Podcast appearances and mentions of forrest micke

In this episode, Cameron Ford, Michael Ellis, Michael Nezbeth and Forrest Micke discuss the complexities of dog training, particularly focusing on skills transition for police dogs. They explore the importance of mental flexibility, managing arousal levels, and the role of handlers in facilitating effective training. The conversation emphasizes the need for calmness, the development of rituals and cues, and the application of matching law in reinforcement strategies. The trainers share insights from their experiences, highlighting the challenges and solutions in training dogs for law enforcement tasks. In this conversation, Cameron Ford delves into various aspects of dog training, focusing on the matching law, reinforcement strategies, and the importance of understanding hedonic value in training. He discusses the nuances of negative punishment and the significance of using markers effectively. The dialogue emphasizes the need for actionable skills in dog training, encouraging trainers to adapt their methods based on individual dog behavior and the context of training sessions.Sponsors Getxent Getxent odor absorption tubes http://www.getxent.comPrecision Explosives- Purchase all kinds of REAL odor training aids go visit http://www.pre-exp.comMichael Ellis online school http://www.michaelellisschool.com Grassroots K9 http://www.grassrootsk9.comFord K9 for all things detection dog and webinars, online classes and more http://www.fordk9.com Stratoscope Security solutions http://www.stratoscope.com

Josh Moran has been in the dog training industry for almost 20 years now and has had the privilege of working alongside some of the most well respected trainers in the industry like Tyler Muto, Forrest Micke, Michael Ellis, and Many many more.  He Had multiple courses through Leerburg online university and has taught seminars around the world.  This is a really fun conversation we had on things he has learned through his years in the industry and general "dog talk".  Enjoy!

Our guest today is Forrest Micke, bringing his background of sport and performance training knowledge into the mix. ALERT! This is a bit more of an “advanced” episode, so definitely a good one for those real dog-nerds out there. Tyler and Forrest have an in depth discussion of the when and why of using negative reinforcement versus punishment--particularly in the context of working with reactivity. Then, Forrest gives us some tips for working on head position during competitive heeling. On top of that, we get into the practicality and technicalities of different reinforcement schedules, and so much more. So, without further ado, let's dive into the conversation. Learn more on ConsiderTheDog.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/considerthedog/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consider_the_dog/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/considerthedogSubscribe: https://www.considerthedog.com/

This interview is particularly special to Mariano. He got to interview his good friend and mentor, Dr. Stewart Hilliard. They discuss Stewart's lifelong passion project that has come to be known as Kynology. Stewart has teamed up with Michael Ellis and Forrest Micke to create what we at DTP believe to be the best dog training symposium on earth! Listen along with us as Stewart tells us all about this exciting upcoming event, how the idea came about, where you can get yourself a ticket, and much more!Thanks for listening!!Purchase tickets by clicking here.Mariano AlvarezIG @UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CADr. Stewart HilliardIG @KYN.OLOGYwww.caninetrainingsystems.com/people/stewart-hilliardSan Antonio, TX

Oh boy... Forrest Micke is back! And he's dropping knowledge alongside Tyler Muto! Things covered in this episode include tips for teaching high drive working dogs to slow down and be more thoughtful in their training, the difference between resource guarding, and a dog protecting their owner - or is there a difference at all? And tips for preparing dogs for sport trials... and more.Learn more on ConsiderTheDog.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/considerthedog/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consider_the_dog/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/considerthedogSubscribe: https://www.considerthedog.com/

If you're not already familiar with Forrest Micke, he's probably one of the most thoughtful trainers around today. In this episode, he shares with us some of the new concepts and techniques that he's been playing with and getting excited about. He also shares some tips and techniques for teaching your dog to do a down at a distance from you which is quite challenging if you've never tried it before,  as well as his strategies for working with dogs who whine and vocalize during training usually from over excitement.Learn more on ConsiderTheDog.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/considerthedog/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consider_the_dog/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/considerthedogSubscribe: https://www.considerthedog.com/

The man himself, Forrest Micke, joins us! Forrest is known for his thoughtful training strategies and breaking skills down when training. He is well known in the dog sports world, especially within bite sports. Forrest shares his thoughts on reinforcement training, how to "jackpot" correctly and effectively, and how to even move away from reinforcement when achieving your training goals. There is so much information in this episode that you will probably need to listen to this two or three times to take it all in!To learn more about Forrest Micke and his work, click here to checkout his website! You can also check out his dog training products at Micke Wear and Dog Wurks.To learn more about Anthony De Marinis and Vinny Viola, visit their website's below.Anthony De MarinisWebsite https://demarinisdogtraining.comVinny ViolaWebsite https://www.caninejester.com

In this video, Ed Frawley shares a question from the Ask Cindy database. Today's question is about a owner that has a Belgian Malinois and the owners goal is the make the Malinois a search and rescue dog but the main problem she as is, people keep petting the puppy Malinois and not respecting her space. | Links mentioned: K-9 Detector Dog Training https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/186 | Puppy Socialization with Michael Ellis https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/177 | Teaching Engagement Skills with Forrest Micke https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/6

Tom Davis is coming to Australia for a dog training seminar this November with Forrest Micke!!! Get your tickets below; we cannot wait to meet you guys!

