Great episode and good timing for me. I am soon to be launching my business as a dog trainer after spending years working for many others in the animal field and expanding knowledge. Lots of confirmations I'm on the right path. Staying "humble and hungry" here. Thanks Susan! Looking forward to all your future episodes on any topic.
Would love to see you do a video for people with disabilities, how to train your dog when bending and running are difficult or someone who is wheelchair bound.
Yes, I agree this would be great! Could talk about how to modify training for disabled dogs as well! I just got a rescue and he only has 3 working legs. PS- I’m going through these podcast episodes and love all of them! Thank you for putting all of this insight and wisdom out into the world! 💗
Hello! I adore your podcast. I'd greatly appreciate your tips on a specific dog to dog reactivity situation. I am coaching a 9 moth old intact male German Shepard who is highly dog reactive. I am able to distract him before he goes over threshold using treats, and other positive reinforcement techniques. However, if he is in my car and I don't see a dog before he does he goes over threshold in a matter of seconds. How do you suggest I train him for unexpected surprises while driving? Thanks!
Hi! And thanks so much for your sweet comment. Have you watched our playlist with help for reactive dogs? Here's the link for you: ruclips.net/video/qsHK--RoRjs/видео.html&pp=gAQBiAQB
Would love to hear your thoughts about breed bias, aggression statistics, ur experiences with 'aggressive' dogs, sharing this conversation with ppl. Total selfish request but it's a topic of interest for me ATM!
love, love , love this podcast. Its 100 percent true, been doing it solo for 14 years now and went down so many of routes susan has talked about, i couldnt think of doing anything else, even if it is 365 days of the year, 7 days a week. I went from being a the shyest person in the room to now easily talking in front of a room of about 100 people about my most favourite subject in the world which just has to be dogs LOL
Another great video :) There is always something to take away from each episode which makes you think, I absolutely love them. Would you possibly do an episode on how to handle dog-to-dog aggression?
This podcast was so timely, and every word resonated with my current situation. Thank you as always, Susan, for sharing your message with the world. ❤️🐾❤️
Thanks Susan! I’m not interested in becoming a professional, just becoming the best trainer for my puppy 🐶Still, I make sure to listen to all your episodes because I know even if I am not initially interested in a topic, I’ll still learn something that I did not know yesterday ❤️. I would love to see a future episode involving the progression of you working with a dog who goes into eustress around other dogs to seeing them as “white noise” and how you use IYC and the power of permission to shape them… any tips and tricks would be helpful and greatly appreciated. As I progress through your Recallers program, it would help to know phases of progress to look/strive for as I work in increasingly closer proximity to other dogs. I 100% believe in your methods, and having a model to look at would be priceless!
Another great episode, if only I could turn back turn. But moving forward, looking forward to the next year. ☝️💝, Susan you have a heart of gold I agree, dog training is a life time learning commitment, always striving to squeeze out and seek better training methods, and understand my breed and others. My background is I come from a swimming teaching, and coaching background, with over 25 years experience. My goal as a swimming teacher, and coach was to teach the children skills to swim, survive and have fun, with little achievable steps and patterns each week, in the most shortest time possible.😇😇 many parents comments, have being you have the patience of an angel, I often run into parents, who's children I have taught, 10 years ago, coming up to me saying how grateful and the skills their children have learnt. Some of the children I have taught, brothers sisters, have gone on in life with amazing careers, and great outlook on life. So proud of them all. I have being the quiet achiever in my swimming teaching career, and also enjoyed helping the community who are willing to learn and take on board, better outcomes when training their dogs. I have also being a dog rescue office for my breed, and occasionally other breeds. Where I would put them through a rehab program at my home, and in the community and find the best forever new home.
Great episode and good timing for me. I am soon to be launching my business as a dog trainer after spending years working for many others in the animal field and expanding knowledge. Lots of confirmations I'm on the right path. Staying "humble and hungry" here. Thanks Susan! Looking forward to all your future episodes on any topic.
Would love to see you do a video for people with disabilities, how to train your dog when bending and running are difficult or someone who is wheelchair bound.
Yes, I agree this would be great! Could talk about how to modify training for disabled dogs as well! I just got a rescue and he only has 3 working legs. PS- I’m going through these podcast episodes and love all of them! Thank you for putting all of this insight and wisdom out into the world! 💗
Hello! I adore your podcast. I'd greatly appreciate your tips on a specific dog to dog reactivity situation. I am coaching a 9 moth old intact male German Shepard who is highly dog reactive. I am able to distract him before he goes over threshold using treats, and other positive reinforcement techniques. However, if he is in my car and I don't see a dog before he does he goes over threshold in a matter of seconds. How do you suggest I train him for unexpected surprises while driving? Thanks!
Hi! And thanks so much for your sweet comment. Have you watched our playlist with help for reactive dogs? Here's the link for you: ruclips.net/video/qsHK--RoRjs/видео.html&pp=gAQBiAQB
Would love to hear your thoughts about breed bias, aggression statistics, ur experiences with 'aggressive' dogs, sharing this conversation with ppl. Total selfish request but it's a topic of interest for me ATM!
At 55, am I too old to embark on this path??
@v.a.carter5406 - chase your dream! It's never too late 💚
I listen to every podcast as soon as they come out and then also, like this one, I go back and watch them again!
love, love , love this podcast. Its 100 percent true, been doing it solo for 14 years now and went down so many of routes susan has talked about, i couldnt think of doing anything else, even if it is 365 days of the year, 7 days a week. I went from being a the shyest person in the room to now easily talking in front of a room of about 100 people about my most favourite subject in the world which just has to be dogs LOL
Another great video :) There is always something to take away from each episode which makes you think, I absolutely love them.
Would you possibly do an episode on how to handle dog-to-dog aggression?
So truthful as always ❤❤❤❤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This podcast was so timely, and every word resonated with my current situation. Thank you as always, Susan, for sharing your message with the world. ❤️🐾❤️
Thanks Susan! I’m not interested in becoming a professional, just becoming the best trainer for my puppy 🐶Still, I make sure to listen to all your episodes because I know even if I am not initially interested in a topic, I’ll still learn something that I did not know yesterday ❤️. I would love to see a future episode involving the progression of you working with a dog who goes into eustress around other dogs to seeing them as “white noise” and how you use IYC and the power of permission to shape them… any tips and tricks would be helpful and greatly appreciated. As I progress through your Recallers program, it would help to know phases of progress to look/strive for as I work in increasingly closer proximity to other dogs. I 100% believe in your methods, and having a model to look at would be priceless!
Another great episode, if only I could turn back turn. But moving forward, looking forward to the next year. ☝️💝, Susan you have a heart of gold I agree, dog training is a life time learning commitment, always striving to squeeze out and seek better training methods, and understand my breed and others. My background is I come from a swimming teaching, and coaching background, with over 25 years experience. My goal as a swimming teacher, and coach was to teach the children skills to swim, survive and have fun, with little achievable steps and patterns each week, in the most shortest time possible.😇😇 many parents comments, have being you have the patience of an angel, I often run into parents, who's children I have taught, 10 years ago, coming up to me saying how grateful and the skills their children have learnt. Some of the children I have taught, brothers sisters, have gone on in life with amazing careers, and great outlook on life. So proud of them all. I have being the quiet achiever in my swimming teaching career, and also enjoyed helping the community who are willing to learn and take on board, better outcomes when training their dogs. I have also being a dog rescue office for my breed, and occasionally other breeds. Where I would put them through a rehab program at my home, and in the community and find the best forever new home.
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Fantastic Episode!!!
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you are my mentor 💜😉😁🐶🐶
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