Dawg Boss K9 Training

In this episode of The Robotic Dog, Brittney dives deep into a concept few trainers talk about — mourning the loss of the “old dog”.No, your pup didn’t cross the rainbow bridge… but the wild, frantic, clingy version of them? Yeah, that one’s gone. And that can feel weird.Brittney compares emotional detachment from humans to the subtle grief that sometimes comes with dog training. As we correct problematic behaviors, we also say goodbye to the chaos we secretly kinda liked — the overexcited greetings, the intense ball obsession, the clingy quirks.She shares stories of client dogs who evolved into calmer, more fulfilled animals — even if that meant giving up some of their “personality” quirks. Britt breaks down how modifying a dog’s core behavior changes their entire vibe — for the better.Grieving the version of your dog you “got used to”Why fixing root problems removes the “cute” chaos tooHow anxious or confused dogs display learned behaviors we accidentally reinforceThe psychology behind creating a mentally s

SummaryIn this conversation, Brittney Howard discusses effective ways to love and train dogs, emphasizing the importance of structure, clear communication, and understanding dog behavior. She highlights common misconceptions about food, affection, and freedom in dog training, and how these can lead to unintended negative behaviors. The discussion also touches on the significance of not overindulging dogs with gifts and treats, advocating for a more thoughtful approach to pet care.TakeawaysYou can love your dog, but it must be productive.Food can be a double-edged sword in training.Freedom without structure can lead to anxiety in dogs.Clear communication is essential for effective training.Petting your dog in the wrong context can reinforce anxiety.Gift giving to dogs can create confusion about value.Dogs thrive on structure and boundaries.Affection should be given at the right times.Overindulgence can lead to behavioral issues.Understanding dog psychology is crucial for pet owners.Chapters00:00 Dating Disaste

Brittney Howard discusses the challenges faced by dog trainers and their clients, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and teaching methods. She highlights the need for trainers to understand their clients' learning styles and to teach in a sequential manner that is easy to grasp. Brittney shares personal experiences that shaped her teaching philosophy and stresses the significance of creating supportive environments for learning. She also addresses accountability in dog training and the future of training support for clients.TakeawaysClients often struggle due to trainers' lack of effective communication.Teaching should be simplified for better client understanding.Sequential learning is crucial for client success.Personal experiences can shape teaching methods.Supportive environments enhance learning for clients.Accountability is key in dog training success.Trainers should avoid condescension towards clients.Clients need practical solutions for their dog training issues.Video updat

This episode delves into the experiences and insights of our guest fellow veteran and trainer, Daniel O’dell. It covers key topics such as the importance of free education, dog consent, finding the right trainers, and the fine line between respecting a dog's personality and ensuring necessary training. The discussion also highlights the challenges of consistency in training, the importance of seeking multiple perspectives from various trainers, and the pitfalls of poor training practices. Real-life examples illustrate the complexities and dedication required in the training process. 00:00 The Importance of Seeking Free Education for Dog Trainers 00:11 Understanding Dog Personalities and Training Needs 01:17 Training Journey and Challenges 03:05 Finding the Right Trainer and Training Style 04:48 Critiquing Training Methods and Industry Issues 06:26 The Reality of Dog Training and Handling 10:31 Exposing Bad Dog Trainers 11:23 Effective Correction Techniques and Training Standards Follow Daniel O'dell and The

In this episode of the Robotic Dog Podcast, hosted by dog trainer Brittney Howard, the focus is on the concept of control in human and dog relationships. Brittney emphasizes the importance of moving away from a controlling approach in training, relationships, and life itself. She shares insights from a TV show business conference where mentor Stephanie Odea introduced the idea of following the pull instead of the push in life, suggesting that one should go towards what naturally attracts them. Brittany applies this philosophy to dog training, arguing against the forceful correction of dogs and in favor of creating circumstances that encourage dogs to follow willingly. She discusses her preference for using retractable leashes and prong collars for training, aiming to create a positive and desirable attitude in dogs towards their owners. Brittany also touches upon her personal experiences and the overall ease of dog training when approached correctly, urging listeners to engage with the podcast and share their

Understanding Dog Behaviour and Training Techniques This podcast discusses various aspects of dog behaviour, training techniques, and general understanding of dogs. It provides insights on methods for training dogs to play fetch, teaching dogs to be neutral, dealing with territorial behavior, and setting specific bathroom spots. The podcast also highlights the importance of understanding a dog's behaviour and communicating effectively with them for a better outcome. Further, it demystifies misconceptions about certain breeds and dog behaviours. Towards the end, the host expresses a desire to correct dog myths perpetuated in popular media, specifically those mentioned on the Joe Rogan experience. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:14 Exploring 'Answer the Public' 01:05 How to Train Your Dog to Play Fetch 04:24 The Importance of Teaching Neutrality 05:22 The Art of Training Your Dog to be Neutral 05:24 The Importance of Training Your Dog to Ignore Distractions 05:45 The Art of Training Your Dog t

Everyone asks me "How do you get such great focus from your dogs?" And the answer is simple. I am LIFE to my dog.  Show notes:  INTRO How do you train focus?  What is focus? We must remember that focus is unnatural and dogs don't do it straight out the womb.  What do you want your focus to look like ? Do you want to mimic bitework obedience or do you want to mimic the more friendly obedience of the AKC world? You must choose what is important to you!   How you get focus is how you keep focus, you must rehash the basics again and again.  We must be source of all rewards... and allowing people to pet our dogs does the exact opposite.  When I go outside with my dogs, they are asking ME to do something for them, not the other way around.  Bottom line, stop "training" your dog and go play with your dog.  Follow us on socials:  Facebook.com/dawgboss123 Instagram.com/dawgboss123 www.dawgboss.com text or call for training 618.409.7791 Video to train what was discusse

Hayley is a young dog trainer seeking guidance for her dog Hutch. Hutch has been growling at her younger brother, and has also been blowing off recall commands. Listen in to hear some solutions to these issues. *All training should be done under adult supervision, especially when dealing with potentially aggressive behaviors. *Check us out on all socials @dawgboss123 *We conquer all dog training issues, big or small! Any breed, any age! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dawg-boss/message

Your dog is never trained. Ever. Got that? It's a constant struggle and triumph!! Never quit. Never never never ! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

It's your dog a Velcro dog? Your can actually be doing more garb than good by allowing your dog to be a stage 5 clinger. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

Thinking of adding two puppies to your home ? Think again! Want to add a second dog ? Here's how to do it ! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

How to get your dog no so dependant on needing a reward. We still give it. But about 20-30% of the time. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

Timing for dog training is everything, listen to the words we use to communicate with our dogs so they understand what we want. We also use clickers for precise replicated sounds. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

Is your dog an anxious reck? Does your dog struggle to exist in daily life ?! It is possible to get him out of it! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

Imagine having a puppy that doesn't pee or poop in the house !! It is possible !! Listen to unlock the secret! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

How to stop random dogs from coming up to yours and creating issues. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message

Welcome to Dawg Boss K9 training --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawg-boss/message