Podcasts about service dog trainer

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Janine is a Jane of all trades! She teaches yoga, trains puppies in the service dog program, is a wife, mom, grandma, and somehow fits eBay into the mix. What a balancing act! Join my online school for eBay sellers here. Use coupon code 2022FREETRIAL$ for a limited free trial.Email your comments, feedback and constructive criticism to me at Suzanne@SuzanneAWells.comGet your BOLO Book and eBay Calendar in my eBay Store here. Join my private Facebook group here.Find me on YouTube here.Visit my website here.Happy Selling!

Darby Peachman started balanced training with her service dog, Saturn. When a traumatic event caused Saturn to "wash", or have to leave his duties in assistance, Darby started to learn more about body language and training and transitioned into positive reinforcement. She educates on body language and service dog training through her Instagram, MyAnimalPlanets. Transcript coming soon! Follow Darby and Saturn and Nepture Instagram: www.instagram.com/myanimalplanets/ Follow Telltail Dog Instagram: instagram.com/telltaildog/ Facebook: facebook.com/telltaildog/ Twitter: twitter.com/telltaildog Website: telltaildogtraining.com/ Special Guest: Darby Peachman.

Hallie Wells, the owner of Lumos Dog Training and Behavior Services, is a service dog and pet behavior expert who started her career as the Puppy Program Manager for a nationally accredited service and guide dog school. In addition to being the owner and head trainer at Lumos, she is a pet trainer with Peach on a Leash with a focus on the VIP Development program and behavior modification. These positions have led her to offer online service dog training services and behavior consultations for dog owners and service dog users beyond the Atlanta area. She is a certified professional dog trainer through The Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers with a focus on providing modern, science-based training. Hallie joined Elizabeth Silverstein of Telltail Dog Training to discuss the difference between therapy, guide, service, and emotional support animals, what goes into training assistance dogs and how she helps people who need assistance dogs prepare their dogs for work. Follow Hallie Wells Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lumosdogtraining/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/people/Lumos-Dog-Training-and-Behavior-Services/100069016225518/ Website: https://www.lumosdogtraining.com/ Follow Telltail Dog Instagram: instagram.com/telltaildog/ Facebook: facebook.com/telltaildog/ Twitter: twitter.com/telltaildog Website: https://telltaildogtraining.com/ Special Guest: Hallie Wells.

Hallie Wells, the owner of Lumos Dog Training and Behavior Services, is a service dog and pet behavior expert who started her career as the Puppy Program Manager for a nationally accredited service and guide dog school. In addition to being the owner and head trainer at Lumos, she is a pet trainer with Peach on a Leash with a focus on the VIP Development program and behavior modification. These positions have led her to offer online service dog training services and behavior consultations for dog owners and service dog users beyond the Atlanta area. She is a certified professional dog trainer through The Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers with a focus on providing modern, science-based training. Hallie joined Elizabeth Silverstein of Telltail Dog Training to discuss how she became a guide dog trainer and why she started Lumos Dog Training. Follow Hallie Wells Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lumosdogtraining/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/people/Lumos-Dog-Training-and-Behavior-Services/100069016225518/ Website: https://www.lumosdogtraining.com/ Follow Telltail Dog Instagram: instagram.com/telltaildog/ Facebook: facebook.com/telltaildog/ Twitter: twitter.com/telltaildog Website: https://telltaildogtraining.com/ Special Guest: Hallie Wells.

