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A podcast about creating balance, using reward based training techniques with host Angelica Hesselius and guests. Coming from the view on horse training as enrichment we will look at ways to create a relaxed, gymnastically sound horse who wants to train as much as we do. Groundwork, riding, husbandry or vet care training all will work better if our horse´s is in balance. But what do different types of balance look like and how do we create it? This podcast aims to explore different ways of a ...
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It Started as a little dog training business in Shawnee, KS. It was then a blog, and then we wrote some books! Videos next and a YouTube channel. We figured a podcast was the next logical step. What will you get? Honest, positive, science-based talks about all things dogs and dog training. We are all about training owners vs training dogs and we strive to teach folks to reward the behaviors they want vs. looking to correct the behaviors they don't want! It is all about redirection, rewarding ...
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The Dog's Way Podcast, with professional dog trainer Sean McDaniel, deals with practical dog obedience for real life situations. Sean gives you underlying theory and practical training assignments based in a more naturalistic dog training philosophy to help you solve the most common dog behavior issues. Sean shares his experience from over fifteen years of working with clients and their dogs, dealing with behavior modification, functional dog obedience issues and everyday dog training issues ...
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The Perfect Puppy Podcast is for puppy owners wanting to train the perfect puppy for their lifestyle. Miriam offers advice and practical tips you can implement with your puppy straight away. Miriam is 19 and based in Central London. She's a qualified dog groomer, certified dog trainer and studying canine nutrition and science. Hopefully as long as Covid doesn't get in the way she'll be a licensed dog handler by the end of 2021. Miriam also has her own dog - 18 month old Tiggy the Labradoodle ...
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Be Realistic: Expect Miracles Every Day! In Every Way! After traveling to over 101 countries, building companies in 7 on my own, I know how to HELP You Grow Your Business, Your Income, and Live A Happier, Fully Energized, and More FULFILLING Life. I've broken through many barriers to know how to help! Keep A Forward Focus! Is it Easy... not always! The right mindset matters. Join now for your FREE live weekly online training, inspiration, and coaching. Learn life's Secrets & Success Tips fro ...
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The Positive Belgian

Natasja Lewis DipCABT

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The Positive Belgian is a podcast devoted to all four varieties of Belgian Shepherds and brings together Owners from all over the world to discuss the highs and lows of living with and training this amazing breed. We focus on showcasing the Positively trained Belgian Shepherd and show you how intelligent, sensitive, and loyal these dogs are to their caretakers. In this podcast your host, Natasja Lewis DipCABT will be interviewing a wide variety of Belgian Shepherd Owners from around the worl ...
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When we are tackling a big training project, it is easy for us to lose track of the most important thing: To have FUN with our dogs! In this episode I explain why FUN is the foundation of your relationship and how to make sure that you never miss out on daily fun with your dog. Want to get started with our training programs for free? Visit spiritdo…
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In this episode I share my thoughts around a question that's pressing for all dog owners: "How long until my dog's behavior is fixed?" I discuss the three components that impact how long training will take ... and give you a way to reframe thinking about training timelines, too! Want to get started with our training programs for free? Visit spiritd…
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Three C:s to check before riding. -Connection -Confidence -Cues (aids) This is a modified version of a horsemanship structure I learned when first starting pony clubbing. The meaning is to assess your horse (and yourself) to keep you and your horse under threshold and communicating well. Back then the focus was more on an obedient horse, in my teac…
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Send us a Text Message. Topic #1 Are You Rewarding Your Dog the Right Way? Find Out Why Treats Matter From K.I.S.S. Dog Training Just like us, dogs deserve a paycheck (aka treat) for making the right choices! It’s Mike here, and I believe rewarding your dog is essential for effective training. Watch now to find out how to use treats effectively in …
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A lot of dog owners worry about reinforcing unwanted behaviors by offering treats. For example: a dog freaks out at the window, the owner scatters treats and the dog stops barking and starts eating ... is that actually making them MORE likely to flip out? (Hint: no!) In this episode I explain why not every treat is a reward - and how you can naviga…
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Are you trying to fix your dog's reactivity with a "Look at me" approach? And your dog is fine as long as they are engaged with you ... but as soon as you take your eyes off them, they flip out again? In this episode I explain what the big misconception about engagement training for reactivity is - and how you can break through the training plateau…
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Send us a Text Message. 1. Why Your Dog Behaves Indoors, But Not Outdoors — Insider Tips From K.I.S.S. Dog Training Does your dog act really well inside your house — but when you go outside he’s a nightmare? It’s Mike from K.I.S.S. Dog Training, and today we're talking about what a “Living Room Dog” is. Find out how to set your dog up for success i…
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"How do I become a dog trainer?" is a question I get several times a week. In today's episode, I share three insights into working as a dog trainer that you probably did not expect! From honing training skills over people training to not spending a lot of time with one's own dogs ... I don't hold any secrets back in this one! If you want to start t…
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Is your dog reactive ... but only sometimes? Only towards some people ... some dogs ... or in some situations? Selective and situation-specific reactivity can be really puzzling for dog owners. In this episode I explain how to make sense of it ... and how to work with dogs who are not always reactive. If you want to start training with our library …
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A topic that has been requested many times ... how do you navigate family disagreements and training? What about family members who are not committed to training ... family members who give you well-meaning (but useless) advice ... or family members who are fighting you regarding training? In this episode I share my experiences on navigating all of…
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In this second episode on breed-specific training, I discuss why you may be WRONG in believing that your dog needs a breed-specific training approach. Falsely holding out for this can actually harm your training progress! So let's break down the difference between breed-specific training issues ... and "run of the mill" training issues. If you want…
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Are your criteria too muddled? Are you able to be black and white in training? Or do you try to teach unrefined behaviors ... and hurting yourself with it in the long run? Today I explain why you should NOT be a wishy washy trainer! If you want to start training with our library of over 1,300 training videos for free, visit spiritdogtraining.com/fr…
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It's a huge misconception that in order to teach our dogs how to do something right, we wait for them to get it wrong. If you attempt to train like this, you and your dog will be frustrated and disapppointed. In this episode I discuss why you already have the teaching skills you need deep within you ... and the questions you need to ask yourself to…
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Send us a Text Message. Today, we discuss how we tried something new with a reactivity case to gain traction and a place to start with our training process. We also discuss an interesting question from a client: Which are more important, hand signals or verbal cues? Support the Show. Mike Deathe owns Keep it Simple Stupid (K.I.S.S.) Dog training. W…
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The #1 question I always asked myself when teaching group classes "What do my students talk about in the car?" In this quick episode I discuss why your trainer should care about each and every student's happiness and their dogs' successes. If your trainer doesn't seem invested in making you proud of your dog - look for a different trainer! If you w…
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Did you know that no two breeds are trained the same? If you do not take your dog's breed(s) into account when planning your sessions, you won't be successful. In this episode I explain how your dog's breed impacts training decisions, and how you can tailor training to your specific dog! If you want to start training with our library of over 1,300 …
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Should you teach your dog multiple things at once? Or will they get confused? How do you decide which behaviors to work on at any one time? In today's episode I will discuss whether you should train several behaviors ... and how to decide which ones! If you want to start training with our library of over 1,300 training videos for free, visit spirit…
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Living with and training a reactive dog is a taxing, tiring task! What if there was a shortcut? In this episode I discuss if there is a way to cut corners in reactivity training ... and what the results will look like. If you want to start training with our library of over 1,300 training videos for free, visit spiritdogtraining.com/free…
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In this episode I talk about training collars. