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Episode 297: Suppression, guessing and perception in dog training
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We delved into the fascinating world of dog training, focusing on the suppression of behaviours, the concept of dogs “guessing” behaviours, and the powerful dynamics of perception between teacher and student. This discussion sheds light on how understanding and managing these elements can significantly enhance the training process and the relations…
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Episode 296: Dogs in the house and remote trainers
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In our newest podcast episode, we explore the integration of working dogs into households and address the misleading advice suggesting that these dogs disrupt home dynamics. Despite these myths, working dogs can enhance home life, especially when combined with the right remote training techniques. These methods, often misunderstood, can actually st…
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Episode 295: Reward placement and the importance of play
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In our latest podcast episode, we dove into the fascinating world of canine behaviour, focusing on the concept of ‘play’ and its multifaceted role in the lives of our dog. Addressing two insightful listener requests, we explored the intricacies of reward placement and the nuanced differences between direct and indirect rewards, shedding light on ho…
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Episode 294: Why Handlers And Dog Trainers Switch Drives
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In the latest episode, we delve into the fascinating world of dog training, emphasising the pivotal role of understanding and harnessing different drives. Training dogs, whether for sporting events, police work, or simply as pets, requires a nuanced approach that recognises and adapts to the diverse motivations that drive canine behaviour. Drives i…
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Episode 293: how to destroy a small family business
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In our recent podcast, we explored the challenging situation encountered by LickiMat, a small, pet-friendly business, embroiled in a digital controversy. This enterprise, renowned for its pet care innovations, unexpectedly became the target of online backlash due to its collaboration with a balanced dog trainer at the prestigious Crufts event. This…
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Episode 292: A trained dog versus a dog in training
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In an engaging segment of our podcast, Pat and Glenn delved into a thought-provoking topic prompted by a simple yet profound question from Pat’s son, Rip. Rip had observed Remi, their family dog, being prepared for a dog trial and pondered, “If Remi is already trained, why does he still need training?” This query sparked an insightful discussion ab…
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Episode 291: Being involved in the conversation
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In the ever-evolving realm of dog training, the significance of a Training Director is magnified by their ability to foster meaningful conversations. These dialogues are not just exchanges of words but are the bedrock of a thriving learning environment where dog trainers and handlers can flourish. By engaging in insightful conversations, a Training…
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Episode 290: Turds always find their way to the sewer
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In our latest podcast episode, an off-the-cuff remark during the closing segment sparked an unexpected yet profound discussion. The phrase, casually mentioned, was not the main focus of our conversation but we find way to make interesting headings. l A blog by Larry Krohn a week back led us to explore the contrasting approaches between sport dog tr…
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Episode 289: The Hidden Trauma of Dog Bites
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Being bitten by a dog can be an unexpectedly traumatic experience, leaving both physical and emotional scars. In workplaces, hobbies, and professions where interaction with dogs is common, understanding the risks and preventive measures is crucial. The trauma of a dog bite extends beyond the immediate physical injury. Victims often experience heigh…
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Episode 288: Awe, wonder and the magic of dogs
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We’re thrilled to welcome back Birdy O’Sheedy to our show after a much-anticipated hiatus. Birdy, a cherished regular and a beacon of insight in the realms of psychology and trauma healing, returns with a heart-warming twist to her expertise—integrating the holistic magic of dogs into her therapeutic practices. Birdy’s journey into the mystical bon…
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Episode 287: Better at polishing a turd
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In a recent episode of The Canine Paradigm, we were thrilled to have Tracy Racich join us for an enlightening discussion. This episode, intriguingly titled “Better at Polishing a Turd,” stems from a candid comment made by Tracy. The conversation was sparked by a post Tracy shared about a month ago, which caught our attention and led us to delve dee…
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Episode 286: Dog training with a single source
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In a recent episode, we were joined Matthias Lenz, a distinguished source in the dog training community. His evolution from a simple dog walker to a training director for puppies aiding the visually impaired is remarkably inspiring. Matthias joined us to address a critical issue within the dog training community: the division between the +R (positi…
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Episode 285: What do you call the guy who came last at medical school?
