Podcasts about tellington ttouch

Heute geht es um eine besondere Kombination im Katzentraining: Tellington TTouch und Clickertraining. Für dieses Thema, habe ich mir Verstärkung geholt. Dr. Daniela Zurr, Verhaltenstierärztin und TTouch-Instruktorin, erklärt, wie du durch gezielte Berührungen und Training mit positiver Verstärkung die Beziehung zu deiner Katze verbessern kannst. Im Interview sprechen wir darüber, wie TTouch Katzen hilft, sich im eigenen Körper wohler zu fühlen, wie du feine Körpersignale besser wahrnehmen kannst und warum Training nicht immer nur bedeutet, neue Tricks zu lernen, sondern auch mehr Sicherheit und Vertrauen aufzubauen. Heute erfährst du... - was Tellington TTouch genau ist und wie es Katzen unterstützt - warum sanfte Berührungen und Training sich wunderbar ergänzen - wie du durch genaues Beobachten das Training für deine Katze verbessern kannst - wie du auch bei schüchternen Katzen Vertrauen aufbaust - Einblicke in Danielas neue Ausbildung „Touch & Click“ für Katzenmenschen - praktische Tipps für deine ersten TTouch-Versuche zu Hause ** Mehr von mir: ** [Mein Instagram Kanal ](https://www.instagram.com/clicker.cat/) [Meine Webseite](https://clickercat.ch/) [Mein Booklet mit 33-Ideen für deinen Katzenalltag ](https://clickercat.ch/33-ideen/)(für 0€) **So kannst du mit mir arbeiten** [Clicker Cat Club](https://myablefy.com/s/katzentraining/CCC/payment): Jahresbegleitung, für dich und deine Katze, wenn du deine Katze mit Medical Training, Clickertraining und kooperativem Training im Alltag unterstützen möchtest [Super-Rückruf](https://clickercat.ch/super-rueckruf/): Der wichtigste Life-Skill für deine Katze **Weitere Informationen zu Daniela:** Danielas Webseite: https://www.tierverhalten-zurr.de/ Touch & Click Ausbildung: [Hier klicken](https://www.ttouch-n-click.de/ausbildung-ttouch-n-click-fuer-hunde-und-kleintiere/termin-2025-07-katze-daniela-zurr/) Newsletter zu Tellington TTouch: [Hier anmelden](https://tellington-methode.de/newsticker/) Ich freue mich, dass du heute wieder reingehört hast. Alles Liebe Chris

In this episode of the Making Ripples podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Dr. Daniela Zurr, a distinguished behavioral veterinarian from Nuremberg, Germany. With over 25 years of experience as a veterinarian and a Tellington TTouch instructor, Dr. Zurr combines her expertise in behavioral medicine, zoo animal consultations, and positive reinforcement training to create innovative approaches to animal care. Dr. Zurr shares her journey from an early passion for reptiles to her current role, where she works with a wide range of animals, from household pets to zoo residents. She discusses the profound influence of mentors like Linda Tellington-Jones, the evolution of her work with TTouch, and the development of her holistic method to improve animal behavior and welfare. Listeners will gain insights into the principles of TTouch, including its focus on mindfulness, trust, and connection, and learn how it can be used to address behavioral challenges, prevent stress, and improve the bond between humans and animals. Dr. Zurr also shares personal stories, such as her experiences with her own rescue dog and her work with shelter animals, highlighting the importance of adaptability and compassion in animal care. Whether you're a pet owner, trainer, or behavior enthusiast, this episode offers a wealth of inspiration and practical advice for fostering trust and connection with the animals in your life. Links www.ttouch.com www.tellington-methode.de www.ttouch-n-click.de www.tierverhalten-zurr.de Email; mail@tierverhalten-zurr.de  

Linda Tellington-Jones, a pioneer in equine welfare and therapeutic riding, is best known for the Tellington TTouch Method. A globally celebrated horsewoman, author, and teacher, Linda has spent decades redefining equine care, integrating holistic techniques that enhance horse and rider communication. Her unique methods, which blend science, compassion, and creativity, have transformed practices in equestrian care and therapeutic settings worldwide.In this inspiring conversation, Linda shares her lifetime of wisdom on equine well-being, human and horse emotional healing, and the role of gratitude and joy in achieving optimal health.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The Foundation of Equine Welfare (Starts at 0:46): Linda discusses the importance of gratitude and recognizing the individuality of horses, emphasizing how these practices elevate both horse welfare and human-horse relationships.The Science of Cellular Wisdom (Starts at 13:05): Drawing from years of experience and studies, Linda explores the cellular intelligence within horses and humans, explaining how TTouch methods enhance physical and emotional healing.Practical Applications of TTouch (Starts at 29:34): Learn how Tellington TTouch techniques like "the lick of the cow's tongue" and "tarantulas pulling the plow" help horses overcome physical challenges like back pain and stiffness.Enhancing Equine Assisted Programs (Starts at 45:20): Discover how gratitude, art, music, and sensory exercises transform equine-assisted therapy for clients and horses, creating a joyful and healing environment.Rehabilitating Therapy Horses (Starts at 1:02:15): Linda shares strategies for incorporating therapeutic rehabilitation into equine-assisted programs, using real-life examples of transforming "crocked" horses into thriving partners.The Connection Between Gratitude, Joy, and Healing (Starts at 1:20:50): Learn how gratitude fosters joy, and how both emotions play a crucial role in physical and mental well-being for both humans and horses.Memorable Moments from the Episode:Linda's reflections on gratitude as a starting point for equine care and healing (1:15:30).Insights into the power of light touch in activating the parasympathetic nervous system and fostering deep connection (29:50).A fascinating story about releasing fear through the "lick of the cow's tongue" technique (1:01:45).Linda's innovative use of tools like Beamer Blankets and LifeWave pain patches to aid in equine rehabilitation (33:20).Resources and Further Reading:LifeWave Pain Patches: https://www.lifewave.comMan on His Nature by Sir Charles Sherrington: https://amzn.to/3DpIy4hMolecules of Emotion by Dr. Candace Pert: https://amzn.to/3P9wffmHeartMath EMWave and Heart Coherence Tools: https://www.heartmath.com/emwave/Robert Monroe and the Monroe Institute: https://www.monroeinstitute.orgHeartMath Podcasts: https://www.heartmath.com/addheartpodcast/The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human by Siddhartha Mukherjee: https://amzn.to/4gsCoz0Center for Attitudinal Healing: https://www.ahinternational.orgThe Book of Ho'oponopono by Ulrich Dupree: https://amzn.to/3DtjvgZTellington TTouch Training: https://ttouch.comLearn TTouch Courses: https://learn.ttouch.caLFRF Podcast with Linda Tellington-Jones: https://ntls.co/podcastContact Linda Tellington-Jones

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Hace unos años Wendela Bicker, terapeuta y formadora certificada del método Tellington TTouch, miembro de su equipo internacional y educadora canina. Todo esto lo lleva desde su sitio Happy Animales. Wendela además es miembro asociada de ANPECEC. En el segundo tramo del séptimo viaje de Pongamos que Hablo de Perros, Wendela habla con Jonás sobre su viaje personal hacia el TTouch y sus experiencias, con este método. ----- Puedes apoyar este proyecto de divulgar una forma más respetuosa, empática y amable de tratar a nuestros compañeros peludos. Si entras ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠aquí⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ y te haces patrocinador, por 3€ al mes (más IVA), dices que ¡ésto vale! O, si te parece una forma mejor, puedes ir directamente a la ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠página de patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. ----- Gracias por viajar con Pongamos que Hablo de Perros...

