What you should do with your dog from 8 weeks - 1.5 years old to have a well balanced dog.
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0:01- *_Beckman Unleashed_*
0:03 #40- Micheal Alstott
#40 - Reign Man
0:31 - The Great dog philosopher Joel Beckman
4:02 - Kid Raising Athletic things
4:27 - 7 year olds suck at baseball
5:57 - Beckman Celebrity at The Padres game and general bragging 😂
7:24 - not giving credit but stealing idea
7:59- oddball sports... badminton
8:20 - Leg dexterity (also known as footwork😂)
9:14- Paying the price for pushing kids 10:46 - learn your kids to fight because they'll need it after you drop them off in the streets of NYC during middle school
11:13- getting into talking about dogs
Basically the longest segway in the history of this podcast to talking about dogs
12:22 - Raising a DOG! (Age appropriateness ) *Link* to the video he refers to at the bottom
12:56 - Dogs doing whatever the hell they want because of treats
14:17 - Getting mad at a baby
14:51 - How to get out of doing dishes by redirecting your wife with dog training
15:46 - 🌈's and HORRIBLENESS
16:25 - _KINDA BACK TO DOGS_ ...
16:05- Celsius will kill you!
16:40 - Dog fear period: just go into Home Depot with them they'll come out 10x better
18:16 - Prince has *NO FEAR*
18:29 - Boscoe and his 3 incidents
Escalators, stairs with no back and killing ground
20:15 - Joel needs a red female any takers
21:20 - Beckman Coaching program :Joel's way or the highway
25:10- Are you a dog trainer just because you train your own dog?
26:06 - You can't call yourself a dog trainer
26:21- Beckmanventures@gmail.com
If you're interested in the program
32:02- Be "OVER IT" with your dog at a year
33:30- There's NO escape valve when you become a Dad. Eric's confusing the shit outta of Joel
36:47- Abandonong the Pod and dogs to go surfing
38:09- Playing jujitsu underwater with Bodie and torpedoes
40:26- French bulldogs are the dumbest dogs
42:05- If you can't juggle screaming kids, thumbnails and piss off your family all at the same time you ain't gonna make it as a trainer
47:28- *lead follow or get outta the way*
49:57- "what year is it again?"
50:41- Eric's still pissed he didn't get a free black belt by association
51:28- Exercise, discipline then affection -Cesar's Way
52:53 - That ship has sailed...socialization is for puppies. Not 3 year old aggro dogs.
55:53- skirting around the subject of man-boobs
56:47 - more shirt ideas!
57:02- DO THE SHIT AT NIGHT! Joel has changed the world by yelling at construction workers. It actually works!
57:41- Joel chases a Crossing Guard up into the woods yelling *"DO THE SHIT AT NIGHT"*
58:12 - Joel reminisces about fighting homeless guys in front of his kids.
58:13 - Don't touch my keyboard!
1:01:22 - *giving up on society* - when to come running outta the bushes with a gun and when not to
1:02:04 - Everyone has "little shit-head kids" except Joel and Eric.😢
1:01:59 : Be a Spiritual Giant while driving like a Ninja when you're pissed at kids parents that don't how to keep the flow going. *No more A-holeism*
1:07:05 - It's enough turning the other cheek, time to flip tables over and act more like Jesus!
A lot of religion talk from this point which is pretty interesting. (I'm not touching this even though I've probably secured my spot in hell already lol) Gotta pick my battles
1:14:54- Insulting the a billion people all at once
1:18:24 - F#@king grape juice!
More Good book talk and the best way to piss off a Jehovah's witness while at a party.
UMMM. These are BRIGHT AZZ RED BTW! Gotta go walk my Dog in these and cause a car wreck.
Joels age appropriate dog stages video here---->ruclips.net/video/yg5EZF98CLk/видео.htmlsi=lKVXsgIRn8KAGNwH
I can’t pick my favorite one, they’re all so good.
Insulting the a billion people at once.... Next week on the apology segment 😂
Where’s my black belt???
