More than a Sniff

One of the most important things you can do for your dog is hold them to expectations. It sounds like a huge idea but in this podcast we break this idea down to its simplest core.

One of the most important things you can do for your dog is hold them to expectations. It sounds like a huge idea but in this podcast we break this idea down to its simplest core.

All the time people tell us "You are a horrible person!" because you do this or that with your dog. Today we explore our emotions behind this statement and also discuss appropriate ways to train your dog.

All the time people tell us "You are a horrible person!" because you do this or that with your dog. Today we explore our emotions behind this statement and also discuss appropriate ways to train your dog.

There is a common misconception that "a tired dog is a good dog". Today we want to talk about why that isn't true and why exercise does not equal training.

There is a common misconception that "a tired dog is a good dog". Today we want to talk about why that isn't true and why exercise does not equal training.

Our dogs are constantly asking us questions. Because our lives are so busy we aren't always giving them a clear answer. Today we want to talk about how you can change that and communicate clearly with your dog.

Our dogs are constantly asking us questions. Because our lives are so busy we aren't always giving them a clear answer. Today we want to talk about how you can change that and communicate clearly with your dog.

We get a lot of feedback on this "most frustrating command" today we are hopefully going to help you overcome your frustrations. Give a listen to find out what we think is the most frustrating command!

We get a lot of feedback on this "most frustrating command" today we are hopefully going to help you overcome your frustrations. Give a listen to find out what we think is the most frustrating command!

With everyone staying at home our reason to get out has become walking the dog. As a result, we are seeing an increase in leash reactivity.

With everyone staying at home our reason to get out has become walking the dog. As a result, we are seeing an increase in leash reactivity.

Training your dog is difficult but you're not alone. This week we want to tell you why you need a dog trainer.

Board and train programs are a really popular way to have your dog trained. Today we talk about what you should be looking for when considering this type of training for your dog.

We get a lot of questions about what to do when you are adding a new dog to your home. So here you go! An episode all about that!

We hear all the time people think they shouldn't take action because "they don't want to ruin their dog". Today we talk about how it isn't really possible to ruin a dog.

Sometimes dogs eat weird stuff.

People are really concerned about whether or not their dog gets along with other animals. Today we talk about how you can help your dog get along with other animals that live in your home.

We often find ourselves taking guest dogs into our homes. What does that mean for our own dogs?

There is a huge emphasis on teaching your dog obedience commands. (You know, Sit, Come, Stay and Heel) However, we seldom ever use them once they have been taught, nor the reason why we teach them. Today we discuss using obedience in everyday life!

We have had a lot of changes in life during the past few weeks. Many people are working from home and we find ourselves in new routines. We thought this would be a perfect opportunity to discuss how routines are so important to dogs and how routines relate to training.

Today, just for fun, we talk about 5 things we have learned from our dogs.

We hear it all the time, "My dog hates the bath", but do they really? This week we sit down to discuss everyone's favorite day...bath day!

We talk about it all the time, nutrition. It's always on our minds because it's always important to our dogs. We wanted to share some of our nutrition ideas for this year.

This week we just wanted to spend some time talking about our own dogs!!!

Everyone is thinking about COVID-19 but what does it mean for our dogs. This week we talk about social distancing and how to keep training while you are isolating from others.

Doodles are a bit of a touchy subject for us as trainers. We see so many of them. This week we talk about a recent experience.

When it starts getting warm we start getting out more and find our dogs are leash reactive. This week we talk about how to cope with a leash reactive dog.

Something that has been coming up a lot lately in our consultations is aggression. Today we discuss what to do about that.

When people are looking for a trainer they ask us the same questions all the time. This week we take time to discuss those and also some questions we think you should be asking but maybe arent.

In this episode of Dog Talk, Joe and Rebecca discuss training tools.

Nutrition is a factor in many parts of your dog's health but it really has a big impact on training as well. Today we talk about how nutrition can affect your dog's training for better or worse.

We are adding a new posting Wednesdays on our podcast channel....Dog Talk! This week we introduce our dog talk guest Rebecca!

Sometimes when we are training our trainer asks us to do something difficult. Today we discuss why.

Another tool owners sometimes have trouble with is the crate. This week we discuss how you should be using the crate.

This week we want to introduce you to another amazing member of our Dog Training 360 Team, Jessica!

We talk about having your dog attached to you by leash quite frequently. Our number one feedback is people want to do that but find it "just too hard". This week we discuss why you might feel that way but also why it's so important to just get over those feelings.

It's a new year and we thought it would be fun to take a minute and tell you what we have going on with our dogs and what our plans are for 2020.

We have spent the whole year discussing why it's important to train your dog. This week we talk about our online courses. Why you should train with them, why they are affordable to everyone, and why they are one of our favorite training methods!

With the bustle of the holidays, we sometimes forget that our dogs still need attention from us. This week we discuss some tips on how to make time for your dogs with all that other holiday fun going on!

Holidays can be an exciting time with lots of events that differ from the usual. This week we discuss how exciting and unusual events can influence your dog's behavior and what you need to do to stay consistent during the holidays!

Last week we talked about getting a puppy for Christmas. This week we wanted to discuss how to find the right breeder or rescue if you are getting a dog. It's important to find a breeder that wants the dog to be successful in your home.

We have been talking about being accountable to your dog. We know many people around this time of year are thinking about getting a puppy for Christmas. This week we discuss what you should expect to commit to before you get that puppy.

When we get a dog we have certain obligations. Training is one of those. This week we discuss why you owe it to your dog to work on training.

We recently read an article that people are opting to own dogs instead of having children. We want to discuss that!

As you adventure and inevitably visit the veterinarian, we want you to know you should be empowered to make medical decisions for your dog. The veterinarian should help empower you. Listen as we discuss what this means.

When you are out adventuring you always need to think about the weather. When the seasons change we get a lot of questions about what is safe for dogs. Today we discuss how to keep your dog healthy and happy during season changes and extreme weather conditions.

When you are out adventuring you are going to encounter other dogs. Sometimes those encounters are not pleasant, sometimes the are all out attacks. This week we talk with the students of our Dog Trainers Course: Monica, Jamie, Josie and Jessica about our own experiences with dog attacks and what you should do if you find yourself in that situation.

Your dog's health is important to consider while traveling. Accidents happen, elevated stress can cause digestive upsets, and encounters with other animals can spread disease. Are you prepared to keep your dog healthy as you adventure?

We want you to start having great adventures! Here are some things we have found essential while we are adventuring.

We are going to start going on adventures and we want you to come along! This week we talk about how to start preparing your dog to go with you on fall adventures!