Gwendolyn Schubert hat den Tellington TTouch® in der Medical Trainer Ausbildung bei Nicole kennen und lieben gelernt. Sie erzählt, wie sehr die TTouches das Zusammenleben mit ihren Katzen und Pferden positiv beeinflusst. Mehr über Gwendolyn Webseite Instagram Facebook Mehr über Nicole Webseite Instagram Facebook YouTube Mehr über Anja Webseite Instagram Facebook YouTube Wir freuen uns auf Feedback und Themenwünsche nicole.stein@animal-college anja.puester@hundeschule-puester.de

In dieser Folge erklärt Nicole, was es mit der Tellington TTouch ® Methode auf sich hat und warum sie das Medical Training so gut ergänzt beziehungsweise unterstützen kann. Nicoles Webseite Nicole Instagram YouTube Anjas Webseite Instagram YouTube ttouch-n-click Ausbildung Über Feedback und Kommentare freuen wir uns anja.puester@hundeschule-puester.de nicole.stein@animal-college.de

Heute gibt es endliche eine Folge zum Tellington TTouch. Ich habe in den letzten zwei Jahren eine Practitioner-Ausbilding gemacht und heute teile ich spannende Einblicke in die Welt des Tellington TTouch und wie vielfältig sich diese Methode bei deinen Katzen, in deinem Umfeld und dir selbst, anwenden lässt. Ich gebe dir heute eine kurze Einführung in Tellington TTouch, was sich unter einer Behandlung vorstellen lässt, für welche Katzen es geeignet ist, wie ich es in meinem Alltag für mich, meine Familie und Haustiere integriere und welche Elemente des Tellington TTouch in der Praxis eine Rolle spielen. Heute erfährst du... - die Grundlagen von Tellington TTouch und eine Definition, falls du mit der Methode weniger vertraut bist - welche positiven Auswirkungen Tellington TTouch haben kann und welche Probleme es möglicherweise anspricht - warum jetzt der richtige Zeitpunkt ist, über Tellington TTouch zu sprechen - kritische Perspektiven zu Tellington TTouch und meine Meinung darüber, warum es mehr ist als bloßer Esoterik - in welchen Bereichen Tellington TTouch eingesetzt werden kann und ein Eiblicke in meinen Alltag mit dieser Methode - für welche Katzen Tellington TTouch geeignet ist Die nächste Möglichkeit mehr zu Tellington TTouch zu erfahren und für deine Katze zu lernen, ist der [Medical Training Kurs ](https://clickercat.ch/medicaltraining-2/)im Februar. Ich empfehle den “Medical Training Kurs” allen Katzenbesitzer*innen, da du lernst gemeinsam mit deiner Katze Gesundheitsthemen bspw. unterstützt durch Tellington TTouch und den Besuch beim Tierarzt entspannt zu meistern. [Anmeldung und weitere Informationen hier klicken.](https://clickercat.ch/medicaltraining-2/) Weiterführende Links zu Tellington TTouch: Studien: https://ttouch.com/about-us/research-studies/ Toni Shelbourne: https://www.tonishelbourne.co.uk/ Daniela Zurr: https://www.tonishelbourne.co.uk/ Tellington TTouch Deutschland: https://www.tonishelbourne.co.uk/ ** Mehr von mir: ** [Mein Instagram Kanal ](https://www.instagram.com/clicker.cat/) [Meine Webseite](https://clickercat.ch/) [Mein Booklet mit 33-Ideen für deinen Katzenalltag ](https://clickercat.ch/33-ideen/)(für 0€) **So kannst du mit mir arbeiten** [Katzensprechstunde](https://elopage.com/s/katzentraining/1-1-Session-60-Minuten/payment): In einer Stunde ist viel möglich. Deshalb biete ich dir hier meine Zeit, in der du deine Fragen zum Katzenhaushalt stellen kannst, wir deiner Katze einen neuen Trick beibringen oder mit dem Medical Training starten. [Super-Rückruf](https://clickercat.ch/super-rueckruf/): Der wichtigste Life-Skill für deine Katze Ich freue mich, dass du wieder reingehört hast. Hab ganz viel Spass mit deinen Katzen Alles Liebe Chris

Interview with Linda Tellington-Jones.I'm very excited and pleased to announce an interview with the delightful Linda Tellington-Jones.Not only is Linda an amazing horse woman, she is also a very intuitive lady who has carved her own path in this world.Her skills and knowledge she has developed over the years was (and still is in parts) way ahead of her time.The more I listened to Linda talk, the more I  realised what an amazing lady she truly is, and so humble in the process.So sit back, relax and I hope you enjoy this episode, where you will hear all about her work with horses, humans and so much more.Linda Tellington-Jones.Founder of the Worldwide Renowned Tellington TTouch MethodLinda Tellington-Jones is a world-famous horse expert. With her innovations, she has significantly contributed to the horse world for more than five decades. But not only the horse scene profits from Linda's ideas: The Tellington TTouch Method is just as successfully applied to domestic, wild, and zoo animals as well as humans.Linda Tellington-Jones has published over 20 books and 10 educational films in 15 different languages over the years. There are over 1,700 certified Tellington-TTouch trainers for horses, dogs, and people in 27 countries who use and teach the methods.In 2008, Linda Tellington-Jones received an honorary doctorate from Wisdom University in California for her services. Linda Tellington-Jones lives with her husband, Roland Kleger, in Hawaii and still teaches TTouch worldwide.In 1975 Linda began her 4-year long training as a Feldenkrais teacher at the "Institute of Humanistic Psychology" in San Francisco. At the same time, she began to develop the Tellington Method for horses. In Germany, she published the book "How to educate your horse" together with icon Ursula Bruns, which has become a classic among guidebooks for horses.In 1983 she invented the famous circular touches, called Tellington TTouch. She holds lectures at veterinary congresses in Europe and in the USA. In 1987 a research project on the effect of TTouch on the brain waves in humans was started, marking a breakthrough for her method. For any further information on linda click on the links below.People Linda mentioned in this episode:https://feldenkrais.comhttps://greggbraden.comhttps://judeegee.comhttps://ttouch.com/https://www.facebook.com/TellingtonTTouchWorldhttps://www.youtube.com/@T Video version (alongside applicable podcasts) can be viewed on facebook and YouTube.https://www.facebook.com/equinevoices.co.ukhttps://www.youtube.com/@equinevoicesukhttps://www.instagram.com/equinevoices.ukContact Ronnie.mailto:equinevoicesronnie@gmail.com

Linda Tellington-Jones is a true icon in the horse world. With her innovative method, the Tellington TTouch method, she has helped countless horse owners to establish a deeper connection with their beloved four-legged friends. In this episode, Linda shares her unique insights and experiences of how the Tellington TTouch Method can successfully enhance the connection between humans and animals. She shares how these gentle touches and movements can help build trust, relaxation, and harmony between horse and rider.

