The same friendly voices you know and love in a slightly different format. Dog training and puppy advice for pet parents and dog trainers alike. 

If you are a dog trainer or pet parent there are 5 lessons in this week's episode. I break down 5 very important lessons I've learned that you can apply in your dog training business or life with a dog if you are a pet parent. 

If you have a reactive dog or send your dog to doggie (doggy) daycare then you'll want to have a listen to this week's episode where I answer the question- "Why doesn't my dog act this way when he/she goes to doggy daycare?" Reactive or Aggression behaviour (in dogs) CAN BE FIXED and it starts with You... listening to this podcast. THEN going to doggettstyle.com and getting a copy of the Doggett Style Online dog training program which is perfect for puppies, rescue dogs, foster dogs, and dog trainers. 

If you are a dog trainer, or thinking about becoming a dog trainer than I'm excited to announce my new YouTube page to Help Dog Trainers... It's called "Helping Dog Trainers." I'd love to hear from you so leave a comment or send me a message about a topic you've always wanted to know about! 

Does your dog try to protect their food from other dogs, people, cats, kids, their reflection in the mirror? Whether you have a puppy, rescue dog, or adult dog you are going to want to know about resource guarding. 

Whether you have a new puppy, adult dog, rescue dog or you are just "temporarily" fostering a dog you'll want to know about the opposite rule. It such an easy mistake to make but after knowing this you'll have something new to try when your dog isn't listening to you. 

Is your dog happy? Did you like your dog to be happier? Of course you would! You're not koala Deville are you?! On this weeks episode we get into the six ways to have a happy dog.

If you need to leave your dog when you go on vacation (wait what's a vacation?) then you'll want to know your options. Boarding kennels, doggy daycare, in home services, vet clinics, in this episode we cover it all. 

It's a blessing to see your dog grow to a ripe old age. There are strategies you'll want to know so you can start implementing them right away to ensure the aging process is smooth and ultimately easier for you and your senior dog. 

It's inevitable that your dog is going to meet other dogs and be forced to socialize at some point. It's important that you aren't doing things to make that dog social interaction any more tense than it might already be. These rules really apply at Dog parks and even when greeting dogs on leash. Whether you have a puppy or new rescue dog (or foster dog) it's important to have a plan for the planned and unplanned social moments in your dog's life.