living a good life—embracing rea...
10 Heinä 42min
E467: Arousal Modulation with Christina Young, Kelly Daniel, Jane Ardern, and Irith Bloom
Four of the presenters from the upcoming one day conference, Arousal Modulation: Building a Clear-Headed Dog!, join me for a conversation about how arousal works, why it's not all good or all bad, and...
3 Heinä 39min
E466: Irith Bloom - "Dealing with Your Dog's Demand Barking"
In this conversation, Irith and I talk about what causes demand barking, what we can do about it, and why the advice to "just wait it out" is often completely ineffective.
26 Kesä 45min
E465: Amy Cook, PhD & Josefin Linderstrom - "The Power of Touch in Dog Training"
Dr. Amy Cook and Josefin Linderström, founders of the Social Approach, join me for a deep dive on the topic of touch and our relationships with our dogs. In this episode they share some of the researc...
19 Kesä 50min
E464: Julie Flanery - Are We Ever Really Finished Training A Behavior?
If you're like most dog trainers and handlers out there, you've started training lots of different behaviors that never quite reached a finished and fluent state. In this episode, Julie and I discuss ...
12 Kesä 48min
E463: Bronagh Daly - "Big Feelings in Dog Agility"
Does your dog have big feelings about dog agility? Whether they love the sport so much they can't contain themselves or have big feelings about new environments, other dogs, or strangers, in this epis...
5 Kesä 49min
E462: Melissa Breau - "Teaching a Reliable Recall"
Want your dog to come running when you call them? In this episode Crystal Wing steps in as guest host to talk to Melissa Breau about her upcoming class on building a reliable real-life recall, includi...
29 Touko 32min
E461: Sarah Rida - "Teaching A Contact Heel"
Curious why and how to teach a contact heeling behavior? Contact heeling is a transport behavior distinctly different from formal obedience heelwork or loose leash walking – and in some instances, it ...
22 Touko 28min