In this episode, Ed Frawley shares a question from the Ask Cindy database. Today's question is about a 6-year-old Pitbull that plays very rough and likes to shake aggressively with her toys and always wants to run off. The owner wants to know what things they can do to teach the Pitbull not to do this kind of behavior anymore. | Links mentioned: Puller Ring: https://leerburg.com/puller-ring.php | RELATIONSHIP BUILDING AND ENGAGEMENT COURSES: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCategory/catid/10 | Engagement Skills with Forrest Micke: https://leerburg.com/EngagementDVD.htm | Dealing with Dominant & Aggressive Dogs - Online Course: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/137 | Engagement with Michael Ellis: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/176 | The Power of Playing Tug with Your Dog: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/88 | Developing A Relationship With Your Dog with Michael Ellis: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/159 | From the Rescue to the Home: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/46

In this episode, Ed Frawley shares a question from the Ask Cindy database. Today's question is about an owner who has a 5-month-old Malinois mix as a house pet and one day pushed the puppy off the couch. The puppy then stared back at the owner. The owner wants to know if this is a sign of dominance. | Links mentioned: Dealing with Dominant & Aggressive Dogs - Online Course: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/137 | Your Puppy 8 Weeks to 12 Months: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/91 | Raising Your Puppy with Michael Ellis: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCourse/cid/85 | RELATIONSHIP BUILDING AND ENGAGEMENT COURSES: https://university.leerburg.com/Catalog/viewCategory/catid/10 | Engagement Skills with Forrest Micke: https://leerburg.com/EngagementDVD.htm | Establishing Pack Structure with the Family Pet: https://leerburg.com/308.htm

This Episode is just a fun sit down where as trainers we have discussions on various training topics, experiences, our own questions and some funny stories.Netflix show we talk about is the Series "Explained" Please, comment like and give us a review.For all things Detection Dog go visit http://www.fordk9.com 

In this episode I interview well know Dog Trainer Forrest Micke.  Forrest is most well known for his video on Leerburg called the Heeler's Toolbox.  Forrest is a graduate of the Tom Rose and Michael Ellis School for Dog Trainers.  He has a wonderful diverse background in dog training and a great perspective in working with people and their dogs.You can find Forrest on Instagram @forrestmickeFor everything Detection Dog learning go visit www.fordk9.com 

What to listen for:In today's episode, Stacy, Robin, and Crystal talk about overcoming imposter syndrome as a dog trainer, with a particular focus on what it means to “own” your training methodology.According to our hosts, a great trainer is able to package existing concepts into a cohesive framework that not only can be applied, but also adjusted on a dog-to-dog and team-to-team basis.Put another way, the lessons you teach as a trainer in 2023 are almost never wholly original, but what you own is the way you synthesize different ideas and the unique spin you put on them as you teach those lessons!Key Topics:Why dog trainers don't tend to look outside their discipline (05:25)Synthesizing training concepts to make them your own (10:42)Approaching dog training with curiosity (19:58)Why coaches should never ask their students “why” (24:01)From “soft” skills to “power” skills (29:14)Getting through to your dog (36:07)The line between making something your own and plagiarism as a trainer (41:36)What to do if you have no one to train with or learn from (49:32)Takeaways (53:34)Resources:K9 Detection Collaborative Jan 2023 Roundtable Zoom WebinarBullet Proof Skills for Both Ends of the Leash (Stacy's course mentioned in episode)Don't Feed the Elephants! (Book)We want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on Facebook. Here is a Facebook group you should join!Crystal Wing K9 Coach can be found here!You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com to enjoy the freebies and tell your friends so you can keep the conversations going.Jingle by: www.mavericksings.com Instagram: @mavericktasticAudio editing & other podcast services by: www.thepodcastman.com Instagram: @the_podcast_man