Jason starts us off this week with some news about an ongoing trauma. His wife Jessica is leaving for a weekend and Jason shares with us what working up to this event looks like. Jason discusses some of the coping skills he is building around the weekend, but also how he is using desensitizing practices to prepare himself. Jason and Edward discuss the practices and also how to use them in more day to day endeavors. Our Deep Dive this week finds us speaking with Deb Burk again. This week she tells us more about Tellington Ttouch which she practices. She shares with us particulars about the therapy including some of its history and why and how it is used. Deb also shares with us some amazing stories about using this beautiful healing modality. To get in touch with Deb you can email her at Da.Burk@roadrunner.com, or on Facebook Deb Burk TTouch Maine Animal Connections.

This week we check in with Jason about the lack of light and his sleep patterns. Jason has been struggling with the beginning of the winter season. Through conversation we discover that part of that is light related but also trauma echoes from Holidays past. Jason and Edward discuss lighting options and other possible solutions. The conversation takes some interesting turns and has a few tangents, including discussing Jason's physical work environment and some thoughts on probability. In the end they discuss the differences between SAD lights and grow lights and a plan of action. In our Deep Dive this week, we meet Deb Burk. Deb is an animal communicator, Tellington TTouch practitioner, and an animal sitter. To get in touch with Deb you can email her at Da.Burk@roadrunner.com, or on Facebook Deb Burk TTouch Maine Animal Connections. Today Deb speaks with us about how she started down this path, some of her experiences, and a little more in depth about what she does. The stories she shares with us are touching and loving.

Dimentica il controllo.Dimentica le aspettative.Impara a osservare e osservarti, impara la presenza , impara ad affidarti anche alle tue intuizioni, al tuo sentire e non solo a ciò che pensi.Diventa un centro solido e coerente per il tuo cane, proprio come sarebbe bene fare con te stesso. Se il cane è un prolungamento della nostra parte emozionale, e noi non abbiamo sviluppato dentro di noi un centro solido, allora potrebbe essere un problema, e forse qui potresti trovare la risposta perchè le lezioni di educazione cinofila non stanno funzionando.In questo episodio ti guido .. nell'oltre. Quell'oltre che il Tellington TTouch può aiutarci a sfiorare.Playlist di video sul TTouch in cui trovi i riferimenti di cui parlo nell'episodio : https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGnaHq9mRVmJ14skJLsu0r7eZ0ow0G1ge## FAMMI SAPERE COSA NE PENSI SU TELEGRAM !!!!! ##https://web.telegram.org/z/#-1714076426su #INSTAGRAM# taggami nelle stories o scrivimi in privato:https://www.instagram.com/il_lupo_sul_sentiero/Puoi scrivermi anche a questa mail : luposulsentiero@gmail.comPer lasciare una recensione: https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/il-lupo-sul-sentiero/id1601602187### ISCRIVITI ###Su Spreaker : https://www.spreaker.com/show/il-lupo-sul-sentieroSu Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4chbGpiDapXeCk1orPWrmF --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luposulsentiero/message

Nicole Stein von "Animal College" spricht über die Tellington TTouch® Methode, insbesondere über den Tellington TTouch® und warum es sinnvoll sein kann diese auch in das Medical Training zu integrieren. Die Webseite von Noora Ehnqvist https://www.sensitivehorse.com/ Das Buch Tellington Training für Hunde https://www.thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldetails/A1011599983?ProvID=11000533&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-daUBhCIARIsALbkjSZz-Ppoh87eFk8pWu4PFwKOU14gi1M_choPm-ivUxXa8yyJXnSclJkaAqiMEALw_wcB --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anja14/message

Non è possibile avere controllo su tutto e tutti.Se viviamo in questo modo state pur certi che staremo candidati all'infelicità , a ulcera e gastriti. Il controlllo è mosso dalla paura, dalla mancanza di fiducia, negli altri, in se stessi e nella vita.Il controllo blocca, il controllo separa e logora le relazioni, il controllo non dà respiro e non lascia gli altri liberi di esprimersi.Vedo tanti cani sotto il controllo delle persone, cani repressi, che non osano più esprimere se stessi.Forse è ciò che a qualcuno di noi succede, ma solo in seguito a noi stessi e alle nostre personali scelte. E come sempre è semplicemente prendere consapevolezza di tutto questo che può portare alla liberazione.Pagina Instagram dont.pet.me ( sfatiamo il mito del cane da coccole spiegando come, in realtà, io sia solo un cane vero!) https://www.instagram.com/dont.pet.me/il link ai video del progetto Tellington TTouch, per approfondire: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGnaHq9mRVmJ14skJLsu0r7eZ0ow0G1ge## CANALE TELEGRAM ##https://web.telegram.org/z/#-1714076426Per lasciare una recensione: https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/il-lupo-sul-sentiero/id1601602187### ISCRIVITI ###Su Spreaker : https://www.spreaker.com/show/il-lupo-sul-sentieroSu Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4chbGpiDapXeCk1orPWrmFPuoi scrivermi anche qui : luposulsentiero@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luposulsentiero/message

In questo episodio, denso di argomenti, partiremo parlando della "pausa", che è uno degli elementi del TTouch ( puoi trovare in basso il link dei video corrispondenti) per arrivare a parlare di meditazione e collegandoci infine a questo drammatico momento storico, in cui la paura sta salendo in tutti noi in seguito alla guerra in atto tra Russia e Ucraina.Imparare a "stare" è una grande sfida per l'essere umano e anche in questo gli animali ci fanno da modelli, essendo naturalmente esempio di presenza .Il potere di adesso, libro di Eckart Tolle: https://www.macrolibrarsi.it/libri/__il-potere-di-adesso-una-guida-all-illuminazione-spirituale-libro-eckhart-tolle-libro.phpArticolo sui benefici della meditazione: https://www.meditazionezen.it/76-benefici-della-meditazione/Articolo sull'esperimento sugli effetti della meditazione di massa : https://lospecchiodelpensiero.wordpress.com/2012/07/20/meditazione-di-massa-le-prove-scentifiche/il link ai video del progetto Tellington TTouch, per approfondire: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGnaHq9mRVmJ14skJLsu0r7eZ0ow0G1geVideo di Piergiorgio Caselli :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS9WMQ6wBl4&t=1233s## IL NUOVO CANALE TELEGRAM!!!!! ##https://web.telegram.org/z/#-1714076426Per lasciare una recensione: https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/il-lupo-sul-sentiero/id1601602187### ISCRIVITI ###Su Spreaker : https://www.spreaker.com/show/il-lupo-sul-sentieroSu Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4chbGpiDapXeCk1orPWrmFPuoi scrivermi anche qui : luposulsentiero@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luposulsentiero/message