@@UNDERDOGMMA it comes with the RED yoggers bro
@@UNDERDOGMMA Kind of like you guys have looked at Ryan's username as Rpatrick, I saw your username as dog mamma. All these podcasts, reading your comments and interacting with you, I didn't realize who you are until I reread your username in Ryan's comment on today's podcast! 😂
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Here's my timestamps until Patrick can give us a more improved version.
0:01 Who else noticed Eric's slight hesitation before lying
0:50 Wow!!!!
2:18 Just kidding, back of topic onto how to raise kids
9:01 Beckman's Sports Unleashed
12:20 One of the few times the word dog has been mentioned in the first almost 10% of the pod
12:37 How to Raise the Perfect Dog (take off from Cesar Millan) Part 1
14:57 How to Get Out of Cleaning Dishes
15:49 Joel talking about his suicide plan
16:21 How to Raise the Perfect Dog Part 2
20:23 Joel needs your help
26:22 Beckman's Coaching Program
28:36 Dog Daddy conspiracy
30:32 How to Learn Rock Climbing
31:00 How to Raise the Perfect Dog Part 3 (with lots of sidetracktions, if that's even a word)
35:00 Responsibility
38:26 Hardcore dudes. All about hardcoreness
Got to go. Will finish tommorrow morning if Patrick hasn't already.
:)
Thank you so much for this. I needed the dog content and it’s hard to stay focused when the topic changes to other stuff so much.
Getting a puppy later this year, been getting ready and your channel is the best preparation.
Thank you gentlemen.
Dogs and integrity are gifts from God, and the podcast is a gift from you! Speaking of faith, most encouraging and inspiring is the recovery of Jordan P’s wife (she was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive cancer with a fatal prognosis). He talks about it with great emotion and conviction. Prayer helps. Miracles happen. Best wishes to all.
Whenever you get pups from Prince, I'd love for you to show why you picked the pup you did as a way to learn what to look for in a puppy.
I still think you should get a red female as an addition to your family and train her to also help other dogs.
When my daughter did not want to take swimming, I remember telling her that she would thank me one day when she has a friend who has a cottage or a friend who has a swimming pool and she will then be allowed to go instead of me saying no. Sure enough, years later, that's exactly what happened.
I made mine go to swim lessons also. I don't remember if I got my thank you. I'm sure I did.
@@User7688.--_I shall thank my parents for sending me to lessons. Thank you for the thought I never had. Probably a lot I should thank them for that I haven’t, and that is definitely one.
A society that is not self-policing and relies on government is not a good society.
Sadly, nowadays that is pretty much everywhere in the world.
@@aussieoutbackfarmmight seem that way particularly in the west or at least certainly in the Anglo sphere but hopefully there are still places that take pride in their culture and protect it.
I also like dogs.
Whenever I foster a dog, that's exactly what I do. I take them for walks in all different areas - I'll walk along a busy road to expose them to traffic, I will walk along schools to expose them to the noise of kids - I will walk them pretty much anywhere and everywhere so that they can get socialized and which makes them more adoptable.
ever since my dog was a month old ive been taking him places. fast forward to today and now he can go on planes and boats/ships. he is so well trained he wont even releave himself inside the doggie restoom of an airport if its indoors and wont even potty in any other area of the airport.
Video Joel has mentioned but as far as I know has not delivered on is the "How to select a rescue dog", Both good signs and bad along with expect some erratic behavior from the previous owners/abuse.
This would be a good topic but I almost bet this is a 80/20 chance things would change when you got the dog home. It's a crap shoot sometimes.
@@rptrick79The point is to raise the probability of picking right verse no method with a guarantee of a bad pick
@@jdo2574 it's a little different in a chaotic place like that. I'd first decide maybe if you'd like certain traits that come with certain breeds and then from there try to find the calmest middle of the road dog, not the 1 hiding in the corner shaking ( not saying that's gonna be a bad dog) , not the super crazy one trying to eat the cage to get to you but one in between.
They all have the potential to be great depending on the owner from my perspective, genetic predispositions aside.
That's why I called it a crap shoot.