Today, Stacy, Robin, and Crystal discuss what changes to expect as your puppy enters adolescence.Lasting between the ages of 18 months and two years, dogs in their “teenage” years will seem to forget everything they've been taught up to that point.Listen in as our hosts share how to instill focus and impulse control in your puppy as early as possible in order to minimize the challenges trainers should expect in the “terror stage” of their growth.They talk about becoming relevant to your dog and creating an environment around yourself that incentivizes them to make good choices, while at the same time avoiding so much manipulation and artificiality that your dog's trained habits fail to translate well into the real world.Finally, our hosts discuss the proper way to socialize your dog, explaining that socialization is less about interacting with other dogs and humans (which causes them to be reactive more often than not) and more about acclimating them to the appropriate environments.“Socialization is about protecting the dog from bad experiences. It's not about giving them lots of experiences that they're going to be afraid of later on in life.”Key Topics:Dealing with teething (05:25)Differences in the maturity time frame between different breeds (07:36)Establishing your “working contract” with a dog early on (12:53)Incentivizing behaviors through deprivation (18:28)Setting up an environment for your dog to make good choices (28:00)Paying your dog for their attention (33:07)Why you should not manipulate your environment just to force your dog to learn (39:37)The right way to socialize your growing puppy (42:39)Final takeaways (58:03)Resources:American Kennel Club: Your Adolescent Puppy and Changes to ExpectJo-Rosie, Archie the Super Pit & Co. Sniff Spot: Off leash dog parks for rent near you Forrest Micke and Bart - Engagement International Dog Trainer Tom DavisWe want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on Facebook. Here is a Facebook group you should join!Crystal Wing K9 Coach can be found here!You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com to enjoy the freebies and tell your friends so you can keep the conversations going.Jingle by: www.mavericksings.com Instagram: @mavericktasticAudio editing & other podcast services by: www.thepodcastman.com Instagram: @the_podcast_man

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HEY GUYS! In this episode of the NO BAD DOG podcast with Tom Davis we sit down with world-renowned dog trainer Forrest Micke! Forrest is an American dog-trainer and educator. Over the past decade, he has traveled globally sharing insights, experiences, training techniques, and encouragement to dogs and people, in an effort to bring greater quality to their interactions and learning. Forrest is known for his innovative, relationship-centered approach to training and his passionate and personalized teaching style. He’s been called inspiring, genuine, motivating, and outside the box. Forrest and I talk about all dog training things including his brand new tutorial called foundations and commitment, which is listed here! https://www.forrestmicke.com/videos FOLLOW FORREST ON IG! @FORRESTMICKE Thanks so much for listening to the No Bad Dogs podcast with professional dog trainer Tom Davis! I hope you guys enjoy and benefit from this conversation and as always, THANK YOU for listening! Every podcast episode we are giving away FREE No Bad Dogs merch! All you have to do is review the podcast on your platform and screenshot the review and DM the review to me on Instagram! If you've already done that, screenshot the screen and share it on your IG story and tag me @tomdavis!  YOU CAN ENTER EVERY EPISODE!  Dogtra code-NBD10 for 10%OFF!

Hey guys! Thanks for so much for joining me here on the No Bad Dogs podcast with me, Tom Davis! Today I have my friend and professional dog trainer on the show, Forrest Micke! Forrest and I answer your dog training questions you asked on my Instagram, enjoy! Follow Forrest on IG-  @forrestmicke Follow me! @tomdavis/@upstatecanineacademy

Hey Everyone, thanks for listening to this episode of the No Bad Dogs Podcast with our guest Forrest Micke. If you stumbled on Leerburgs array of online dog training videos this voice might sound familiar. Maybe you recognize him from older Michael Ellis dog training DVD's. Forrest is an internationally known dog trainer known for his work with competitive dog obedience and the dog sport world. AS ALWAYS thanks so much for listening to our podcast, do us a favor and rate this podcast and leave a review on how it has affected you!:) You can follow us on Instagram- @tomdavis, @upstatecanineacademy  FB- America's Canine Educator , Yotube.com/americascanineed   

Join us for chill conversation with Forrest Micke. Pot plants, dog life, finding passions and more.  Sarah is drinking- Penguins in Space, Kings County Brewery collective Rebecca is Drinking- Cherish the Day, Alvarado brewing

Forrest Micke and Josh Moran who have both been on the show before and are no strangers to many Australian folks who have been to their seminars, bought their DVD's through Leerburg and have done online coaching are now on Australian shores ready for their first joint seminar in Dural NSW. In this episode we talk about what's important in training while having a little fun together which we always tend to do.

Great to chat with our mate Forrest Micke who is not far away from returning to Australian shores for another educational super show. Forrest took a small break from the industry to catch up with other interests so we spoke about that in some detail. Forrest has been well know in the industry as a very successful artistic trainer with his own flair in engagement, particularly in heeling, of which he has released several videos through Leerburg.

