Listen as Monique, Jill and Hayley discuss ways to build confidence in puppies and young dogs, and rehabbing broken, feral puppies. We have technical glitches during this recording so our apologies.

Jill Brown and Monique Anstee, from The Naughty Dogge, discuss the hidden benefits of competitions. They discuss topics like keeping egos in check, boosting your dog's confidence, finding your community, and much more.

Regardless of Sport, Monique Anstee and Jill Brown offer tips to get your dog ready for competition day. Minor details that you probably haven't considered are the difference in your dog feeling like a success or doubting their performance.

Dominic Scarberry, from The Empowered Canine (https://www.theempoweredcanine.com ) joins Jill Brown and Monique Anstee to discuss the canine sport of Tracking. He shares tips about starting young dogs, tightening legs and corners, and trial prep.

Monique Anstee from the Naughty Dogge, Jill Brown, The Bag Lady, and Hayley Hais from The Chewed Slipper discuss what dogs need to be their best, while living in Harmony with their people. They discuss the need for freedom, 4 basic rules and the handler's responsibility to train their dog for the veterinarian.

Jill Brown and Monique Anstee talk with the refreshingly honest, passionate and very engaging Robert Cabral, from Canine Conversations. If you love listening to him, you can find his own podcast right here. https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/canine-conversations-dog-training-podcast/id1464621845

Monique Anstee and Jill Brown interview two time World Champion in IGP, Mia Skogster, from Finland. She describes praise voices to use when training, to better capture your dog, and different types of dogs, as described in her book Let's Speak Dog - Emotional Communication in Dog Training. If you compete in obedience, you will benefit greatly from Mia's video collection and courses on www.inspireurdog.fi. You can buy her book here, and if you want to improve your understand and communication,...

Learn the traits that make a dog handler great. Monique Anstee, Jill Brown and Guest speaker, Hayley Hais, from the Chewed Slipper in Nanaimo discuss the character traits of great dog handlers.

Join Matty, Monique and Jill as they discuss tips for handling and training your reactive dog, and also define the difference in reactivity versus aggression. Leashes with stainless steel snaps can be purchased through www.leerburg.com Ones like this have a double snap, incase a collar breaks. https://leerburg.com/lightweightprongcollarleash.htm

Join Matthew, Jill and Monique as they bring the 'art' back into dog training by breaking down body language into something that everyone can learn. Learn to understand what you see, to keep both you and your dog safer.

One piece of dog training never discussed is improving your presence to help with your handling. While all the great trainers have it, no one defines what 'it' is. Presence has become one of those intangible things that is hard to define. Listen to us as we attempt to define it. We believe that once you understand what pieces presence is made up of, you can be mindful of doing them to help improve your training.

Perhaps not our most factual podcast, but definitely our most unhinged to date. Join Matty and Monique laughing at Jill, as they attempt to share what they have learned. ps. Bridget Carlsen is a legend in our sports, and we admire very much.

Monique Anstee, Matthew Twitty and Jill Brown discuss reactivity in dogs.

Monique Anstee, Matthew Twitty and Jill Brown discuss why so many dogs struggle with stress and anxiety today.

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