Jennifer Cattet: The Amazing Talents of Trained Service Dogs Today's Guest Jennifer Cattet Ph.D. CPDT-KA: I'm so excited to introduce to you today's guest, Jennifer Cattet, the founder of Medical Mutts,  a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to the training of high quality diabetes alert dogs, seizure dogs and psychiatric service dogs, while providing a new lease of life to shelter dogs. Jennifer is a wonderful person to chat with regarding service animals because she has an incredible amount of education around the topic. In fact, she has a PhD in Ethology from the University of Geneva in Switzerland where she studied dog behavior and has worked with dogs for over 35 years now. Today Jennifer and her husband have a dual mission…to rehabilitate shelter dogs and to make it possible for anyone who is in need of a service animal to get the training, instruction and resources they need.  Of course, during our time together, Jennifer also sheds light on the amazing abilities dogs have to aid humans with health related issues and provides an incredible amount of information regarding why it's so important to help people in need of service dogs get the resources they need to thrive.  Jennifer's mission is a win-win for both dogs and humans alike.   If you're curious about service dogs, what types of jobs they can perform, and how they are trained, this is a podcast you don't want to miss! You'll Hear About:  [01:00] Who is Jennifer Cattet and What's Medical Mutts All About [02:30] The Difference Between Service and Therapy Dogs  [03:30] What Services Can Dogs Provide? [04:00] How Dogs Detect Conditions with Smell  [11:00] The Science of Smell   [12:00] Amazing Baby Bath Tub Story     [21:30] Psychiatric Therapy Dogs  [24:30] Can Dogs Count? [27:00] Requirements for a Good Service Dog  [30:00] Attributes of a Great Service Dog  [36:00] Do Service Dogs Have to Be Perfect?  [39:30] Are You Cut Out to Be a Service Dog Trainer? [42:00] Get Connected with Medical Mutts  How Can You Get Involved Help Medical Mutts by donating, sponsoring a dog or volunteering. Interested in training your own service dog? Medical Mutts offers online LIVE classes that you can join, no matter where you live in the world! Links & Resources Website: https://medicalmutts.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MedicalMutts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/medicalmutts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jennifercattet YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoPj_4-SIHs2FN1_iJ0vBiw/videos Train Your Own Service Dog: https://medicalmutts.org/train-your-own-service-dog/ Chai the Diabetic Alert Dog - https://youtu.be/QvObXmuElqU Learn more by tuning into the podcast! Thanks for listening—and again, don't forget to subscribe to the show on TODT App / iTunes / Spotify to get automatic updates.     Cheers,

Tara DuVal talks about life as a Service Dog trainer. You can find her services on https://www.pulsek9.com/ Her Facebook business page is https://www.facebook.com/PulseK9 And you can join either of her Facebook groups for tips here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pulsek9tipsandtricks for pets and https://www.facebook.com/groups/479039953069376 for service dog information. For more information regarding how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) governs service dogs and the laws about them, visit https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm Transcript: Adam 00:00:11 Hi, this is Adam. This is Thora, this is Autism On Shift.Thora 00:00:15 Where we talk to other autistics about what we do for work, where you work homie?Adam 00:00:21 And we talk about other stuff too, but that’s the base outline. Join us.Thora 00:00:26 All right. Today we are talking to Tara DuVal and Tara is not just a dog trainer, not any kind of dog trainer. She is a trainer for service dogs. Is that correct? That isAdam 00:00:40 Sweet. Tell us about that. Cool!Tara 00:00:43 Cool. So, um, I’m, I’m making the shift right now. So I’ve worked with a couple of service dogs in the past few years, but it’s been mostly pets because that’s what everybody has. Right. But now I’m, I’m making an effort to work more and more with service dogs. Cause there are plenty of people who need them and want them that takes a lot of time. Um, and it’s hard to do both at once because of the time commitments that each thing would need. So pets, pets versus service dogs. So just kind of throwing out some of the pets, looking for more service dogs,Thora 00:01:19 Like some of us want to do. I mean, no, I love my dog.Adam 00:01:25 He works with the mailman every day afterwards. Get that training. That’s right. Yeah.Thora 00:01:34 Okay. So from my understanding, and I am completely not educated in this, but a service dog training is kind of like a 24/7 deal. Is that, is that right?Tara 00:01:44 So it can be, um, and whoever has the dog, yes. Is doing it 24/7. Um, but the same is kind of true of pet dogs. So there’s a lot of similarities. It’s just how much training the service dog needs in comparison to a pet dog. So like a pet dog, you’ve got whatever is comfortable for your lifestyle and whatever issues you have. We can fix that more often than not. And then you’re good to go service dogs. You need to have all the good behaviors you need to have all of the tasks specifically trained to mitigate your disability. They need to be able to do that in your house. They need to be able to do that outside of your home, around all these different distractions. So it’s, it takes a lot longer to get them there.Adam 00:02:33 I find if there’s problems, um, since we have a beagle, I just feed him and uh, although he’s fixed it. So it’s amazing.Tara 00:02:41 That’s actually most of the solutions yes. Using food to fix it.Adam 00:02:47 I wonder if that works on Thora. It absolutely does

