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The holidays are stressful enough, not to mention adding in a dog that’s
working on issues. Will my training regress? Will my family judge my
training methods? Liz and Jeff break down how to prepare yourself, and your
dog for the holiday season and are ready to help you turn chaos into calm.
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Your dog’s walk is the best part of their day, but does their pulling on
leash make YOU dread your walk? Leash pulling is (unfortunately) the norm
for a lot of dog owners. But it doesn’t have to be! Liz and Jeff break down
what lies at the heart of leash pulling and unpack the three areas to focus
on to improve the quality (and enjoyment) of your dog walks.
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Picking the right dog trainer can be stressful. Social media is full of trainers that look good, but are they the right fit for you and your dog? We've got you covered! In this episode, we break down choosing a dog trainer into 5 key dimensions, give you the exact questions to ask, and help you understand what to look out for.
Download the FREE 1-page cheat sheet with the questions to ask:
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In this episode of the Honest to Dog podcast, hosts Liz Foley and Jeff Gadway discuss the importance of addressing dog reactivity and the expectations dog owners have regarding their pets' training. They reflect on a recent five-day reboot training program, emphasizing the significance of continuous learning and striving for excellence in dog training. The conversation explores the journey from settling for mediocrity to unlocking a dog's full potential, overcoming fears and judgments, and the role of trainers in fostering growth. The hosts encourage listeners to celebrate progress, explore new possibilities, and recognize that dog training is an ongoing process.
Sign up for the Healing Behaviours online course for February 5th through the website:
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Dog Reactivity Solutions
02:52 Reflections on the Five Day Reboot
06:05 Expectations in Dog Training
09:00 Unlocking Potential in Dog Training
11:49 The Journey from B to A in Training
15:07 Overcoming Fear and Judgment in Training
17:58 The Importance of Continuous Learning
20:53 Celebrating Progress and Small Wins
23:47 Exploring New Possibilities in Training
27:11 The Role of Trainers in Growth
30:01 Final Thoughts on Growth and Expectations
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In this episode, hosts Liz Foley and Jeff Gadway reflect on the transformative year of 2024, discussing themes of growth, resilience, and evolution in both personal and professional realms. They share success stories from their dog training experiences, highlighting the impact of innovative training methods, particularly the stay-in-train model and the use of e-collars. The conversation emphasizes the importance of flexibility in training, the need for effective communication, and the personal growth that comes from overcoming doubts as a trainer. They discuss the importance of open-mindedness in dog training, the value of mentorship, and the impact of self-care tools on personal growth. The dialogue transitions into setting intentions for 2025, emphasizing joy, abundance, and focus. The conversation concludes with insights on a revamped dog training program aimed at building confidence and resilience in dogs.
Chapters
00:00 Building Confidence in Dogs
02:12 Reflections on Growth and Evolution
06:10 Hands-On Training: The Importance of Direct Interaction
12:12 Success Stories: Transformative Dog Training Experiences
17:47 Innovative Training Methods: E-Collar Essentials
30:12 Continuous Learning and Adaptation in Dog Training
32:03 The Importance of Open-Mindedness in Dog Training
35:12 Influential Figures in Dog Training
38:00 Self-Care and Personal Growth Tools
47:35 Looking Ahead: Goals for 2025
56:12 Rebooting Dog Training Programs
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In this episode of the Honest a Dog podcast, Liz Foley and Jeff Gadway discuss strategies for ensuring calm and stress-free vet visits for dogs. They explore the common anxieties faced by both dogs and their owners, the importance of early socialization, and practical tips for managing vet visits. The conversation emphasizes the role of dog owners in preparing their pets, as well as the responsibility of veterinary clinics to create a supportive environment. The episode concludes with information about upcoming workshops aimed at improving dog behaviour and owner education.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Calm Vet Visits
04:01 Preparing Puppies for Vet Visits
07:24 Strategies for Existing Vet Visit Challenges
18:40 Calming Techniques During the Vet Exam
22:54 Post-Vet Visit Strategies and Tools
29:30 The Role of Veterinary Clinics in Reducing Stress
37:15 Upcoming Workshops and Final Thoughts
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In this episode of the Honest to Dog podcast, hosts Liz Foley and Jeff Gadway discuss the common issue of picky eaters in dogs. They explore various factors that contribute to picky eating, including the quality of dog food, potential food allergies, and behavioural conditioning. The conversation emphasizes the importance of proper nutrition for dogs and offers practical advice for dog owners on managing their pets' eating habits. The hosts also highlight the significance of routine and the need to avoid creating stress around mealtime.
