Are there cultural or inherent reasons why we are drawn to seeing what's wrong with our dogs' behaviour? Why do so many of our training approaches concentrate on quashing "bad" behaviour?Your feedback is always welcome. Email us [email protected] also checkout our online learning courseshttps://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com

In this episode, I discuss the labels of aggression and reactivity and whether these labels make any difference?Listeners of this podcast can get a 30% discount on our aggression and reactivity online course using the code "podcast30"https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dealing-with-aggression-and-reactivity-in-dogs-a-guide-for-owners-and-trainers

We do things and use training equipment to make it easier to live with our dogs. Who does it make it easier for, us or the dog? Are we asking the dog to fill the gap?Podcast listeners get 30% off our Aggression course using code "podcast30" at the checkouthttps://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dealing-with-aggression-and-reactivity-in-dogs-a-guide-for-owners-and-trainers

Our own history of the words we use routinely and with our dogs can and does affect our dog's behaviour. By being more aware of the meaning of these words, we can communicate more effectively to our dogs.Use the code "podcast30" at the checkout for 30% off these courses....

In this episode I discuss training tools and equipment from leads and collars to harnesses and long lines.If you are interested in learning with me, I'm offering Podcast Listeners a 20% discount on the membership coursehttps://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/courses/dog-training-and-behaviour-modificationIf you use the code "Intro20" you'll receive your 20% discount on the first 36 months of membership.

Part 2 of my conversation with Innes, whose journey through positive reinforcement training with his dog, Kuro, changed his life.

Today's episode is the first part of my conversation with Innes, who was a client and is now a good friend and how his journey with his dog changed his life.Part 2 to come ASAP

In this episode I discuss the ins and outs of positive reinforcement training. I also talk about when people say "I tried positive reinforcement and it didn't work" ##and how inaccurate a statement that is. https://glasgowdogtraineronline.thinkific.com/

A mixed bag in this episode but looking at how philosophical practices can help us in our learning journeys with our dogs. As always, we are delighted to receive your feedback, so please get in touch email [email protected]

Thanks again for joining us. In this episode we discuss how the adjectives we use when describing our dogs and each other, such as dominant, stubborn, aggressive etc can limit us and what we can do about it.If you are interested in supporting this podcast and us further, our membership course is available. You receive 5 new lessons every two weeks, and if you use the discount code "intto20" you receive 20% off the monthly fee for the first 36 months. Click on the link...

Cameron is a master carpenter and electrician who got my first dog when a guy walked into a bar trying to give Bobbie Sue away. He didn't even want a dog but felt sorry for her and made all the new dog owner mistakes. In the next year adopted a puppy, Billie Joe and soon after rescued Henry. He had some great training mentors and started studying hard. Cameron has helped run a dog training page of over 100k for years now. Dog Training 101 on...

A few weeks ago, I asked for followers on my Facebook page to complete the sentence "Dog Training is..."Here are some thoughts and reflections on some of the answers which were given.

In this episode I am talking to my friend and great trainer, Colleen Hild. We are talking about the challenges of raising a puppy through the sensitive socialisation periods of puppyhood during the Covid-19 pandemic. This information not only applies to puppies but also to young adult dogs.Colleen has been training dogs since a young age, but left the corporate sales world only 4 yrs ago to purse Her passion as a full-time career.  She earned her Certificate in Canine Studies from the...

In this episode I talk to Katie Ozard, Active Dog Training and Behaviour in Guernsey. Katie had a great opportunity to train a litter of Rottweiler puppies earlier in the summer and shares her experience and observations with us, highlighting how important early positive reinforcement training is to puppy development.Katie can be found online on her websitehttps://www.activedogbehaviour.co.uk/and on Facebook and Instagram searching for Active Dog Behaviour.If you are interested in learning...

In this episode, we talk to Aileen Stevenson, founder of the Perfect Puppy Company in Glasgow, Scotland. Aileen is Scotland's first and (currently) only Family Paws licensed trainer. We talk about the things new parents need to be aware of with their dog for the arrival of their new baby, how things change as the baby becomes a toddler and how to keep everyone safe.https://www.theperfectpuppycompany.co.uk/https://www.familypaws.com/

In this episode, we will discuss some of the often overlooked aspects of teaching your dog to walk on a loose lead/leash with you.You can find additional content on our other social media channels. Please subscribe and if you know anyone who may find this information useful, please let them knowhttps://www.youtube.com/user/GlasgowDogTrainerhttps://www.facebook.com/GlasgowDogTrainer/https://www.instagram.com/glasgowdogtrainer/

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