Jody is a PPCLI Veteran, and a Navy Veteran. He is a service officer for the Royal Canadian Legion, and a Service Dog Trainer. Jody is one busy guy! #ppcli --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

Search and Rescue Dog Training has always been of interest to me.  It's also been kind of mysterious to me and others. How are these dogs trained?  How do they know what to do?  What does the first 24 hours of training look like?  How do you get a foundation?Jim Miller, Search and Rescue GURU breaks down the mechanics of SAR dog training.Jim is in upstate New York and can be reached at (518) 847 7834.  As a Service Dog Trainer, I love talking to trainers from other disciplines.  I have also met service dog trainers that have no idea what real search and rescue (SAR) dogs have to go through.These trainers are well intentioned and have good results but let's not call them search and rescue dogs.  1.  Most service dog organizations are not offering certified Search and Rescue Dogs.  2.  Most service dogs that perform "SAR" do not have 600 hours of training sessions.   3.  Your average service dog can not pass the assessment below.  https://k9-trader.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Brownell-Marsolais-dog_sreening.pdfThis podcast will be of great interest to parents of children with autism.  Many of these children have elopement issues.   Search and Rescue dogs can be helpful in finding children, Alzheimers patients, criminals and even other dogs!It's truly a fascinating topic even if you don't have a dog.  A dog's sense of smell is amazing thing!  To learn more about a dog's sense of smell, I highly recommend the work of Alexandria Horowitz.  Her best Seller "Inside of a dog" made a tremendous impact on me as a dog trainer.  This Podcast was brought to you by Dog Wizardry.  https://dogwizardry.com/  

Robin gets to interview a terrific lady, Kym McCree, who trains service dogs for Veterans.  It’s costly and time consuming but she does it all on donations and for the love of both dogs and vets.  Don’t miss this important show!

Robin gets to interview a terrific lady, Kym McCree, who trains service dogs for Veterans.  It’s costly and time consuming but she does it all on donations and for the love of both dogs and vets.  Don’t miss this important show!

For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

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For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

For the Love of Dog with Janice Wolfe

MK9s Service Dogs mission is to provide highly trained service dogs tailored to meet specific veteran needs. With an estimated 20 veteran suicides a day, there is a strong need to provide alternative treatments for veterans with physical and mental health challenges.  MK9 Service Dogs provide highly trained service dogs to maximize the independence and quality of life of veterans with physical and/or mental disabilities at no cost to the veteran. Michele Khol is the founder of MK9 Service Dogs and serves as its Director of Operations and K9 Programs backed by over 17 years of experience raising and training service dogs.  A recognized expert in this field, she is one of only six individuals world-wide who is a Service Dog Trainer certified by the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP).  To ensure she is proficient in other whole service dog / veteran with disabilities experience, Michele is also a Certified Canine Athlete Specialist, a graduate of This Able Veteran’s PTSD Service Dog Trainer Academy and successfully completed her certification as an ADA Coordinator.  To further outreach and standards, she currently serves as the IACP Service Dog Committee Chairperson.

MK9s Service Dogs mission is to provide highly trained service dogs tailored to meet specific veteran needs. With an estimated 20 veteran suicides a day, there is a strong need to provide alternative treatments for veterans with physical and mental health challenges.  MK9 Service Dogs provide highly trained service dogs to maximize the independence and quality of life of veterans with physical and/or mental disabilities at no cost to the veteran. Michele Khol is the founder of MK9 Service Dogs and serves as its Director of Operations and K9 Programs backed by over 17 years of experience raising and training service dogs.  A recognized expert in this field, she is one of only six individuals world-wide who is a Service Dog Trainer certified by the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP).  To ensure she is proficient in other whole service dog / veteran with disabilities experience, Michele is also a Certified Canine Athlete Specialist, a graduate of This Able Veteran’s PTSD Service Dog Trainer Academy and successfully completed her certification as an ADA Coordinator.  To further outreach and standards, she currently serves as the IACP Service Dog Committee Chairperson.

A lot of trainers think they can train a service dog, but there is a big difference between teaching a dog for a few weeks and knowing what it is really like having a service dog. http://www.dreamk9.com/podcast09/