A great conversation with fellow dog trainer Forrest Micke

This video is of Donna Matey's young pup, Eager, who is only 7 months old, learning how to do upper body bites on Forrest Micke. Mark Keating also helps work Eager on leg bites. January 20, 2011 | 3 Minutes, 45 Seconds

This video is of Donna Matey's young pup, Eager, who is only 7 months old, learning how to do upper body bites on Forrest Micke. Mark Keating also helps work Eager on leg bites. January 20, 2011 | 3 Minutes, 45 Seconds

My son, Jeff, is learning to be a decoy. The past two weekends we have had our friends here at our new training center for a fun weekend of work. Mark Keating from Red Star Kennels in Hudson, WI and Forrest Micke from Rintininn near Appleton, WI, have been helping Jeff learn decoy skills. In this video, you will see Jeff work Donna Matey's dog, Jackson, and my 17 month old mal puppy, Bart. Both Mark and Forrest are helping Jeff learn the skills needed to work Jackson, who is a three time National Mondioring 3 champion. Jackson is a very well trained dog. He is also a very tough dog, several years ago Jackson broke a decoy's leg in multiple places. He takes Jeff to the ground twice in this video. January 17, 2011 | 8 Minutes, 10 Seconds

My son, Jeff, is learning to be a decoy. The past two weekends we have had our friends here at our new training center for a fun weekend of work. Mark Keating from Red Star Kennels in Hudson, WI and Forrest Micke from Rintininn near Appleton, WI, have been helping Jeff learn decoy skills. In this video, you will see Jeff work Donna Matey's dog, Jackson, and my 17 month old mal puppy, Bart. Both Mark and Forrest are helping Jeff learn the skills needed to work Jackson, who is a three time National Mondioring 3 champion. Jackson is a very well trained dog. He is also a very tough dog, several years ago Jackson broke a decoy's leg in multiple places. He takes Jeff to the ground twice in this video. January 17, 2011 | 8 Minutes, 10 Seconds

In this newsletter, we will watch our friend Forrest Micke practicing his decoy skills under Michael Ellis' supervision. Forrest will first work Donna Matey's dog, Vodka, in an accessory attack. Then he will work Donna's dog, Jackson, in object guard. Jackson has been the United States Mondioring 3 Champion three times! The object guard is one of the most difficult exercises in all dog sports. The dog works completely on his own, he cannot bite until the decoy is close and he must release without being told to do so. This exercise is extremely challenging for the decoy and the dog.

In this newsletter, we will watch our friend Forrest Micke practicing his decoy skills under Michael Ellis' supervision. Forrest will first work Donna Matey's dog, Vodka, in an accessory attack. Then he will work Donna's dog, Jackson, in object guard. Jackson has been the United States Mondioring 3 Champion three times! The object guard is one of the most difficult exercises in all dog sports. The dog works completely on his own, he cannot bite until the decoy is close and he must release without being told to do so. This exercise is extremely challenging for the decoy and the dog.

This short video is of our friend Donna Matey doing whistle backs with her 6 month old puppy, Eager, off bite pillows with Forrest Micke's help. The training steps for this exercise will be covered in a DVD I am producing with Michael Ellis on protection exercises people can do that don't have a decoy or helper.

This short video is of our friend Donna Matey doing whistle backs with her 6 month old puppy, Eager, off bite pillows with Forrest Micke's help. The training steps for this exercise will be covered in a DVD I am producing with Michael Ellis on protection exercises people can do that don't have a decoy or helper.

This is video of Ed's 15 month old puppy, Bart, working on protection work with Forrest Micke. Bart is working on a bungee and the work is focused on getting him to relax in front of the decoy while at the same time, keeping correct biting skills. The end of the video is of Bart's first session on upper body bites. Bart is being trained for the Mondioring Sport.

This is video of Ed's 15 month old puppy, Bart, working on protection work with Forrest Micke. Bart is working on a bungee and the work is focused on getting him to relax in front of the decoy while at the same time, keeping correct biting skills. The end of the video is of Bart's first session on upper body bites. Bart is being trained for the Mondioring Sport.

This video was filmed in our training facility here at Leerburg over the weekend. It is of Forrest Micke and his 6 month old puppy, El. El is a litter mate to Cindy's puppy Endy. Forrest is a professional dog trainer who runs a boarding-training facility here in Wisconsin. He trains in our system of dog training and is very good, which is evident in this video. In the coming weeks, I will include video of Forrest doing decoy work on our personal dogs here at Leerburg.

This video was filmed in our training facility here at Leerburg over the weekend. It is of Forrest Micke and his 6 month old puppy, El. El is a litter mate to Cindy's puppy Endy. Forrest is a professional dog trainer who runs a boarding-training facility here in Wisconsin. He trains in our system of dog training and is very good, which is evident in this video. In the coming weeks, I will include video of Forrest doing decoy work on our personal dogs here at Leerburg.

This week's newsletter video was filmed this weekend here at Leerburg. The video you are watching is of my 14 month old Malinois puppy, Bart, playing engagement games with our friend Forrest Micke. Forrest is a student of Michael Ellis' system of dog training.

This week's newsletter video was filmed this weekend here at Leerburg. The video you are watching is of my 14 month old Malinois puppy, Bart, playing engagement games with our friend Forrest Micke. Forrest is a student of Michael Ellis' system of dog training.