Il mio cane ha paura: “Non devo calmarlo o accarezzarlo, altrimenti ... "rinforzo la paura", vero?"Una domanda che molto spesso mi viene posta dalle persone quando il loro cane presenta paure di vario tipo che vanno dalla paura dei temporali, della città, delle persone, dei cani, dei rumori…Molto spesso le persone non sanno come affrontare e gestire queste emozioni e aiutare i loro cani. Ciò che mi stupisce è che di frequente l'idea insita nella mentalità comune è proprio… ignorare!In questo episodio rifletteremo insieme sulle paure, sia quelle che riguardano i nostri cani, sia quelle che riguardano noi stessi. E come sempre, non sarò qui a dare risposte, perché ognuno di noi è diverso, e forse qualche risposta riuscirete a trovarla da voi , ma soprattutto spero di stimolare ulteriori domande e magari qualche click che potrebbe scattare se vi risuoneranno in qualche modo le mie parole.A volte, è proprio la nostra stessa paura che non ci permette di "vedere", vedere che quell'individuo ha magari solo bisogno di essere accolto e compreso, qualsiasi sia il suo stato in quel momento.Raccontando la mia esperienza, offro spunti di riflessione e strumenti da utilizzare nella vita di tutti i giorni come il Tellington TTouch®, meraviglioso approccio che permette di "stare" nell'esperienza e supportare il nostro animale e noi stessi anche in un emozione come quella della paura.Tellington TTouch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9lWHzwND_o https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBPOPWtZT0_CCupPz0Mm5iQInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bdog_bfree/Per lasciare una recensione: https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/il-lupo-sul-sentiero/id1601602187### ISCRIVITI ###Su Spreaker : https://www.spreaker.com/show/il-lupo-sul-sentieroSu Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4chbGpiDapXeCk1orPWrmFscrivimi: luposulsentiero@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luposulsentiero/message

Guarda la tua vita, le persone che hai intorno, ciò che ti circonda in generale e capirai molto di te stesso. Quando si tratta di relazioni non si scappa : non funziona in modo così diverso se appartieni alla stessa specie o a specie diverse. Ci si attrae perché c'è qualcosa che risuona. Quando diventiamo consapevoli di aver proiettato su altri alcune parti di noi, o di come qualcuno ci stia rispecchiando , allora è in quel momento che può avvenire la magia , e accentando quella persona come è, ci può aiutare ad accettare quell'aspetto anche in noi stessi.Per tutti noi è difficile guardarsi con distacco, osservarsi senza giudizio e osservare da lontano i propri comportamenti. È molto più facile osservarli negli altri e parlarne come se fosse una cosa che non ci appartiene.Ed ecco che un cane entra a far parte della nostra vita e viene fuori un problema che non riusciamo a gestire. E magari iniziamo a agitarci, a urlare, a punire e cercare di reprimere quel comportamento. E se invece fosse proprio quel cane a mostrarci qualcosa di noi che non vogliamo vedere ?link su Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/15859368/cani-ci-rispecchiano-podcastsu Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/4chbGpiDapXeCk1orPWrmFVi lascio i link dei riferimenti di cui parlo nell'episodio:Stefano Cattinelli: https://www.stefanocattinelli.com/Un libro che vi consiglio vivamente di leggere sull'argomento : https://www.macrolibrarsi.it/libri/__che-cosa-mi-vuoi-dire-stefano-cattinelli-libro.php?pn=3448&adw_kyw=&gclid=CjwKCAiArOqOBhBmEiwAsgeLmbAjJNI0l_MNg_ulzSkGAhkJ84VshMA4CnSZQB1oiIag2cpNq9jgTBoCbaAQAvD_BwEL'assemblea degli animali, libro di cui vi parlo all'inizio :https://www.macrolibrarsi.it/libri/__l-assemblea-degli-animali.php?pn=3448&adw_kyw=&gclid=CjwKCAiArOqOBhBmEiwAsgeLmQIOo_-yEWuii6m1iz_yz8yNgwQGQ-4hPePfUt3eZCwkflqnqsEUehoCE5MQAvD_BwEhttp://www.animalcommunicatoritalia.it/Tellington TTouch® ( per approfondire) https://www.tteam.it/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luposulsentiero/message

Ich möchte diesmal mit einem großem Dankeschön beginnen. Danke für die riesengroße Ressonanz auf die letzte Auf Trab-Folge „Gefährliche Oktoberweiden". Mit 22.000 Reaktionen auf Facebook, mehreren hundert Aufrufen auf Youtube und Podcast-Plattformen habe ich bei dem Thema doch nicht gerechnet. Dass mein Vorschlag, einen Refraktometer für die Zuckerbestimmung im Weidegras einzusetzen, solche kontroversiellen Diskussionen auslösen würde. Jetzt aber zu unserem Gast der jüngsten Auf Trab-Folge. Es ist Martin Lasser. Der diplomierte Krankenpfleger ist lizensierter Vielseitigkeits-Trainer und Reitlehrer und lizensierter Tellington Practioner 3 und Obmann des Tellington-Jones Vereins in Österreicher. Martin habe ich zu Linda Tellington-Jones Botschaft, über das Prinzip, die Wirkung und Ausführung ihrer weltberühmten TTouchs gerfragt. Das sind kreisende, hebende, gleitende Berührungen. Sie sollen nicht nur eine besondere Verbindung zwischen Vier- und Zweibeiner aufbauen. Mit TTouchs kann man Pferde beruhigen, dem Pferd Ängste, Spannungen und Schmerzen nehmen und das Selbstvertrauen des Pferdes sowie sein Vertrauen zum Menschen stärken. Negative und unerwünschte Verhaltensmuster sollen mit TTouch dauerhaft verändert und ausgelöscht werden können, weil TTouch auf das Gehirn wirken sollen und so die Pferde weniger instinktgesteuert reagieren lassen soll. Soweit die Theorie, aber lassen wir doch den Praktiker Martin Lasser in dieser Folge zu Wort kommen. Mehr zu ihm unter anderem auf www.tellington.at Ich kann Euch außerdem das kleine Taschenbuch von Linda Tellington empfehlen „Basis TTouches für Pferde", mit 20 TTouchs, ihre Anwendungen sowie den Anleitungen zu den wichtigsten Berührungen. Gutes Gelingen Viel Spaß mit Auf Trab wünschen Julia und ihre Welshies. Musik- und Soundrechte: https://auftrab.eu/index.php/musik-und-soundrechte/ #Tellington-Jones #TTouch #Martin_Lasser #Wolkenleopard Fotos Martin Lasser

If you’d like to support the podcast and all the work that I do then you can! Just head on over to patreon.com/comealongfortheridepodcast and sign up. From as little as a cup of coffee a month, you can help me keep this podcast going. There are many tiers that you can choose from and if everyone who listens gave only $5 per month, it would make a massive positive difference to me.There is a tier in there for a small business subscription just like the one Peter Papp took up from Peter and the Herd, this is the one where your business gets a mention each week on the podcast. Peter works with equine behaviour and trauma recovery. Equine communication. Human and horse relationship building. Peter has had communication with my mare Gypsy, who is the mare with me in the podcast picture and he was spot on about everything so I can highly recommend his work personally. Click here to connect with Peter and the Herd.A huge shout out to our new Patreon subscribers. Jennifer Morris, thank you for joining the Patreon Community.In this episode I spoke with Robin Hood. Robin is the sister of Linda Tellington-Jones, the creator of the Tellington TTouch method of bodywork.Robin and I talked about the Tellington TTouch Method and how it came about in the first place. It is amazing to hear how someone was able to experience something for themselves and then go on to create their very own form of bodywork to help horses.Robin is an amazing woman and horse person in her very own right. We spoke about so many topics in the horse world including how we as women need to advocate for our horses and be in our power.We also talked about how to choose a trainer of any kind.About their words matching their actions. Robin suggested we look at what do they do when what they are doing doesn’t work.We even talked about why having water available for your horse during any training or body work session is really important for both you and your horse.This is a rich conversation that I enjoyed immensely.I have put a couple of links in the show notes but there are so many different pages and groups on facebook that I suggest if you want to follow the Tellington TTouch Method that you put Tellington TTouch into the search bar of Facebook and find the one that is in your country. As Robin says, there are a lot. So head on over there after you’ve listened to find out more about what is happing in your area.You can also gather more information on Tellington TTouch here https://ttouch.com/index.htmlhttps://ttouch.ca/© Copyrighted

On today's episode, Caroline sits down with Sally Morgan, author and physical therapist for pets and people. Sally discusses some of her techniques including cranio-sacral therapy and Tellington TTouch, how behavior issues are actually our animals communicating, and how her frustrations training her horse brought her into this world. Stay tuned for a great show! 