A couple thoughts, as my dogs are rescues and I've also fostered puppies for a local rescue:
1. Rescues should always give you a trial period and agree to take the dog back if something doesn't work out (not good with other pets, kids, behavior, etc) but of course there is always an adjustment period so you have to take that into consideration. This is where experience with previous dogs can be helpful for assessing a good match.
2. Where I live (NC) local rescues always have puppies - in fact sometimes even pregnant dogs who give birth in a foster home (a home is the best setting per Joel for a puppy's first experience of life) so get in touch with your local rescues to find out how often puppies are available (if you want a puppy). Rescues also need fosters for puppies once they hit 8 weeks so that's also a great opportunity to get real life puppy experience with a short term commitment.
3. The main downside of adopting a rescue dog, even puppies, is that most of the time you are just not going to know what the breed mix is, until/unless you do a DNA test. My first rescue looks like a pit cattle dog lab mix, but she is also 1/4 chow chow which I can't see but totally explains some of her behaviors (and not a breed I would have sought out) and she was a year old when I got her, so most of her formative months were gone. I think that's the biggest gamble with rescues.
PUPPY = STANDARD POODLE MALE., backyard breeder = no socialization for 5 months, inadequate food. GREAT RESCUE, fed well, vet care, many dogs, on acreage. ONE MONTH WITH ME: Potty trained. Talking nonstop to him so he feels safe, and he's almost good with eye contact when I ask him to look, now. Asking him to sit before going outside or when he gets revved up. Many short walks, chews, plays with toys. He's smart and easily overwhelmed. His well-socialized female sib (golden doodle) is a huge help to him. Lots of time to focus on him, thank goodness.
And he's 10 months old now.
Took me two years for my female standard rescue to look at me. She always avoided eye contact. High anxiety and fear driven. Pretty sad prior life. She is older now and is my shadow. I love this breed and she trust me and will do anything I ask.
It depends on how flexible your child is. I would argue that you should start your kids in swimming which is also a life skill. That is what I did with my two.
Am I tripping or did this drop a day early?
Not complaining. This is a great surprise!
Yeah, well, he didn't know what Year it was, so can't expect him to get the day right 😂
@@underduress5761 he's so busy with everything. Poor guy needs a vacation with his family 🧡
I got tripped out too - even checked my phone for the day thinking I was a day behind this week 😂
I absolutely love all the spiritual conversation! I’ve watched all podcasts so far and finally just caught up! Thank you both for providing hours of insight and entertainment! - a Catholic (lol no harm done) 😂
Nice to know that Prince had hard times on walks too 😅My 10 month Dalmatian cant walk without his hated gentle leader on because he's a pain otherwise, but we'll power through it!
Same with My 10 month old moyen poodle. Lol She's learning slowly. She has her stay down pat as well as fetch so I'm thrilled about that!
Here's an added tip. When purchasing an important puppy (!) investigate the 'puppy preparation" piece. I didn't realize just how important and valuable the breeder is until I got my 'current' GSD puppy. I can only speak from experience but the breeder was REALLY EXCELLENT!!! My 8 week old sweetie came 'partially' trained and beautifully socialized to noise, water, social stuff, exploration,etc..........I can't say enough. And that's why my GSD is curious, alert, trainable, versatile and just developing in the best ways possible. This is the first time I have paid what I consider a large amount of money for a dog. I really wanted a healthy dog because my previous two GSD suffered from DM. ( I wish this on NO ONE) Beckman's terrific but I wanted to contribute ☺😘😘
Great point
❤love your podcast! I have watched every video and podcast since you’ve started! I have 3 Dobes. Two are 5 yrs and one’s just a pup (1yr)and I use all your methods. My confidence is so solid with this pup. I know what to expect on every level. I’m 98 lbs and 69yrs old. I am the boss all day long!!!!Thank you Joel. You are the GOAT.
From one topic to another. I love it. Doesn't matter if I agree or not. I totally enjoy your podcast.
You need a Discord where like minded dog owners could discuss and help each other.
Subscribers help others with their questions all the time. They know Joel can't answer specific dog training questions in comments. Many people will ask their questions and say, “Does anybody have any suggestions.”