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In a thought-provoking discussion within our Ethics in Dog Training group, Tracy Racich brought forward an essential topic: the ethical landscape in dog training. Tracy's insights delve into the varying skill levels of trainers and the ethical responsibilities that accompany them.Tracy raises a critical point about the ethical dilemmas faced by tra…
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Episode 284: Homeostasis of the brain with Dr Melanie Uhde
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In our latest episode, we had the enlightening opportunity to converse with Dr. Melanie Uhde from Canine Decoded, delving into the intricate world of canine behaviour and the pivotal role of the brain in maintaining homeostasis. Dr. Uhde illuminated the often misunderstood realm of punishment and rewards in training, emphasising the brain's fundame…
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Episode 283: Training dogs in the land of the long white cloud
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In our latest episode, "Training Dogs in the Land of the Long White Cloud," we ventured into New Zealand to meet Gabby Mansbridge, a remarkable figure in the realm of dog sports. As we navigated the cloud-covered landscapes to reach our appointment for a PSA trial, the anticipation was as thick as the fog in the valleys. Gabby didn't just meet expe…
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Episode 282: The rising tide lifts all the boats
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As the year draws to a close, we're excited to present our end-of-year podcast, "The Rising Tide Lifts All the Boats." This episode is not just a reflection on the past year but a heartfelt message of gratitude and inspiration. We've seen that when we focus on self-improvement and foster kindness, just like boats in a rising tide, we all lift toget…
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Episode 281: Happiness is resistance overcome
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The story of Jay, the founder of GRC Dog Sports, is a compelling narrative of resilience, happiness, and a deep-rooted passion for Jiu-Jitsu. Recently, Jay faced a life-altering challenge, surviving a severe car accident that left him with serious injuries and the heart-wrenching loss of his new puppy. Despite these overwhelming setbacks, Jay's jou…
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Episode 280: Designing the path of a new dog trainer
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Embarking on the journey to become a dog trainer is both exhilarating and demanding. It's a path that requires dedication, patience, and a deep understanding of canine behaviour. For those starting from scratch, the road to becoming a proficient trainer and eventually leading seminars and teaching solo is filled with learning and growth.Initially, …
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Episode 279: Appreciation for safe decoys and dog trainers
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Decoys, in particular, are the unsung heroes in sports like, PSA, Schutzhund, French Ring, or Mondioring, where they engage dogs in exercises that could potentially lead to injury. These skilled individuals don't just wear a bite suit and endure the physicality of a dog's engagement; they are artists of canine communication, understanding the subtl…
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Episode 278: The power and love of a community dog
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In the heart of our communities, dogs hold a special place, not just as pets but as embodiments of love and connection. This was profoundly evident in the story of Kim Grace, owner of Grey Gums Cafe on Putty Road, and her beloved rescue dog, Shilo.Shilo was more than a pet to Kim; he was a symbol of enduring love and companionship. After the passin…
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Episode 277: Dog sports queen from the United Kingdom
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This year's PSA (Protection Sports Association) Nationals in Texas saw an exciting addition to its roster of talented competitors: April Hulme, widely known as the "Heeling Queen" among her online followers. April, joined by her friend Jen Wormsly, showcased her exceptional skills in the PSA1 category, competing with her well-trained dog.April's re…
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Episode 276: Psychology assisted by canines part 2
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Samantha King, a dog trainer and psychologist at Therapy Dogs Australia, challenges industry norms by advocating for a practical, role-specific approach to working dog training, contrasting with the generalised recommendations often made by her industry member organisation.Working dogs play crucial roles, such as in search and rescue, police work, …
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Episode 275: Psychology assisted by canines part 1
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When we think of psychology, often we imagine a traditional therapy session in an office setting. However, Samantha King, a psychologist from Therapy Dogs Australia, is breaking the mold by incorporating canines into her sessions. This innovative approach, known as psychology assisted by canines, utilizes the unique bond between humans and dogs to …
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Episode 274: What is prey locking in dog behaviour
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Prey locking in dogs is a natural instinct deeply rooted in their ancestral heritage as hunters. When a dog locks onto an object, it means they've spotted something of interest, whether it's a squirrel, a ball, or even a moving vehicle. This behaviour is characterised by intense focus and a stiffened posture. However, it can be a source of frustrat…
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Episode 273: Transcending Jealousy in people and dogs
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Jealousy and envy, often used interchangeably, have distinct meanings. Jealousy is the fear of losing something we possess to someone else, while envy involves desiring something someone else has. Both emotions aren't limited to just humans. Our canine companions, too, show signs that could be interpreted as jealousy.For humans, jealousy can arise …
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Episode 272: How breed battles will change dog training
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From the bustling streets of the UK to the vast expanses of Australia, a storm is brewing that threatens to redefine the very core of dog training. XL Bullies, once pridefully paraded across parks in Britain, now face potential bans. Meanwhile, Down Under, Rottweilers, despite their loyal and loving nature, find themselves splashed across headlines…
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