A Dog's Eye View

In this wisdom-packed episode, we sit down with renowned dog trainer, author, and former IACP president Marc Goldberg. From the story of his first dog Gus to the lessons he's learned (and relearned) over decades in the industry, Marc invites us into theemotional, messy, and meaningful journey of truly understanding dogs—andourselves.Marc's personal and collaborative work with the Monks of New Skete can be found here:marcgoldbergdogtrainer.comTheArtOfTrainingYourDog.comChicagoDogTrainer.comPublished books:Let Dogs Be Dogs- https://www.amazon.com/Let-Dogs-Be-Understanding-Mastering/dp/0316387932/The Art of Training Your Dog- https://www.amazon.com/Art-Training-Your-Dog-Collar/dp/1682687619/The Joy of Playing With Your Dog- https://www.amazon.com/Joy-Playing-Your-Dog-Socialization/dp/1682685047

🎙️🎧 New Episode! The Importance of Empathy andCompassion with Roberto BarataWhat if everything you thought you knew about “dog training” needed a deeper look? In this eye-opening episode of A Dog’s Eye View Podcast, we sit down with the incredible Robero Barata to unpack the real science behind dog training and the true meaning ofbehavior. Roberto is an Animal Ethologist and founder of Human-Animal Science (HAS). HAS is an educational initiative dedicated to understanding and improving Animal Behavior (Barata, 2024). Together, we break down big concepts and bring clarity to what’s often misunderstood:🧠 The science behind training--what reinforcers, rewards, and punishment actuallymeans and how they are often misunderstood 🌍 Evolutionary roots of behavior & the importance of homeostasis in behavior modification📚Learning theories, how “dogs don’t have ethics or morals only survival instincts” --Roberto, Barata 🧭And why “No price is too high to pay for being ourselves” – Friedrich NietzscheWhether you're a canine professional or a passionate dog owner, this episode will challenge your assumptions and ignite your curiosity.🎙Tune in, reflect, and let us know below in the comments—what part changed the way you think about your relationship with dogs?🎁BONUS! As a thank you and token ofappreciation, Roberto has generously gifted listeners 25% off his book, “Anthrozoology & Animal Training: A Paradigm Shift”.Apply code “CHRI25” at check out here: https://etologi.dk/anthrozoology/

In this episode of A Dog’s Eye View, we welcome Tracy Franken of Beyond Obedience in Nova Scotia, Canada. The conversation is rich with heartfelt stories, laughter, and deep insights into dog training, leadership, and personal growth.Tracy shares her unconventional journey into the world of dog training, from working as a veterinary technician to running a daycare and eventually transitioning to an online coaching and mentorship. She discusses her experiences with a pack of 19 dogs, how she discovered her instinctual approach to dog behavior, and the profound lessons she’s learned from them—most notably, the importance of fun in leadership.The discussion touches on controversial topics in dog training, such as the reliance on treats, training equipment, and the impact of industry debates on dog owners. Tracy passionately emphasizes the message that dog owners are enough—a perspective that has deeply influenced her work with fearful dogs through her Fearless Framework Program.Together we share emotional reflections on the loss of dogs, the identity shift that comes with losing a pack, and how our relationships with dogs continue to teach us even after they’re gone. The episode ends with a lighthearted discussion about Tracy’s upcoming plans—including the mystery of her next puppy! This episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and powerful stories every dog owner and trainer can relate to. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about trust, leadership, and the evolving human-canine connection.Connect with Tracy Franken:Podcast: Beyond ObedienceWebsite: www.beyondobedience.ca

In this engaging and insightful conversation with fearful and feral dog expert, Julie Hart, we explore the nuances of working with fearful and feral dogs. Julie shares her journey, beginning with her early experiences fostering dogs and how she transitioned into specializing in canine rehabilitation. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing a dog’s innate ability to adapt and learn through natural social interactions rather than relying solely on food rewards and obedience training.Julie shares personal stories, including her deep bond with Chardonnay, a foster dog she ultimately kept, and how each of her dogs has played a role in shaping her understanding of canine behavior.This conversation is packed with wisdom, heartfelt stories, and a fresh perspective on canine behavior. Whether you’re a dog trainer, a shelter worker, or a dog owner looking to deepen your relationship with your pup, Julie’s insights are invaluable!Connect with Julie Hart: Website: Heart2HeartK9.comYouTube: What Dogs Have Taught MePodcast: What Dogs Have Taught MeDon’t forget to subscribe to A Dog’s Eye View for more insightful conversations and expert advice on building better relationships with your canine companions. Thanks for listening!

Today we are excited to introduce our first guest, Tom Kelly. Tom is the owner of Contented Canines in Columbia, South Carolina. He came into dog training later in life after ending a 30 year Army career. He holds many professional certifications in dog training including and is a certified Canine Human Relationship Institute (CHRI) Relationship Based Trainer. Tom’s insights are inspiring, thought-provoking, and a perfect way to kick off this journey with you all. Click below to learn more about Tom's work and impact on the canine community. https://contentedcanines.training/https://m.facebook.com/ColonelCanine/https://instagram.com/contentedcanines