In this Episode, we're chatting all things reactivity. Reactivity is a big word in dog training, but what does it actually mean to have a reactive dog? You'll get to hear all about Gretchen, Meg's reactive dog, and how she came to be a part of The Everyday Trainer team. Meg talks all about what it's like living with a reactive dog, a few tips you can try to work through reactivity, and how identifying with reactivity can limit your growth.

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Welcome back to season 2 of The Everyday Trainer Podcast.  In case you've forgotten, my name is Meg and I'm a dog trainer out of Orlando Florida. Think about this episode as a "Hey, sorry I've been missing for 2 years" as I explain where I've been, where I'm at now, and what I've learned during my hiatus.

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In this episode, Meg talks about everything you need to know when it comes to Ecollar training. These tools can be a great addition to your dog training toolbelt but do require a little know-how. Meg walks you through how to safely get started using these tools on your own to bring out the best in your dog.

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In this episode, I walk through all those little habits throughout the day that make or break a dog. I talk about the habits I see most owners doing wrong, how to implement your own healthy habits, and answer your questions on why some habits might be less than beneficial.

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Does your dog cry when you leave? Need constant affection? Follow you around the house all day? Destroy things when you're gone? You may have a case of Separation Anxiety...

In this episode, I chat about all things separation anxiety and what we can do to limit it. You'll learn why crate training is important, how to get started with a crate schedule, how to chill out to teach your dog to chill out, and more.

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Puppies are my favorite topic to talk about so here it is! My 10 puppy truths. In the episode, I walk you through the 10 things you need to know about raising a puppy. There is so much training that can be done in the early stages of the dog's life to prevent unwanted behaviors later on and here, I teach you what things you can do to create a calm + confident adult dog.

In this week's episode, I chat with Clayton Matthews, a dog trainer out of Austin, Texas. Clayton has worked with dogs starting in his early childhood with his dad's hunting dogs and later with his own dog, who became quite the problem child. From that point forward, he was bit by the dog trainer bug and gained training experience from shadowing trainers, absorbing as much as he could through books, videos, and attending conferences. Both Clayton and I are relatively new trainers so we get to talk about how we approach training, the problems we see in the current industry, and how we plan to change the game.


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If you've been curious about learning about integrating e-collars or prong collars into your training but don't know much about them, this episode is for you. In this episode, I talk about all things tools. I walk you through the 4 main tools that I use in my dog training, why I use them, and discuss what it means for a big box pet store to no longer be selling them.