She gets SIT done

She gets SIT done

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She gets SIT done episodes

  • I shot my dog cause he bit my niece, AITAH? |She Gets Sit Done Ep 31|

    Welcome to She Gets Sit Done, the dog training podcast where we dive into every day dog owner problems through our own experiences or answering your questions or reddit posts! 00:00 intro00:22 I shot my dog after it nipped my niece9:33 My puppy is dog park ready but should I do off leash or on leash?Training a dog isn’t always easy — but you don’t have to do it alone. Here are the best next steps to help you see real progress:🚶‍♂️ Stop the leash pulling in 7 daysthecompletecanine.co.nz/stopdogpullingonlead🐾 Reactivity video series (real progress, no fluff)bit.ly/reactivity-series📺 Premium Dog Training Content on Consider The Doghttp://www.considerthedog.com/?via=tcc

    22 min
  • How Do You Train in NYC With Triggers Everywhere? We talk with A Wild K9 Anastasia

    In todays episode we have dog trainer Anastasia on from A Wild K9 ( ⁦www.awildk9.com⁩).

    I befriended Anastasia a while back and she made me realise how often I give out advice that may not be suitable for people that live in super cities such as New York City, where you can't avoid triggers and have to deal with situations I have never thought of.

    In this episode we discuss skills city dogs need, what often struggles are for city dogs, what off leash hours in NYC parks looks like (ahum, terrifying!!) and much more!

    Can't wait to have Anastasia on again for another episode because we defintiely weren't finished talking yet!

    1 hr 11 min
  • Unpopular Opinion: Not Every Rescue is a Good Rescue |She Gets Sit Done Podcast S02E5|

    In this episode, we’re diving into the taboo side of dog rescue—the stuff no one wants to talk about because questioning rescues is practically forbidden.


    But here’s the thing: not all rescues are good rescues.We’re breaking down the serious ethical issues in the rescue world, including:

    🐕 Why balanced trainers are blacklisted from rescues—even when they could actually help the dogs

    🐾 The ridiculous adoption process that’s pushing people to backyard breeders instead

    🚫 Why the “Adopt, Don’t Shop” movement isn’t as noble as it sounds

    🏚️ How unsuitable fosters can actually make a dog’s problems worse instead of better


    Rescue should be about what’s best for the dog, but too often, it’s about politics, emotions, and unrealistic expectations.

    Let’s talk about it.🔥 Have you had a bad experience with a rescue? Drop your story in the comments!

    🔥#DogRescue #BalancedTraining #AdoptDontShop #DogTrainingScandals #RescueEthics

    50 min
  • I didn't look after the dog so my wife would rehome it... AITAH?

    Today, we’re switching things up and diving into some AITA (Am I The Ahole?)** stories from Reddit—but with a dog training twist! 🐕💡 While this isn’t our usual podcast format, we’re keeping it educational and entertaining by breaking down these real-life dog dilemmas and offering practical solutions!

    🔥 Chapters:
    00:00 – AITA for asking someone to put their dog away when it jumps all over me? (How to handle unwanted dog greetings & setting boundaries)
    06:00 – AITA for not inviting my sister to the wedding because she always brings her dog? (Navigating dog etiquette & respecting event rules)
    11:49 – AITA for refusing to take responsibility for the dog until my wife rehomed it? (Commitment, expectations, and the reality of dog ownership)

    🐾 Whether you’re a dog owner or just love a good AITA debate, this episode will give you insightful tips on handling tricky dog-related situations!

    🎥 Subscribe for more dog training insights & real-world advice!
    📢 Drop a comment! What would you do in these situations?

    #AITA #DogTraining #RedditStories #DogBehavior #TheCompleteCanine

    18 min
  • How to deal with anxious dogs, dog attacks, and high drive dogs with TYLER MUTO! |She Gets Sit Done|

    In this episode of She Gets Sit Done Podcast, Tyler Muto is back to be our our guest, which we are VERY excited about. In this episode he shares his expert opinion on what to do when you get rushed by an off leash dog, how to approach training with anxious and submissive dogs.. and how to balance high drives dogs need for exercise vs teaching them to chill.

    Watch the previous episode with Tyler about reactivity here: https://youtu.be/SvYjleMewp0

    Learn how to look differently at your dog's behavior with Tyler's balanced training approach! Tune in for valuable insights and tips on handling reactive dogs from one of the best in the industry.Tyler is a world renowned dog trainer who is based in Buffalo New York.

    For years he ran a the very successful dog training business K9 Connection where he has helped countless owner’s and their dogs with a wide variety of issues such as reactivity and aggression.

    He has acreated an amazing learning platform for dog owners called Consider The Dog. It is full of helpful videos and courses from a variety of different well known dog trainers. If you have a puppy or a dog with aggression issues, there is something for you there. Check it out here: https://www.considerthedog.com/?via=sanne

    00:00 Intro to the topic

    00:33 What would you advise for defensive options when you get rushed or potentially attacked by an off leash dog (with or without dog).

    11:40 What do you do with dogs that excel during training drills or at the dog training school - but when you are not in ‘training mode’ and just casually walking the dog always goes back to their anxious and fearful behaviour.

    39:19 What would you do with a really submissive dog that always lies down (belly up) when it’s approached by another dog even on leash.

    50:45 How do you find a balance between exercise and relaxation especially for high drive dogs such as border collies, kelpies and Malinois.

    1 hr 10 min
  • Is a Second Dog Right for You and Your Family? |She Gets Sit Done Podcast S2E1|

    Thinking about getting a second dog? 🐾 In this episode, we dive into the do's and don'ts of expanding your furry family.

    We discuss:
    ✔️ Why adding two puppies at the same time can spell trouble.
    ✔️ The importance of waiting until your first dog is properly trained.
    ✔️ Why a new dog isn’t the solution to fix your current dog’s behavior problems.

    Adding a second dog can be an amazing experience, but timing is everything! Tune in to learn how to make the transition smoother for you, your current dog, and the new pup.

    🎙️ Whether you're considering a puppy or adopting an older dog, this episode will help you decide if you're ready to add to your pack.

    🐶 Watch now and subscribe for more dog training and lifestyle tips!

    #DogTraining #SecondDog #DogBehavior #Podcast #TheCompleteCanine

    15 min
  • How to stop your dog from constant attention seeking |She gets SIT done EP20|

    In this episode, we dive into the common issue of dogs that constantly seek attention and why, as loving owners, we might be unintentionally reinforcing this behavior. 🐾 From the simple act of giving in to their every nudge or bark, to accidentally rewarding them for needy behavior, we discuss the subtle ways we may be encouraging our dogs to demand more attention than necessary.We’ll break down:Why dogs seek attention excessivelyHow owners may unintentionally reinforce this behaviorEffective strategies to reduce attention-seeking habitsBuilding healthier boundaries and routines with your dogWhether your pup is always nudging you for pets, barking for attention, or constantly in your space, this episode will give you practical tips to address the root cause and create a calmer, more balanced relationship with your dog.Tune in and let’s work towards a more peaceful coexistence with our furry friends! 🐶✨

    18 min

About She gets SIT done

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A dog training podcast for dog owners that doesn’t beat around the bush and gives you helpful, realistic tips and guidance on training your dog and solving issues you may be having.