Marta Mannelová je jedinou TTouch trenérkou v ČR a tak jsem si k tomuhle tématu vlastně nemohla přizvat nikoho povolanějšího. Co se tentokrát dozvíte?co je to vůbec Tellington TTouch a kdy se používájak vypadají jednotlivé technikyjaký je rozdíl mezi bandážemi, doteky a vodícími technikamijaký je rozdíl mezi shapingem a luringem a co to vlastně je jaké chyby se nejčastěji dělají v uvazování zklidňující bandáže, kterou řada lidí používá např. na silvestra jak funguje vzdělávání v Tellington TTouch a proč Marta jezdí často do zahraničíOdkazy na knížky a stránky, které zmiňujeme v podcastu: TKniha Tellington TTouchFacebook @ttouchdotekyczwww.ttouch.czJestli vás zajímá víc podobných příspěvků, článků a tipů do života se psem, budu se na vás těšit na www.pejskarium.cz! Podcast můžete v aplikaci Apple podcasts během pár vteřin ohodnotit a dát mi tak zpětnou vazbu, zda se vám rozhovory líbí.

Watch On YouTube: https://youtu.be/qChWERhHFzA Linda Tellington-Jones, Ph.D. (HON) is the creator of the renowned Tellington TTouch method. Developed over four decades ago, Tellington TTouch has provided a positive, effective and gentle means of helping animals with common behavioral and physical problems that you can start doing immediately in your own home. Learn why veterinarian's around the world recommend TTouch for their patients and how TTouch can dramatically improve your pets' well being: Improve digestive, respiratory, and overall physical and emotional health Connect animals into their body instead of reacting to triggers Learn to deal with stress by relaxing Reduce fear, pain and bring an animal out of shock Enhance cellular function and communication and support the healing potential of the body Find out how to treat animals like they understand to behavior better TTouch has been taught worldwide and is one of the most broadly-recognized methods of improving behavior, enhancing performance and health, and teaching animals to learn willingly.   https://intuitivetouchanimalcare.com/

Linda’s photo courtesy of Gabriele BoisellePlease note that this interview was recorded with Linda from her home in beautiful Hawaii. You might hear lots of birds in the background that we were unable to completely edit out.Linda, what is TTouch® and could you share the story with us of how it came to be?What are the benefits?And there have been Studies and research about the effectiveness of your Method and principles right?How does TTouch® work specifically in dogs?And if we do TTouch® with our dogs, what benefits are there for us?I would love it if you could share some success stories. I know that you told me about the terrier who for her whole life wouldn’t let anyone touch her…As a teacher, trainer and author, Linda Tellington-Jones has created a highly effective and revolutionary approach to working with animals by developing the Tellington TTouch Method®. Beginning in the equestrian world, her method has also proven highly effective for dogs and other companion animals.Linda has written twenty-two books about Tellington TTouch® which have been printed in sixteen languages. Her book, Getting in TTouch® with Your Dog: A Gentle Approach to Influencing Behavior, Health, and Performance is published in eight languages including most recently in Korean.There are certified Practitioners teaching the Tellington Method for dogs in more than 30 countries.Linda lives in Hawaii with her husband, Roland Kleger, and still teaches around the world eight months each year.Freedom No-Pull HarnessMolecules of Emotion: The Science Behind Mind-Body MedicineMORE ABOUT LINDA AND THE TTOUCH® METHOD:https://ttouch.com/https://www.ttouchforyouonline.com/immersion-series/https://www.facebook.com/groups/tellingtonttouchcommunity/https://www.facebook.com/LindaTTellingtonJones/https://www.facebook.com/TellingtonTTouchWorld/

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Have you ever wondered why many dogs are afraid of thunderstorms? I explain what your dog hears compared to you, reveal the most important role you play during storms and then offer a few things you can do to help calm a petrified dog. Then, we’ll hear more stories from Alan Peters, the executive director of Can-Do-Canines, an organization in Minnesota that trains dogs to perform customized, one-of- a-kind skills that make all the difference in the lives of people with certain disabilities. In part two of our conversation (part one is in episode 34) you’ll hear about the astonishing things dogs do, such as helping a wheel bound boy move his legs, and saving a woman from the constant need to call an ambulance to stay alive. Did you know that how you play with your cat can have a big influence on its happiness and in preventing or remedying behavior issues? The secret is having a particular type of toy and then knowing the best way to move it so that it engages your cat’s natural hunting skills. I’ll explain how to activate this most important “prey sequence” so that you both reap the benefits If you enjoy the podcast, please tell your friends about it. They can subscribe for free and the easiest way to do this is to go to the podcast website, raisingyourpaws.com. Resources for the Episode: Check out the website for more information on The Tellington TTouch – a method for calming your pets. Can do Canines website. Source for the story on thunderstorms: The Secret Lives of Dogs by Jana Murphy and editors of Pets: Part of the family. Source for the story on a cat’s prey sequence:  The Cat Whisperer by Mieshelle Nagelschneider.  

Ljudje od živali zahtevamo, da nas razumejo, mi pa se ne trudimo, da bi razumeli njih, pravi Darja Žnidaršič, sicer medicinska sestra, pa tudi terapevtka TTouch in učiteljica za pse. In nadaljuje, da šele ko nekaj spoznaš, veš, kako s tem ravnati. Nič drugače ni pri naravi in živalih. Ko jih razumeš, jih začneš varovati sam od sebe, brez zakonov in prepovedi. Ena od metod, kako se jim približati in z njimi navezati stik, je tudi dotik. Nadgradnja dotika pa je metoda Tellington TTouch, neverbalna komunikacija, ki spodbuja povezanost med dvema živima bitjema. Metodo je razvila Linda Tellington-Jones, ki ji marsikdo reče kar šepetalka konjem. Osnov masaže se je naučila od dedka, ki je v Rusiji dresiral dirkalne konje, sam pa se je metode naučil od ruskih ciganov. Linda, ki je s svojim načinom dela z živalmi pomagala tudi orki Keiku iz filma Free Willy in številnim drugim divjim živalim, od slonov do snežnih leopardov, je bila gostja na Svetovnem kongresu Ambasadorjev živali in narave na Rogli.