Lol, I don't think you guys ever addressed the thumbnail of this video. Great podcast, I loved every minute of it.
How cool would it be to be in the mentorship program with a Prince puppy 🤩
Stairs trip dogs out hard. Besides mine when he was 8 weeks (got him at 5) he actually "ran" down the stairs and by this I mean cartwheeled and his tail wagged the whole time and he popped right up after still wagging ha
I think in that 7-14 age range, doing a mix of ALL things is important, not just all sports. Arts, performance, science (like robotics), cultural activities (like religious stuff or learning a new language), etc. And then having that kid choose the one or two things they are super passionate about as a teen.
Soccer is a great early sport for kids, I think playing with a ball with my feet that coordination/footwork helped with my later basketball experience.
One of the most dangerous types of people to play basketball with is a soccer player that had never played basketball. Talk about having to watch your ankles and where your feet land! Back when I balled a lot if there was a soccer player playing pick up I'd keep my distance because they never seemed to know the rules and would constantly be cutting people off and basically tripping people because their feet were so damn quick.
People talk is important as far too many dog owners will not lead their dog and wonder why they are having issues. Also you can be the leader at work and follow at home and vice versa as well.
I commend you two on what you're doing here, "shaping good humans." All in the name of dog training, im loving the "people content!" 👏👏👏
Keep up the human talk! (I love the way you mix it up without holding back. It’s no coincidence that your conversation included discussion about what a mess we as humans can be and transitioned to Jesus and His power and love! Perhaps Divine inspiration?!? 😊 PS our doberman is an awesome (bad a** )dog because of you and your methods!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Joel! It's definitely been an indispensable resource for raising my Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy. Which is the closest thing to raising a strong willed child. More than any other breed I've raised.
#40 “the A train” Mike Alstott the “thunder” in “thunder & lightning” with Warrick Dunn
Idk how much extra work it would be, but putting chapters into these podcasts would be amazing. Either way, thanks for all the great info guys!
Not needed...just bring your dog to him...Stop being lazy and cheap
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN great point!
Playing more than one sport per kid also depends on your financial situation Joel. For me, both of my kids played recreational soccer, and then my daughter played rep soccer. Thank God it was only for a couple of years because it was very costly. With my son, he also played recreational hockey, which was very expensive, so I'm glad that he chose to just stick with soccer and not competitive either. When you have to send your kids to university or college and you're a single mom, there are certain priorities that take precedence.
Something like this for people who rescue dogs over 1 year would be great. I am either lucky or more knowledgeable about dogs than I realize, or both. My rescues are good dogs but I know there are many who rescue and would benefit by a video explaining how to “test” a dogs behavior when to do what etc for young to older rescues.
Salute to you gentleman
Spiritual/religious discussion is great! Love the mix of dogs, cats, kids, politics, and religion!! Also..do you know it's wednesday? Is this a test?
I messed up and posted on the wrong day 🤦🏻♂️
@@BDTraininglol. Getting ahead of yourself!
I love your style!
Thank you... you provide the best dog training videos I've come across... common sense approach with great insight into dog psychology and behaviour. I have an 8yr old male kelpie/rottweiler, whilst not as refined as Prince, he provides that same firm but fair boundary setting with every pup brought into the household mix.
Cool podcast and a day early too! I agree 8 weeks for love and cuddles then time to get serious!
Your training is spot on! I used your techniques for raising my Rottie puppy (age appropriate one). You're right, its so simple but its so great. Thank you!
Combining the 2 topics of raising children in sports and age appropriateness training for dogs. I hope coaches (and parents) have gotten better at recognizing children don’t physically mature at the same rates or ages. In my basketball career I was misjudged by coaches at different stages because I matured late (I grew until I was 22) and they regretted it when I ended up dominating players they had passed me by for. Back then (I’m 63) they seemed to focus on what you could do right now instead of your potential.
Very late sorry ❤.... family things, out of state... going to listen, and enjoy, now, 🤗🥰
I love Jesus!