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In this episode of the Honest to Dog podcast, hosts Liz Foley and Jeff Gadway discuss the challenges and strategies for moving with dogs. They explore how major life changes, such as moving, can be stressful for dogs and highlight the importance of maintaining routines and providing stability during transitions. The conversation covers expected behaviors in dogs during moves, practical strategies for a smooth transition, and the significance of building resilience in dogs to handle change. They also discuss how to introduce dogs to new environments and navigate neighborhood dynamics, emphasizing the need for consistency and variety in training to prepare dogs for community interactions.
Chapters
00:00 The Stress of Moving for Dogs
02:54 Understanding Dog Behavior During Transitions
05:47 Strategies for a Smooth Move
09:06 Introducing Dogs to New Environments
12:13 Building Resilience in Dogs
14:59 Navigating Neighborhood Dynamics
17:50 Preparing Dogs for Community Interactions
20:55 Creating a Routine for Change
24:12 The Importance of Variety in Dog Training
26:56 The Playbook for Managing Change
29:56 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode of the Honest to Dog podcast, hosts Liz Foley and Jeff Gadway discuss the complexities of dog behavior, particularly in the context of dog fights and socialization. They reflect on early experiences in dog training, emphasizing the importance of structure and learning from mistakes. The conversation covers effective strategies for managing dog conflicts, the significance of maintaining calmness in crisis situations, and the need for community support in dog training. They also address the aftermath of dog incidents, offering advice on rebuilding confidence in both dogs and their owners, and the importance of communication in fostering a safe and supportive dog environment.
00:00 Understanding Dog Behavior: Fight, Flight, and Surrender
03:01Reflections on Early Experiences in Dog Training
06:13Learning from Mistakes: Handling Dog Fights
09:04The Importance of Structure in Dog Training
11:56Effective Strategies for Managing Dog Conflicts
15:11The Role of Calmness in Crisis Situations
18:11Building Community for Better Dog Socialization
21:03Recovering from Dog Conflicts: Human and Canine Perspectives
23:51Preventing Future Incidents: Training and Leadership
27:08Handling Dog Fights: Practical Advice
30:01The Aftermath of Dog Fights: Lessons Learned
33:13Creating a Supportive Dog Community
36:09Moving Forward After a Dog Incident
39:01Rebuilding Confidence in Dogs Post-Incident
42:07The Importance of Communication in Dog Training
45:00Final Thoughts: Advocating for Dogs and Their Owners
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This one goes out to a special fan who could not find this in our catalogue of episodes. We at HTD aren’t sure where it went either. It’s stimply too good of an episode, and a real deep dive into Liz’s early experiences with dogs. Enjoy!
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It all comes to down to trust, dogs most often exhibit fear because there is a lack of trust of the situation, people, and place. Liz and Jeff unpack how to recognize and provide some tips on how to work with a fearful dog.
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Need help with your dog? Get in touch with Liz for one-on-one or virtual training Your Favourite Dog Trainer
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It’s that time of year again, when the tick population of North America are out surfing on tall grass, waiting to hitch a ride on our dog’s fur. Liz & Jeff talk about their own experience this season with ticks as well as some methods they have employed to get through the season.
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Helping your dog focus on using their incredible sense of smell will encourage them to become more social, less reactive, and tire them out mentally. Liz and Jeff chat about their experiences working with their pack to bring that sense to the surface through games that you can do around the house.
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The idea of proofing is about the expectation tied to the activity. The building blocks of training is built on the expectation of how your dog interacts to your behaviour and requests
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Liz and Jeff talk about the foundation of connection safety and trust that is essential in your relationship with your dog. Before you can make corrections and guide them through life you need to form that healthy one-on-one connection.
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Liz and Jeff talk you through a few helpful tips and tricks to understanding how to make corrections to your dog's behaviour. It all stems from how dogs would correct each other in a pack setting. Want to learn more? Liz is hosting a FREE virtual Master Class April 24th 2024! She will be answering your questions and sharing her 14+ years of dog training knowledge in a completely free virtual Master Class. Sign up below, you wont want to miss it!
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It has been some time. Liz and Jeff are back at it in a new space to catch you up on the exciting and interesting progress they have been making in both their professional lives and the ongoing training with their pack.
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Liz & Jeff talk about their newest addition to the pack, Archie the tripod street dog. They discuss their intentions behind adopting Archie and how he is such a great fit in the pack in terms of energy.
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Liz & Jeff look back on the year that was 2023, all of their accomplishments and pitfalls. The growth they have experienced in both their personal professional lives. Not to mention the growth they have seen in their pack. Stay tuned for a new seasons of HTD in 2024.
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It’s a very natural thing that all dogs do and it may not always be sexually driven. Jeff & Liz talk offer tips and tricks to help you manage this unwanted behaviour and how to recognize the drivers behind it in your dog.
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