Summary: Lori Stevens is an animal behavior consultant, a professional dog trainer, a canine fitness trainer, an animal massage practitioner, and a senior Tellington TTouch® Training practitioner. She continually studies how animal behavior, movement, learning, fitness, and health interact. She uses intimidation-free, scientific, and innovative methods, in an educational environment, to improve the health, behavior, performance, and fitness of animals. Lori gives workshops worldwide and has a private practice in Seattle, WA. She is also the creator of the Balance Harness. Lori's most recent of 3 DVDs By Tawzer Dog Videos is co-presented with Kathy Sdao and called 'The Gift of a Gray Muzzle: Active Care for Senior Dogs.' It focuses on improving the life of senior dogs. She will be teaching at FDSA in August for the first time, with a class on the same topic, called Helping Dogs Thrive: Aging Dogs. Links mentioned: The Gift of a Gray Muzzle: Active Care for Senior Dogs Helping Dogs Thrive: Aging Dogs Seattle TTouch (Lori's Website) The Feldenkrais Method Next Episode:  To be released 8/4/2017, featuring Amy Johnson talking about taking photographs of our pets.  TRANSCRIPTION: Melissa Breau: This is Melissa Breau and you're listening to the Fenzi Dog Sports Podcast brought to you by the Fenzi Dog Sports Academy, an online school dedicated to providing high quality instruction for competitive dog sports, using only the most current and progressive training methods. Today we'll be talking to Lori Stevens. Lori is an animal behavior consultant, a professional dog trainer, a canine fitness trainer, an animal massage practitioner, and a senior Tellington TTouch training practitioner. She continually studies how animal behavior, movement, learning, fitness, and health interact. She uses intimidation free, scientific, and innovative methods in an educational environment to improve the health, behavior, performance, and fitness of animals. Lori gives workshops worldwide and has a private practice in Seattle, Washington. She is also the creator of the balance harness. Lori's most recent of three DVDs by Tawzer Dog Videos is co-presented with Kathy Sdao, and called The Gift of a Gray Muzzle: Active Care for Senior Dogs. It focuses on improving the life of senior dogs. She will be teaching at FDSA in August for the first time with a class on the same topic called Helping Dogs Thrive: Aging Dogs. Hi, Lori. Welcome to the podcast. Lori Stevens: Hello. Thanks for having me on. Melissa Breau: I'm excited to shout today. Lori Stevens: Yeah, me too. Thanks, Melissa. Melissa Breau: Absolutely. So to get us kind of started out, can you tell us a little bit about your own dogs, kind of who they are, and what you're working on with them? Lori Stevens: Yes. So I'm going to talk about two. One is with me now because both of them actually got me into this business. So right now, I have a 12 year old Aussie named Cassie, and I got her when she was two years old, and at two, what I was working on is very different from what I'm working on now with her. At two we worked on a lot of behavior related issues, especially on leash, what you might label reactivity. She was barking a lot every day, she was unfamiliar, really, with being out in the world, and so I learned a lot from her. Basically, you know, how do you calm, and communicate, and build trust with the dog that basically didn't have trust in the world, so I learned loads from her, and we're always working on life with her. Our sport is fitness. We started out in agility, but over time, I figured out that, that was really hard for her, she wasn't really enjoying it, probably because of all the environmental sensitivity, and as much as I worked with her it just didn't seem like her thing. She loved it when she was running, but when she wasn't running it was really hard to hear all the noises and see the other dogs running, so we moved on, so now we do fitness, we do standup paddle boarding, we do lots of hikes, and now I'm living with an aging dog. So I actually have firsthand experience now in living with a dog that's getting older, but I wanted to bring up my first dog because that is the dog, Emmy, who got me into any of this work at all, and basically, she had a lot of health challenges, a lot of physical challenges, I learned just loads of stuff from her, and that's how I originally got into TTouch Training and massage, so I'll talk a little bit about that more, but I just want to bring up that Emmy is always present, even though she's been gone 10 years. She's been gone quite a while. Melissa Breau: They do manage to have quite a lasting impact sometimes. Lori Stevens: That is so true. So true. Melissa Breau: So what led you to where you are now? I mean, you started to mention Emmy a little bit, but how did you kind of end up working with dogs for a living? Lori Stevens: Well, so Emmy had all these physical issues and I just took a TTouch class, basically, to learn things to help Emmy, and I kept going to my vet, and my vet kept saying you're just doing wonderful work with her, if you would just get cards made up I would send all my clients to you, sent lots of clients to you, and it's kind of strange because…I won't say when, but way back when I ended up with a degree in computer science, but before that I was in occupational therapy, and I was also in the University Dance Company. I danced for many years, so I have this kind of weird dual interest, both in things physical, movement, bodywork. I always had that interest with occupational therapy and dance, but then I ended up in IT for many, many years. I just retired from the University in April 2017, from the university of Washington, but in 2005 I started my practice, and that was at the urging of a vet, so I got cards made up, and I didn't really think a lot was going to come of it, but in fact, that built my practice. So I went to four days a week at the University and had a practice one day a week for a long time, and then I went half time at the University. I just kept, you know, kind of building my practice and working in IT, and am out of IT, and totally focused on animals, which is fantastic. Melissa Breau: Indeed. Congrats. That's so exciting being able to focus on that full time. Lori Stevens: Yes, it is. Now I'm spending full time writing this course, which is really great fun, but it's a lot of work, and so it's a good thing I don't have my job too. Melissa Breau: So there are lots of kind of interesting pieces there, right? Just kind of all the different things that you work with, and all the different techniques you have, but I want to start with TTouch. So for those not familiar with it at all can you kind of explain what it is? Lori Stevens: I can. You're right, there's all those pieces, and oddly enough, they do all fit together, but what is Tellington TTouch Training? So people here touch and they think it's only body work, but Tellington TTouch Training is actually a lot more than body work. It is body work, and there are a variety of body work touch techniques, but there's also an element of it that is movement, which includes slowing down dogs and having them move precisely over various equipment on different movement patterns over different surfaces, stopping, turning, really slowing down the nervous system and letting them feel themselves, their bodies, in a way that maybe they haven't felt them before. It's interesting how many dogs move really, really fast, and it's uncomfortable for them to move really slowly when they're working with someone, so you learn a lot from that, and there's also several tools and techniques that go along with TTouch. One of those is leash walking and making it more comfortable for dogs to walk on a leash, and to fit well in their equipment, and that's pretty much how, you know, it's that awareness that caused me to develop, over years, the balance harness, but there's also the really learning to observe the dogs, and to give them choice. So there's a lot in TTouch that many years ago other people weren't really focusing on, and now, thankfully, many people are focusing on it all over the place, so it's kind of nice that, you know, it's now overlapping more with other work that people are doing, and anyway, I hope that gives you a better idea, but it's not just body work. Melissa Breau: Okay. So I wanted to ask kind of how it works too, and does it work for all dogs, is it something that works, you know, for some dogs better than others, is it something I could learn to do? I mean, how does that all kind of work? Lori Stevens: Absolutely, you could learn to do it. Does it work for all dogs? I have to answer that…and you know, of course, there's an element of it that works for all dogs, but you have to define what you mean by works, and everything depends on the dog and what you're trying to do, but the thing that makes Tellington TTouch work unique is that it's not habitual. In other words, the way you touch the dog is not the way the dog is used to being touched, so it sort of gets the attention of the nervous system in a different way. The way you move the dogs is different from how they typically move, so it kind of gets their attention in another way. It's almost as if they're listening to the work sometimes. It's super interesting. The nice thing about it is that I can get a dog that's so fearful in my practice that I can't touch the dog, but I have other tools to use with that dog, so I can move the dog, and over time, with that movement I build trust and we have a dialog going on between us, and eventually, that dog says okay, I'm ready to be touched now. I mean, they really do, they come up to your hands, and then once you start the touch work you've got another set of things you can do, so it's really got a depth to it that isn't so visible on the surface, and the fact that it's called TTouch often just leads people into thinking that it's just this one thing where you touch your dog. There's work in humans called Feldenkrais, so it was developed years ago, and it's a technique that moves people in nonhabitual ways to kind of develop new neural pathways to give them freedom of movement again. So people that have serious injuries, and they're, you know, varying them for whatever reason, a variety of reasons, have very limited movement, they can work with the Feldenkrais practitioner, or in a Feldenkrais class called Awareness Through Movement that really slows down and moves your body into nonhabitual patterns to regain new freedom of movement in your own body. It teaches your body to move in another way to get to the same place. Linda Tellington Jones, who developed Tellington TTouch Training, went through that Feldenkrais training for…she did it in order to work with the riders in our Equine Center, the horse riders, so then she started applying those ideas, and those techniques to animals, and that's where the work came from.      