Beckman's Dog Training Podcast: How to become the Son of God and Flip Tables like Jesus
I raised my rat terrier puppy from your age appropriate "model". I took notes lol! He is now 11mo, socialized really well and wonderful in all kinds of environments. (Sadly he broke is leg a few weeks ago so he is out of commission right now.) I can atest these recommendations work.
I also use these methods when adopting a new dog and it has worked wonders with my Malinois!
honestly i think karate is a lot harder for young kids than baseball simply because a lot of karate is based on self discipline and on self control. a lot of kids especially very young ones find it very hard to do those things. also karate is A LOT more structured than most other sports. while it allows them to channel things like anger, frustration, or hyper activity in a more positive way it still has them channel those things in a very structured way.
Beckman you are so right to say " you are not God"
in addition to any sponsorships, working the relationships with vendors to provide affiliate links could help leverage the pod by having trackable spending kpi's related to you. in addition, often you will see some kick backs. it would be great for the products that you do support and believe in
I live on 15 acres and I'm wanting to be a dog trainer. I have so much space and I can see the fences in my mind with my dream of fields and even training gun dogs. It's hard because I have a disability. But I'm goal setting and training my current shih tzu. I was too busy with having 2 kids in 2 years, so I fell behind on training her. So I have a 1 year old dog I want to train to be an example of what I can do.
The Abraham and his son Isaiac- that one is interesting. There's so many meanings and symbolism found in it.
The cultures all around them sacrificed their children to all sorts of higher powers. God promised Abraham that he would have a massive family from his heir through his wife Sarah. When God told him to sacrifice, Abraham believed that God would simply show His power by raising Isaiac from the dead. God appreciated Abraham's unwavering trust. God stopped him before he harmed Isaiac, telling Abraham that He doesn't want children sacrificed to Him. Then they found a ram nearby where they offered to God instead. This story ties in a lot with Jewish culture and symbolism, as well as showcasing how they were separated from their surrounding cultures from their founder.
*found a ram. Forgot to say ram 🙃
Great summary!
Thanks again Gentlemen.
I am a huge fan and I so appreciate your content. I struggle with your podcasts though because they veer off topic so much. I am genuinely interested in the dog related subject matter but the podcasts feel more like a casual conversation without structure. Just sharing in case this feedback is helpful because I want you to do well! Love you guys. ❤
I feel the same way but I think we're the exception 🤭
I find myself getting very frustrated when they start an interesting, valuable topic and then jump onto another topic a minute later. Pleeeeease try stay on a single topic for longer than a few seconds.
I love your age appropriatenes I absolutely agree with what I've seen previously
Joel Beckman’s Prince-iples!
My boys been in BJJ for 7 years, they are world class and both will be on the H.S. team next year. This season my oldest set some H.S. wrestling records.. aside from all the obvious benefits of BJJ and wrestling, I credit the discipline for helping them achieve academic excellence
Hearing about Jesus on this podcast was not on my 2024 card but as a believer l love the these segments keep it going! We’re all made in the image of God and are his sons and daughters. However Jesus was the only one that could truly be called the Son of God or Son of Man. Now that’s a role model!
Dogs ARE G*d to me. This is my belief and I am grateful for it❤
You are sorry if you don't have children. You are a funny bunny Mr. Beckman. Happy as i could ever be and can do whatever i want when i want:) Growing up and working on a farm is also a big advantage in kids:)
…funny bunny Mr. Beckman.” 😂😂
Those of us with kids were single once and yet we ALL say there’s no better purpose in life than having a child. People with kids have lived both lifestyles and have the experience to speak on the topic, think about it.
Could you provide any insight into where liability insurance comes in the scope of training?
Do this shhh at night resolution is great. 🤣🤣🤣
I have to echo the earlier comment about you guys discussing Catholicism - that was funny. I was raised Catholic, and what strikes me is that Catholics and Protestants have more in common with each other (day to day raising kids kind of stuff) than they have differences. I thought that schism went out with my parents' generation (I'm a little older than you guys). I can't even think of any C or P that I know who cares about the technical differences between the 2. Evangelicals/ fundamentalists are a different breed, but I think everyone else in the Christian camp is pretty chill.
