
The Dog Psychology Podcast Episode #035 Balancing Nature and Nurture in Dog Psychology
The Dog Psychology PodcastShow Notes
In this episode of the Dog Psychology Podcast, Todd and Art discuss their experiences working with reactive dogs and the concept of nature versus nurture. They share stories about dogs they are currently working with, including a Mexican street dog and a Bernedoodle. They explore the idea of nature and how dogs have certain innate characteristics and drives. They also discuss the importance of understanding the psychology of dogs and how to balance nature and nurture in training.
The conversation touches on topics such as pack dynamics, social pressure, and the role of masculine and feminine energy in dog training. The conversation explores the concepts of masculine and feminine energy in dog training and how they can affect a dog's behavior. The hosts discuss the importance of balance and understanding the different energies, as well as the potential pitfalls of misplacing these energies. They also touch on the role of empathy and compassion in dog training and how it can affect the trainer. The hosts share personal experiences and insights, highlighting the need for both masculine and feminine energies in dog training.
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