The second portion of the episode I recorded with Savannah and Lauren discussing the topic of adding another dog to your household.

Sort of a follow up to episode 14, Savannah took Cody for a week long trial. I’m this episode we talk about the perspective she gained from that experience. Lauren joins us as well!

In this episode Savannah and I recap a text conversation we had troubleshooting some issues she’s run into with her dog Flora as a result of overdoing her enrichment and exercise. We also talked about the dog Cody I have for rehoming, I tried to convince Savannah to take him, and we discussed when to and when not to get a second dog. As always the conversation bounces all over the place but I think overall it’s a really good one! If you are a podcast listener and want more digital content and direct access to me for questions and discussions, I just released a new subscription service that will replace my Patreon. Find details and join here: www.commongroundcaninemn.com/subscribe

I’m back after a short hiatus! This time I sit down with my good friend Jess Lund and we talk about protection sports. Jess has been training for and trialing in Mondioring for the last fourish years with her two German Shepherds, Norma and Wendy.

Long awaited, I dive into what the heck I mean when I call something a Don’t Push The Button Issue. Follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/inthewoodswithdogs and join us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/commongroundcaninemn

Hanah is back and this time we talked about building client relationships and coaching people with kindness. Find Hanah on Instagram here: https://instagram.com/cashmerecounseling

In this episode with my Group Training Clients, Amber, Jamie, and Savannah, we talk about how adding tools and more structure has benefited their relationships with their dogs. Each of these gals have been working on behavior modification with me and introduced new concepts that they hadn’t tried before meeting me.

Megan Blair is the owner of a four year old Beauceron named Bishop. When she first got Bishop she had lofty goals for the things they’d accomplish. As time went of, Megan lost a lot of interest in being active and competitive in dog sports and get this, the world didn’t end! She talks in this episode about how that pressure came to be and how she eventually shed that weight of needing to participate in sports to feel like a valid “dog person”. Megan also owns a raw feeding company called Simply Rawsome which you can find online here: simplyrawsomeus.com Use the code “commongroundcanine” to get 5% off your order!

In this episode with my Group Training Clients, Amber, Jamie, and Savannah, we talk about how adding tools and more structure has benefited their relationships with their dogs. Each of these gals have been working on behavior modification with me and introduced new concepts that they hadn’t tried before meeting me.

In this episode Keely and I talk about my lifestyle with nine dogs and the things that go into having a multidog household.