At a year for most breeds but what about giant breeds that take 2-3 years to mature?
I would not call myself an atheist, I belive but I avoid joining a church/ or a mosque because I see so much miscomunication and misconception. I avoid talking about religion (no matter what religion it is) to most people because majority is so sensitive about it. They never question why someone else's discussion is so triggering to their own belief system. Plus haven't really read those books to even begin to argue. I am really not even interested to try to disprove anything.
I like your critical thinking about how certain knowledge could have been interpreted in a specific way to create a concept that current church is using. Or maybe they accidentally created this current picture of Jesus. Overall, that is why I follow your channel even though I do not have a dog. I love to watch beautiful human mind at work.
Hey dog peeps!
I don’t think my gsd ever went through a fear phase. Nothing noticeable anyway. She’s always been stable, confident, and very obedient. She’s 2 years old now. Only thing I’ve seen her get weird about are storm drains. Maybe she knows something I don’t about what’s down there ha ha.
I was listening with my dogs and was gonna make a comment but no need because @1:23:00 y'all said it. However I do tell my dogs that I'm basically their God. I control everything. 😊
Mother dogs correct their puppies at early age why can’t I ?
Ssshhhhhhhhhhh don't talk about how to raise the "perfect dog", you're going to put yourself out of business! 😂😂 just kidding, love you guys, thanks for helping all of us that want our dogs to be models in society!
Came here for puppy training, ended up chasing people into the woods and flipping tables with Jesus... 😅 this is even crazier than my own vlog/livestream tangents hahaha
LMAO!
Lol
Caesar likes to coin word triplets - nose eyes ears, animal breed name, exercise discipline affection, rules boundaries limitations…
Joel, aside from the famous “we’ll do this all day”, likes to name things - fast twitch energy, leaving me criteria, unacceptable behaviour is unacceptable, methods: go get, doorway, I see it, satiation…
Both give us common language for discourse!
I like Joel's "within criteria" standard.
So started talking dogs at 12:20 minutes
Probably record time actually!😂
Podcast topic: discuss how to know when your helper dog is ready.
IMO, the dog needs to have been around a decent amount of dogs to be confident. But at the same time needs to be trained (training builds confidence)well enough that the owner can stop what they are doing or before, when you see loading etc. heres the kicker, where's a good place to have that experience but be semi-controlled?! Dog Park? I mean if you don't see any great threats its a good place to watch your dog interact and have an idea if its gonna be good helper dog material right?
Just a thought...just spit balling.
Good idea
I would love to see you guys chatting with Charlie from Cherry Hoggs 🍒 ❤
Epigenetics is what y’all were talking about 56:07
You can do basic obedience training with another person's dog and not have to have a facility for that. When I started dog walking and did not have many clients, I did obedience training with a Golden and a black lab. I just charged a little bit more than what I was charging for dog walking because I didn't have the experience but I did basic obedience by just taking the dog for a walk and working on the basic commands: Sit, Down, Wait, Come and Stay - you don't need a facility for that. I understand that for behavioral dog training, you do need some kind of setup or facility.
You mentioned months maybe even years ago, about what to look for when picking a puppy and even a rescue. Did you ever make a video on that specifically, or is it covered in one of your other videos and I just haven't found it yet???.....
ruclips.net/video/RbZ5y6e5ZV4/видео.htmlsi=5u0PVyxyTmXVwFg6
This one I believe
What’s the cost to the program?
I don’t know everything, but epigenetic changes from the parents can last for generations.
Epigenetics is the study of gene expression, or how certain genes get activated or deactivated depending on the environmental conditions.
💥😁💥😁💥 Back the chalice-wagon up there, my dudes 😂. LOVE LOVE LOVE to hear the name of Jesus spoken of without remorse or timidity. Just wondering a little something about the elevation of profanity during the last 2 episodes... I get it when a guest speaker is on and the conversation can get swept up in a rhythm, but I also noticed a peaking of "sailor words 😂" within this post. Of course, this is your podcast, and it's wonderful you have the freedom to speak your minds. Let me tell ya, that's one of the many reasons I'm a die-hard listener!!!!!!!