Melissa Breau: Interesting. Lori Stevens: I know. It's a well-kept secret. Melissa Breau: So you know, you're also a small animal massage practitioner, and you're a certified candidate in massage, so how did those pieces kind of mesh? What are some of the differences between something like TTouch and massage, how do you use them in conjunction? Lori Stevens: There is overlap and there's also quite a bit of difference, so with my massage training I can really focus on if I'm working with a dog who is super tight in the shoulders from doing too much agility over the weekend, and has big knots, you know, I can get those knots out because I have that training. Also, my training is in rehabilitation massage, so I can do manual lymphatic drainage, so if the dog has lymphoma say, and has huge swollen lymph nodes in the neck that you can actually see how swollen the lymph nodes are, I can do this very gentle work to bring that swelling down, to move the lymph node system lymph fluid again, so I can do very specific work that has a very physical effect. In TTouch body work I can work on a tail and change the behavior of a dog, so…what? So it's very different, you're more working with fascia and skin in the nervous system than you are working muscles, although muscles can change as well. Both of the techniques can change gate. It's all very, very interesting how, you know, both of them can change gate from working on the bodies, and I'm sure there's a lot of overlap, even when you're focusing on different things, but they really have kind of a different focus. And the TTouch work is much…I won't say lighter, because they both can be quite light, like even when I'm working on a knot in a muscle I don't dig in there, you know, I'm very…I go with the muscle, but I would just say they have a different focus, and therefore, you can end up with a different result. And the TTouch body work can actually…I see more changes in behavior than I do with massage, and I don't know if that's because I'm focused upon that, I don't know. I mean, it's kind of interesting, but you know, when a dog gets really uptight, often times out on a walk, my dog's tail will start to go up. That will be one of the first things I see. Maybe her ears and head, but I'll see her tail go up. If I actually reach down and just stroke her tail and bring her tail back down it actually brings her back down. Melissa Breau: Interesting. Lori Stevens: Yeah, I know. It's kind of interesting. I might have to teach that in my next Fenzi course. Melissa Breau: Hey, I'd certainly be interested in learning a little more about it. So it sounds like to me…and I could be totally of base, obviously, but if the TTouch is a little bit more focused on kind of the physical and behavioral tied together, whereas, the massage is more kind of on the physical and performance side. Is that kind of right? Lori Stevens: Well, sure. You can put it that way. I would just say they are different techniques. There is overlap, but there are different techniques. TTouch in no way does it do manual inside drainage, for example, that is a massage technique, and when I'm doing just message to get knots out I'm not generally looking for changes in behavior. I'm looking for changes in the body. So…I don't know, I mean, they're both touching the body, both body work. Melissa Breau: Now, you're also a certified canine fitness trainer, so how does that factor in? Lori Stevens: So that factors into the movement work, so I have been doing the Tellington TTouch training moment work for years, and it wasn't really getting dogs to the point that…it wasn't getting them where I wanted them to go if they were showing weakness in their muscles. Having a background in dance and being active my entire life, I was really looking for ways of helping the dogs be stronger, and more flexible, and more agile, and more confident, and blah blah blah, and some of those TTouch gave, and some of those it didn't, so it was natural for me to take it a step further. I mean, all the stuff I do sounds like a bunch of certifications, but they're all really interwoven. I had been doing some fitness with dogs for years, and then when the University of Tennessee offered the certified canine fitness trainer program and partnership with Fitpaws I jumped on it, because that was the first program that I saw that I thought would be worth doing, and just going ahead and getting my certification in it, plus I learned things. When I see…especially a dog's age, is weakness, or you know, I see habitual movement patterns that maybe a dog got injured when they were two, and at six they're still carrying the same pattern, they just never quit taking all their weight off their back right foot, say, so fitness really allowed me to take it a step further and help those dogs get back to being more functional, and stronger. And it's really fun, and it's a fantastic way of building trust, and enjoying communication with your dog. It's just another…well, like I said, it's my sport, one of my sports, so I just think it's fantastic. Melissa Breau: So I want to kind of shift gears for a minute and look at your interest in older dogs. What led to that? Was it Cassie getting older or was it something else? Lori Stevens: No, no. I've been working with older dogs for years. It's funny how long I worked with them before I had one, although, I have had older dogs before, but because of the kind of work I was doing the veterinarians were sending lots of senior dogs to me, and because I was helping them get functional again, and helping them feel better I just kept getting them, so I had a lot of experience. Even in 2005 I was getting the older dogs sent to me and I just kept building up that knowledge of working with them, and helping them feel better. I wonder what year it was. I want to say it was 2014, but I can't be certain. Kathy Sdao and I decided to do Gift of a Gray Muzzle together and really focus on aging dogs in a video in our workshop. We just gave that workshop recently again. It's kind of a passion of mine because you know, everybody when they get a puppy they're very enthusiastic about their new puppy, and you know, they have to learn a bunch of things, but there's a motivation to learn a bunch of things because you have a new puppy, you just went out and got it, but our dogs age gradually, and it's not the same kind of oh boy, I've got an aging dog, and I'll go out and learn all these new things. You know, books on aging dogs don't sell, and the thing is that there's a real joy of working with aging dogs, and watching them get new light in their eyes, and watching them physically get through things that maybe they weren't getting through before, so anyway, that's what led me to it. Melissa Breau: To kind of dig into that a little more, what are some of the issues that older furry friends tend to struggle with where your training and presumably, also your upcoming class may be able to help?      Lori Stevens: Well, I think even with people, keeping our dogs minds, or keeping our minds and bodies active is incredibly important, and this thing happens as dogs age is they all of a sudden get really comfortable sleeping for a very long time, and I think we go…especially if we have more than one dog I think we kind of say to ourselves well, our older dog's fine, you know, I'll put more energy into my younger dog, you know, maybe don't think that, but that's what ends up happening, and then one day you notice oh my god, the hind end strength is going, and the proprioception is going, which both of those naturally diminish with age. I better say what proprioception is. Proprioception is your conscience ability to know where your body is in space during movement, so if you think of a toddler at a certain age, they can't hold their cup up with juice in it, they're just pouring it upside down and then they're upset their juice is gone, but then at a certain age they suddenly know how to keep their cup upright while they move. That's proprioception. Well, you lose it with age, and so you have dogs that used to be able to step over and run over everything, running into low poles, or low logs, or whatever, and so hind end strength and proprioception naturally diminish with age, and so in the course, and when I work with older dogs, and when I do the workshops, that's what I'm helping people do is get those back. Also, I think we're not quite prepared as humans to all of a sudden, we have this senior dog, and our dog can't do as much as it could do before, and so we have to change as well, so how do our expectations need to change, and how can we make this time together, which hopefully, will be many years as wonderful as it can be. You know, we have to change our expectations, and rather them be disappointed, find joy in that as much as our dogs need to find joy in a different kind of life as well. Not meaning…this isn't bad, this is all good stuff. I mean it all in a very good way. It's just that's it's different, and so you know, in the course I give lots of tips on the easiest way to get your dog in and out of a car, or on the sofa, the functional things that dogs could do when they were younger, sometimes those go away, and so how do we bring back that function or maintain that function and joy with our aging dogs. So we'll be doing lots of activities in that course on keeping our dogs minds and bodies active, but also tools and techniques we can use to participate in making their lives as good as we can. Did that help? Melissa Breau: Absolutely. So if you were to make one recommendation for everyone listening who happens to have an aging or older dog, what would it be? Is it about mind shift, is it about, you know, exercise? I mean, what kind of piece would you pull out of that? Lori Stevens: Well, I certainly have one. Surprise, surprise. I would say be your dog's advocate, trust yourself. If you suspect something is wrong, be a detective until you get to the source. I can't tell you how many times the answer is well, your dog's getting older, you know, you're making stuff up, or that's just natural, your dog's getting older, and there really has been something, so I do think it's really, really important to be your dog's advocate, and to trust yourself, and it's okay to take your older dog to acupuncture appointments, or TTouch appointments, or massage appointments, or swimming appointment, you know, whatever you want to do to make yourself feel better. That's a good thing, but if you notice that…and your dog feel better, but if you notice something seems off it can be really hard to find what it is, and just be your dog's advocate is all I can say. Go to another vet if your veterinarian isn't willing to work with you through figuring out what it is. Melissa Breau: And finally, the questions I ask  in every episode. I want to ask you kind of the same three questions that I asked everybody whose come on so far. So to start, what's the dog related accomplishment that you are proudest of? Lori Stevens: My observation skills. I mean, they have developed since 2005 and I'm happy that I can now recognize how developed they are, and how important observation skills are, and really honoring the dog's needs rather than my own agenda, right. I mean, you know, sometimes it's natural when you have a practice to think through I'm getting ready to see this person and dog, and here's my agenda for the hour-long session, we're going to do it, X, Y, and Z, and then the dog gets there and goes no, we're not, you know, I want to do something else. So really being observant to be able to tell that, and then honoring the dog's needs, and the person, of course, has the say in what you do as well, but you know, really honoring the dog's needs. And I've actually…I will say it's only happened once since 2005, but I lost a client for not forcing a dog to do things, so I didn't mind losing that client, but… Melissa Breau: It's important to stand up for your principles and kind of do what you believe is the right thing. Lori Stevens: Yeah, and I'm just not comfortable forcing dogs into position for a massage. Melissa Breau: Right. So what about training advice, what is the best piece of training advice that you've ever heard? Lori Stevens: You know, it's funny. I don't really think these are what you have in mind, but… Melissa Breau: That's okay! Lori Stevens: Yeah. Meet the dog where she is or he is. That was the best piece of advice I heard and that was in TTouch, but just kind of change to meet both learners, the dog and the person, where they are. You can't really tell people to change, right, you have to guide them gently, and kind of move with them when they're really to move. People have to decide for themselves to make changes, and communication is so incredibly important. I've seen dogs and people go from, you know, a pretty dark place to an incredible place, and I'm so thrilled with what, you know, with the influence that I had on that. I would have to say just meeting everybody where they are, and recognizing how important communication is, and that it's not just about what we think, or how we think it should be done, but bringing the person and dog along at their own pace. Melissa Breau: And finally, who is someone else in the dog world that you look up to? Lori Stevens: Well, you know there's several, but I have to say Dr. Susan Friedman and Ken Ramirez probably are two top. Melissa Breau: Ken's well regarded among the FDSA staff. I've heard his name a couple of times now. Lori Stevens: Yeah. He's pretty great. So is Dr. Susan Friedman. I think you'll hear her name more and more if you haven't already. Melissa Breau: Cool. Well, thank you so much for coming on the podcast, Lori. Thank you so much. I appreciate you having me on. Melissa Breau: I feel like I learned a ton. Lori Stevens: That's great. Melissa Breau: Yeah. And thank you to all of our listeners for tuning in. We'll be back next week with Amy Johnson to discuss photography and our dogs. If you haven't already, subscribe to our podcast in iTunes or the podcast app of your choice to have or next episode automatically downloaded to your phone as soon as it becomes available.      CREDITS: Today's show is brought to you by the Fenzi Dog Sports Academy. Special thanks to Denise Fenzi for supporting this podcast. Music provided royalty-free by BenSound.com; the track featured here is called “Buddy.” Audio editing provided by Chris Lang and transcription written by CLK Transcription Services.  

