My Dog Ate A Sock And Peed On The Van Bed, Yet We’re Still Good Trainers
About this episode
The episode discusses adapting dog training methods to suit individual dogs and their owners, emphasizing the importance of skills over trends.
Some dogs power through thresholds like a freight train. Others melt into perfect heel the second they get nervous. We spent the week working both ends of that spectrum and came home with a message worth underlining: great training adapts to the dog and the human, not the latest trend. We break down the big “training camps”—balanced, force-free, compulsion—and then move past labels to the skills that matter: clean markers, tight criteria, smart reinforcement, and fair corrections. You’ll hea...
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