Come what may from it, I still stand firm in my belief that you guys put out FANTASTIC podcasts, and I appreciate the two of you and your incredibly dedicated work!!!!!!!
So, I got my guy at 3 years old. I got really lucky because he is already fairly well trained, and I have continued to train him. He is not that good meeting other dogs on walks. He gets very hyped up and usually scares the other dog's owner, but he's fine in a dog park. What would you do to help break him of his anti social walking issue?
I have a working line miniature Aussie, do you find a difference in raising a dog with big drive and more working genetics vs raising a more pet/show line? I mean in relation to the stages they move through do you find dogs with higher drive and/or intelligence progress through these stages differently or do you find they are same across the board.
I find more pet dogs are relaxed. My chihuahua vs my rat terrier, I have to do more brain activity with my ratty along with physical exercises. I've followed Beckmans age appropriateness and the terrier is wonderful. (11mo).
Joel can't answer all the specific dog training questions on here. What others do is say, “Any suggestions from subscribers are welcomed.”
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Hi Joel, I am interested in doing your Beckman Coaching Program.
However, since I'm only 15 years old, I don't have an email, and am unable to use someone else's email address.
I have quite a lot of experience with aggressive and fearful dogs. I take on the dogs that know one else will, or can't. But I'm always looking to be a better dog trainer.
Is there anyway I could do it eg. logging into a website, ie anyway that's not through zoom sessions or email? If not, I totally understand, but if you could, that would be awesome.
Thanks 😀
If an email is needed, google and other sites offer services for free. Lack of email is just a tiny bump in the road- keep going! :D
@@nikkisigmon8090 not exactly sure what you mean. I appreciate your help though. Could you please explain?
Epigenetics - when Dutch people were starving during World War II, they passed on epigenetic information to something like 4 generations that caused them to be susceptible to obesity.
So this is something my parents did. I played sport multiple year around never had breaks I refuse to do it to my kids. I am 31 now doctors have recommended knee surgery my back is messed up they said my body is the body of someone 15 years older then me and they are seeing it a lot now in kids who did to much sports. My kids play sports but nothing to the level I did.
So by one year there is no nonsense. Is that when you teach come, or when do you start teaching basic obedience? (Come, sit, stay, leave it.)
Does the potty training only go for malinois too? Lol. Cause my vet said to be a hardcore puppy principal b4 he gets to 16 weeks or my ass is grass
Also Joel, at 1:11:50ish, you're probably mentioning the gnostic texts, which were written by gnostics in the second century. Seriously if you try to read them you can see how easy it is to tell they were not part of the bible or even close to the same worldview.
I think it’s time you change the name of this podcast to -
Joelism Unleashed
I would love to be a trainer like Joel.
Sadly I am located in Europe.
But my country desperately need people who don't train dogs with only positive reinforcement.
Because of this I had a reactive dog for 12 years.
With my current dog I use your methods and to be honest, with his 1 year 7 months at the moment he is far more trained than my dog before ever was in his whole life.
And I feel guilty about because I listen to the whole only positive reinforcement stuff.
Sadly this is the trend in my country. The most horrid things I heard was "If you dog stops to sniff, don't pull the leash. Wait until it moves on its own again" or a woman I know, who owns a reactive dog was told "Yeah, it's the breed. Your bitch has to wear a muzzle until it gets better on its own."
Seriously my country needs capable trainer.
They are crazy people. There's a happy medium, sometimes we need to set some boundaries though. I walk my dog, let him get his sniffs because that's part of experiencing the outside world but I'll be damned if I'm stopping at every telephone pole lol. It's either a verbal, EH, or a little leash pressure.
@@rptrick79yup same.
I actually got yelled at once by a crazy old lady for not letting my dog do on the leash what he wanted and for avoiding most dogs in my neighbourhood.
Mist of them are either reactive as f or pitbulls or both.
