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Hey there fellow dog lover!
This week I am sharing the story of Levi, one of the most fearful dogs I have had the pleasure of learning from. And this week I had to take him to the vet and I was so shocked by his behaviour I wanted to share it today!
Upon reflection, I figured this out:
The number one thing I did over the years of living with Levi that made the most difference is what I am talking about today on the podcast!
Please share your wins with your dog. I would love to hear from you!
Here's how you can stay connected with me:
#1 Be my Pen Pal!
Go to Beyond Obedience.ca
Wait on the page until the pop-up menu comes up
Leave your name and email and that's it!
We are now Pen Pals!
#2 Join the free FB community
Living Beyond Obedience.
See you next week!
Hey there my fellow dog lover!
If there is one thing I can say about my life with dogs is that I have learned so much from living with and working with large groups of dogs.
I have had the opportunity to see:
Familial Packs
Temporary Packs
Working Packs
And of course, living with my House Pack
And I can say that they are wildly different.
So that is why when I hear tragic stories of dogs getting hurt (or worse) from intentional dog lovers when they are fostering dogs or pet-sitting dogs in their homes, I knew I wanted to share some of my insight and the things I have learned over the years.
So buckle up, this one got away from me, but there are some good takeaways in this episode.
Also, be sure to sign up to be Pen Pals with me so that you can be the first to know when we have our new Fearful Dog course out and the Multi-dog Household Masterclass. Coming soon!
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See you next week~
T
Hey there dog lover!
I am so glad you are here and this is a "controversial" dog training topic.
But I know this one thing can change your dog training journey for the better so it must be said.
Today on the podcast I am talking about the power of no and how if you have been told you MUST use positive only or purely positive training, you my friend have been "marketed "to. (And there really is on such thingš)
So it's not about not using the word no, but rather HOW you use the word no and I am sharing exactly how to do it so that you can finally get some results.
Don't stay stuck in your training. Give your dog the feedback to help them understand and feel safe in Humansville.
You can say no!
Next Steps:
Let's be Pen Pals!
And that's it! Now we are Pen Pals and I am sharing the pics I took during this episode!
Also, Be sure to join the free FB group! you can leave pictures and ask questions!
See you there~!
T
Hey there fellow dog lover!
So I was in Pet Valu the other week when an already nervous/anxious dog working on "socialization" reacted (negatively) to a little puppy who came into the store.
The chaos and barking caught my attention and before I could get around the isle to see what was going on, both owners (and the staff at Pet Valu) were all saying "It's okay, you're okay!"
The puppy owner was petting her pup and saying it.
The anxious dog owner was saying it.
The employee at the cash register was saying it.
And as I watched, I thought... Nothing about this is okay.
This incident inspired this week's episode on the podcast. :-)
Learn why I do not like the phrase "It's Okay!"
and what you should say instead.
Also, in this episode,
I discuss when I would turn my back on a threat, and when I wouldn't.
There is lots of great tactical stuff in this episode~
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Let me know what you think!
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Talk to you next week!
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Cheers
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Tracy
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NEXT STEPS:
Join me over on the free FB groupĀ Living Beyond Obedienceā
(it will get more exciting over there I promise~!)
Be my Pen Pal!
1. Go to BeyondObedience.ca
2. Hang on the page for the Pop-up
3. Give me your name and email and ...
that's it!
Now we are pen pals and forever friends!
Hey there my fellow dog lover!
Whenever I get a phone call about dog training, I usually have to admit I don't teach obedience or hold obedience classes.
But most often, if people are calling about training they usually don't need obedience training at all...
And that is where I come in!
This week I am talking about why you shouldn't be obedience training your newly adopted rescue and what you *should* be doing instead.
So grab your notebook because today I am sharing 3 things you should be doing for your dog AND
3 things you should be doing for YOU,
when you adopt a new rescue dog.
Next Steps:
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2. Wait for the pop-up menu Canine Chronicles
3. Give your name and email
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Hello, fellow dog lover!
Today on the show 8 Reasons You Should Crate Train Your Dog.
Crate training goes beyond just housebreaking your puppy and is in my opinion one of the most important life skills for dogs living in Humansville.
In upcoming episodes, we are going to talk more about the importance of this incredible tool for our fearful and shy dogs. So be sure to follow the show for more on this topic!
So if you have ever wondered if you should crate train your dog or if you have ever asked "When can I stop using the crate for my dog?" This episode is for you!
Next Steps:
Join the Free FB community
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2. Hang on the page for a few seconds for the pop-up
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Hope you enjoy this episode!
Be sure to share with all your dog-loving friends!
Talk to you next week!
T
Hey there my fellow dog lover!
Today we are talking about a powerful exercise called BE Quiet, and the 3 reasons this will help you create a beautiful bond with your dog.
It will help you, your dog and your relationship.
The power of this simple exercise can't be overstated.
Please take a moment today to BE Quiet (even if it's just for a few hours) and be sure to share your how interesting moments in our Facebook Community
And of course, make sure you are on the Canine Chronicles:
1) Go to BeyondObedience.ca
2) hang on the page until the pop-up window appears
3) drop your name and email
And that's it!
Now we are Pen Pals!
I hope you enjoy this episode!
See you next week
T
Hi friend,
This was a hard one for me. But I know you of all people will understand.
I will be back next week with the scheduled episode on BE Quiet.
For now, Hug your dog for me.
Don't forget to join the Facebook Group: Living Beyond Obedience
And the Canine Chronicles to keep up to date with episodes and questions. Here's how:
Go to beyondobedience.ca
Stay on the page until the pop-up menu asks if you want to join the Canine Chronicles.
Drop your name and email and that's it!
Until next time,
T
Hey there dog lover!
Do you want to learn something about your relationship with your dog?? (of course, you do! ðŸĖā°)
Today, you are getting a sneak peek at one of the first lessons in my Relationship Remedy Online Program!
This is one of my favourite exercises that all of my students do.Ā
It's called BE with.Ā
I first learned about this when my dad bought me a baby horse. I was thrown into the deep end of trying to figure out horse psychology ( prey) instead of dog psychology (predator).Ā
So that began an incredible journey of learning and today I am sharing that with you!Ā
Your dog is always communicating with you... and this exercise will help you stop and take a moment to listen. :-)
I hope you enjoy this mediative exercise in awareness.Ā
Next Steps:Ā
Make sure we are Pen Pals:
Join the Canine Chronicles!Ā
Also, if you haven't joined the free Facebook Community Join me there!
Ć¢ĀĀ Living Beyond ObedienceĆ¢ĀĀ
Looking forward to hanging out with you next week!
T
Hey there fellow dog lover!
Dog reactivity and off-leash dogs. š
It's a hot topic for sure. š„
It can be said that dog reactivity is born from bad experiences when your dog is on a leash.
But today I am talking about how I turned a potentially bad situation into a dog-bonding experience.
I am sharing exactly what I did, why I did it and sharing 3 tips on how to help your dogs when off-leash dogs approach you while you are walking your dog.
Now disclaimer time:
There are many variables when it comes to off-leash encounters with other dogs. Today's story worked because these dogs weren't aggressive and the owners were great people. That won't always be the case therefore, always consult a professional dog trainer to help you if you are struggling with dog reactivity and off-leash dog encounters
How to stay in touch:
Join the Canine Chronicles (aka Be my pen pal!)
Here's how to do it:
1. Go to www.beyondobedience.ca
2. Hang on the page for a few seconds until the pop-up comes up
3. Fill out your name and email
4. Now we are pen pals!! š
I hope you enjoy this episode. Reach out if you have questions or other podcast ideas!
See you next week!
T
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