Talking Dogs and Life with host Eric Arnstein, balanced dog trainer, owner/operator of pet care business DOG-E-DOG in Brooklyn NYC, and general canine enthusiast! His interest in dogs is not just about the dogs themselves, but in getting closer with the people who own them, fear them, stigmatize them. I want to help translate Dog into English. But I also want to pick the brains of the people who are working in the field. In a World Wide Web of confusion around our best friends, I represent Dog and we’re going to sniff out the business, socialize and Meet the World!
So excited to reunite with Renee Payne, who trained me to be a trainer, has been a mentor for me along my dog journey, and she's a fellow lover of New York City! She's got a big heart, lots of tattoos and an uncanny ability to challenge dogs and humans in a way that earns their respect.
In this episode, I establish my place on the dog training spectrum. No guest this time around, just me talking dog training. I have short-term and long-term missions, would love for you to consider my vision. I finish with my two cents on, perhaps, the industry's most controversial figure. Thanks for tuning in!
In this episode, topics such as Kobe Bryant, grieving and re-homing dogs all come up in my conversation with John Phillips. John is the manager of DOG-E-DOG Brooklyn, with a long history of caring for dogs and a promising future in the industry. In many ways this episode is about humanizing one another, not judging each other and rather filling your life with gratitude and love. We finish out with a very special song by Tierra Whack called Pet Cemetery. Hope you enjoy! Please don't hesitate to reach out for any reason! eric arnstein@gmail(dot)com
In this episode, we rewind it back with Linda Rubenstein of Carlisle Canines and talk about our early days in the Dog World. We exchange war stories and memories of our dogs, and agree that you gotta listen to your dogs gut.
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