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Warning: this episode references euthanasiaWhat do you do when you have been dealt an emotional blow, and need time to process that, but time is the one thing you don't have?Because you have to get back to work so you can make rent for example?
Leah Lykos, a dog behaviorist out of Chattanooga Tennessee and guardian to three dogs, Eva, Biggie, and Mia explains how her focus is on movement and somatic work. That makes sense given that she operates from the philosophy that for dogs even
[The audio of this episode is a bit wonky, but I hope you'll put up with it because the content is great]Matilda is a canine coach who creates all the things she wishes she would have had available when working with her dog Nala for her clients
When you have to train something you don't know how to identify, where do you start?Can you even start?I share the experiences a friend of mine and myself have had doing physical therapy, the lessons I learned from it and how they apply to life
How does a UK national end up a dog (and other animals) trainer in Dubai? Just listening to Aimee's backstory will have you in awe of the way she has stayed true to herself making big life decisions.We talk about how she tries to make clients f
This episode is for you if you identify as a perfectionist. Simply talking with Aga, the short version for Agnieszka about the concept of errorless learning has given me another way to look at perfectionism and how it can (often but not always)
Als Ninke Luka adopteert heeft hij al twee jaar lang in een Russisch asiel gezeten. Eenmaal thuis in Belgisch Limburg durft hij niet eens binnen te komen, zo ontzettend moet hij wennen aan zijn nieuwe leven.Goedbedoelde adviezen als "da's een e
A spontaneous unscripted ramble about my new Mind's Best Friend group coaching program.If you like what you hear on the podcast and you have been wanting to dig deeper, now is your chance. You can find more information here:https://kajsavanover
Beating yourself up about being stuck in the "I kind of want to change, but I can't get myself to change, so I must not want the change bad enough" is one of the most counterproductive ways to talk to yourself.Change isn't all about action. It
If you follow any kind of dog related social media, then you will know Georgie, where she posts under the handle @trickwoofs.You will have seen the lovely whimsical cartoons she draws about life with a reactive dog, which are so extremely on po
Does your partner brush off your dog's reaction like it was nothing? Don't they understand the concept op threshold and the importance of limiting reactions?It's enough to make you fume!What could be going on on their end though?Is your partner
This 50th jubilee episode of Ruff Around the Edges is in Dutch!Come back next episode for more English language content.[Waarschuwing: Rond de 20 minuten horen we Thiseas even blaffen]Maak kennis met Isabelle, het baasje van Thiseas, een adopti
If only you knew you would get there in the end, then the setbacks wouldn't be so hard to bear.If you just had someone who could guarantee you that, yes, your dog's going to go after a couple more cyclists and there will be 4 more periods of re
Ali was from London but now lives in MarylandWe talk about how she got into the business of dog training, which has a little something to do with her German Shepherd cross Indie.We talk about the widespread misunderstanding that all dogs should
Do you ever have a hard time relaxing after something stressful happens?You want to be in control of your emotions so your bad mood doesn't rub off on your dog or others around you.If you're angry at something, you want to calm down so you don'
Jumy is a positive reinforcement horse trainer from the U.A.E. who opened her own livery yard, malath paddock paradise, 3 years ago, but she’s been in the industry for 13 years already.I ask lots of no doubt cringe worthy questions, as I know
This podcast episode is a reply to an email I received from someone on my email-list.They wrote:I was constantly trying to manage between work, my dogs, my almost adult kids, my house, a big yard with a lot of plants, my husband, my extended fa
Grab your dog and plan a dog walk or two. Better yet, sit down, grab pen and paper and take notes. This episode is long and chock-full of wisdom. Here are just some of the things Haley of @paws.andreflect talk about:Why we choose to train the
Would you categorize stress as a negative emotion? Are you willing to feel it? What do you do when something stressful happens on a walk? The answer to that question might already give you the answer to the first two questions.Do you compound y
UK veterinarian Grace and I talk about her Romanian Rescue dog Piper and how being the guardian of a challenging dog has impacted her work as a veterinarian.What were the advantages she had, being a vet already, in dealing with her dog?We also
Are you going after the wrong goal?Is your goal to be able to trust your dog?Is your goal to not want to be afraid of something bad happening to your dog or because of your dog?Is your goal to be able to have relaxed non-training dog walks?Or i
After she had gotten several shoutouts on the podcast already, it was about time I interview the one and only Marissa Martino of Paws and Reward herself. Or rather, I got lucky enough to have her on the show.If I were you, I would listen to thi
If you agonize over decisions, research purchases to death before buying, and weigh the pros and cons seemingly endlessly, then this is the episode for you.There’s a reason your brain does this. It’s trying to be kind to you. And its kindness o
You’ve heard of decompression walks, letting your dog enjoy nature and sniff away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.How about a 1600-mile decompression walk?Luna (Marijke) and Werewolf (Scott) hiked the Pacific Crest Trail (2650 miles)
This episode is all about how staying curious can help your dog, your relationships, and yourself.It was triggered by a conversation I had with a friend who wanted to know why I didn't use Caesar Milan's training style, because it seemed to be
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