3: Embracing Discomfort: the rehab of my struggling friend
Lift Your Leg - the art of training a dogShow Notes
How do you train dogs? The same as I fix my friends.
Here is an interview with my friend. She has had a crappy year with the universe repeatedly beating her down. After a particularly bad day, where her palid skin hung off her face, I asked her if I could give her a nutritional intervention. She agreed and this pretty much into a human version of a board and train.
Here she speaks of her experience and her transformation. How her adventures and pushing through fear removed her anxieties, got her thinking clearer, and brought her back to life.
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We talk everything dog. We drift from topic to topic with many important nuggets to get you thinking. We tackle raising puppies, building dogs up, corrections, flaws of working dog people, dog training groupies, reactive dogs etc.
Monique Anstee and Jessica Bernatchez, dog trainers from Vancouver Island, discuss the importance of freedom, joy, and empathy in retraining a reactive dog, emphasizing practical strategies for managing reactivity and fostering a happy, balanced life for dogs and their owners.
Ever feel like your energy is just... off? 🤔
Monique Anstee from The Naughty Dogge in Victoria, BC, chats with Melody Shaw from Kuri K9 Trail and Train in Nanaimo, BC. They dive into the insights from their recent Bootcamp and Shadow Week experience, and here are some Key Takeaways 1. **Atmosphere Matters**: A positive, engaging environment fosters learning. 2. **Direct Communication**: Open dialogue enhances understanding and reduces defensiveness. 3. **Transformation is Possible**: Both reactive dogs and owners can experience significant growth in a supportive setting. 4. **Fun is Essential**: Rediscovering the joy in training leads to better relationships with our dogss. 5. **Innovative Techniques**: Embracing new methods can reinvigorate training practices. I hope you enjoy the listen, and please share this podcast with your dog clubs and friends.
I want us to redefine categories of dog trainers from Force Free and Balanced to Leave the Essence in and Take the Essence Out. Hear our thoughts...