Yes burnout. My daughter started ballet at 3 yrs old and her senior year she was done. She still loves dance. But not ballet. Ever
What you think you know about Catholicism is jacked up. The truth is pretty awesome. I’d love to share it with you. And I love the Jesus talk guys.
My 6mo Sprocker (English Springer/Cocker Spaniel mix) gets aggressive right before she needs to poop has anyone else had that with their puppy? She suddenly has a big burst of energy and will sometimes jump and nip me until she relieves herself.
My dog gets ansty in the store if she needs to go and excited if she's going outside... if it's the only time she's taken outside it could be the excitement of getting to go out, especially if she doesn't get to play much while out (also puppy nipping is a thing that Beckman has videos on, might be a separate issue or not, idk lol)
My 4mo Mini Aussie actually gets hyper right before needing to poop, and I've heard of other people's dogs doing the same. He rings his potty bells more frantically when he needs to poop, and he'll often come jump on us and then run back to the door. He doesn't act that way when he just needs to pee. So you're not alone in that experience.😂 Dogs are funny.
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Is it Thursday? Lol
Not sure if I should be happy to see the episode an hour earlier or be upset for being 23 hours late 😅
Jesus is the Son of God and He is God. Father, Son & Holy Spirit. Dog Training is very evident in the Gospels as the foundation is obedience. (to the Commandments). The only way to find this out is to read the Gospels as I was doing when I was helping to recover a traumatized dog. I was helping the dog and reading the Gospels at the same time. Yes and Joel did insult me as a Catholic but as he always says "I don't care" Great podcast!
The Council of Nicaea compiled the canon of the bible in the 300s; they left out books like Tobit & The Book of Giants based upon several rules including consistency & manuscript evidence.
They seemed to do a stellar job
In the Christian Catholic Bible...a bunch of Archboshops decided which books would be in the Old and New Testaments. So why did they decide on those books and what not to put in
Pretty sure politics had something to do with it, and Joel addressed this a bit (Jesus as the one and only son of God). The New Testament was finalized around the same time that Constantine (Roman emperor) converted to Christianity and you know emperors - they'll use anything and everything to keep the empire humming along, and the state religion is no exception.
i have a red female doberman puppy. she's kind of a pain with potty training and some other things she does that just annoy me. she has a bratty attitude lol and she's only 5 almost 6 months old
Watch his puppy videos. He says age-appropriate training.
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Umm. I don't really agree with this. Not all kids are into sports nor can they be forced into it without causing rebellion. I have ADHD and Asperger's and tried to play sports as a kid and it was HORRIBLE and created a lot of social weirdness. I froze all the time in the moment and got confused and in basketball my confusion caused me to score for the other team because I mixed up whose side of the court was whose. I enjoyed wrestling but it wasnt available for girls at school and it took me until adulthood to understand I was good at it, but my frustration as a teen wouldve likely caused me to just hurt my opponents when I lose my temper. Idk if I wouldve been good at it as a small child. I was so socially awkward that sports was just foreign and the freezing in the moment was so traumatic and embarrassing. Only one of my kids has any ability to do sports. He was good at soccer. The other kids couldn't be pushed to do sports. My daughter gets the same anxiety and has puked in class being put on the spot by her teachers. It's just not in every kid. Both us parents are active and we're cyclists as adults. When I had my daughters, instead of paying them allowance to do chores, I offered them allowance to get to the gym and workout at least 4 days a week, because they needed exercise, they need to tire themselves out and the confidence built of realizing they can do it, and getting stronger. They HATED it and eventually decided the money wasn't worth it to them. And I paid them A LOT of money to make It worth it. $20/week which is more than anybody I know pays their kids and any of their friends make for allowance for something they should be doing anyway. They didn't like cycling with me either.
I agree with you. I like the gymnastic from like 4-7 because it’s mostly to get their wiggles out. But the 7-14 age group should be access to ALL things from art to sports to sciences to culture. And it’s child-guided (maybe you would’ve liked a calmer game like golf and then could’ve excelled in more arts or something logical like chess). And then that child can choose to mega focus on 1-2 activities that they are passionate about in high school and college.
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