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Tellington TTOUCH - die Meister der Entspannung! Ursprünglich aus dem Pferdetraining entwickelt, erfreut sich die Tellington-Methode inzwischen weltweit zahlloser Anhänger in nahezu jedem Bereich des Tiertrainings. Bibi Degn ist jahrzehntelang die Leitung der Tellington-Guilde in Deutschland gewesen. Derzeit leitet sie die Ausbildung zum Tellington TTouch® Practitioner - eine toller Zusatz für Hunde- und Pferdetrainer. Wir freuen uns sehr, das Bibi uns in dieser Folge einen kleinen Einblick in diese tolle Methode gibt! Die im Podcasts erwähnten Links & Empfehlungen: "TELLINGTON-TRAINING FÜR HUNDE" MIT DVD VON LINDA TELLINGTON-JONES WEBSITE VON BIBI DEGN PRACTIONER & SEMINARE FINDEN >> Podcast bei iTunes abonnieren Wenn Dir diese Podcast-Folge gefallen hat, dann bewerte uns doch bitte bei iTunes - wir freuen uns auf Deine Kommentare! Dieser Podcast ist ein gemeinsames Projekt von Tiertraining.tv und pfotenakademie.de

WOW what a treat to welcome pioneer Linda Tellington-Jones, PhD (Hon) join Frank Ferrante and Keri Davis in this educational platform.   Linda has her roots in a philosophy that sees all beings -- humans and animals alike -- as reflections of a Divine Whole. The Tellington Method was first created 4 decades ago as a system of animal training, healing and communication that allows people to relate to animals in a deeper, more compassionate way -- a way that furthers inter-species connection and honors the body, mind and spirit of both animals and their people. The Tellington Method utilizes a variety of techniques of touch, movement and body language to affect behavior, performance, and health, and to increase an animal’s willingness and ability to learn in a painless and anxiety-free environment. Linda's highly effective and revolutionary approach to working with animals brought her world wide recognition, and it was out of this success that Tellington Ttouch for humans has arisen. The method for horses, first developed in the 1970’s, is known as TTEAM (Tellington TTouch Equine Awareness Method). In the 1980’s, Tellington TTouch broadened to include the world of companion animals, developing techniques that deepen mutual trust and understanding and strengthen the human/animal bond. During this period, TTouch work was also introduced as an effective and valuable method to reduce stress in wild life rehabilitation and to enhance the well-being of animals in zoos.  Keri Davis has trained through the Institute of Integrated Sciences, in the HUNA™ program (Humans Understanding Nature and Animals) which is based on the philosophy that all life is connected and cannot be separated.