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In this episode, Pat and Molly talk about how to reset your dog’s routine without causing stress, especially after busy periods, setbacks, or when training starts to feel off track. They explore realistic New Year’s resolutions for dog training, focusing on celebrating small wins, recognising positive training moments, and strengthening key skills like recalls and loose lead walking.
They unpack common challenges that often signal a routine needs adjusting, including over-arousal, inconsistent behaviour, and burnout. Pat and Molly also discuss the importance of decompression days, how to respond confidently after training setbacks, and why slowing things down can actually lead to better progress.
The episode wraps up with a forward look into 2026, encouraging listeners to set themselves (and their dogs) up for a calm, connected, and successful year ahead by creating routines that support both learning and emotional wellbeing.
If your dog’s routine feels out of sync right now, start small ... one calm, predictable habit at a time.
By Flying Paws Dog TrainingIn this episode, Pat and Molly talk about how to reset your dog’s routine without causing stress, especially after busy periods, setbacks, or when training starts to feel off track. They explore realistic New Year’s resolutions for dog training, focusing on celebrating small wins, recognising positive training moments, and strengthening key skills like recalls and loose lead walking.
They unpack common challenges that often signal a routine needs adjusting, including over-arousal, inconsistent behaviour, and burnout. Pat and Molly also discuss the importance of decompression days, how to respond confidently after training setbacks, and why slowing things down can actually lead to better progress.
The episode wraps up with a forward look into 2026, encouraging listeners to set themselves (and their dogs) up for a calm, connected, and successful year ahead by creating routines that support both learning and emotional wellbeing.
If your dog’s routine feels out of sync right now, start small ... one calm, predictable habit at a time.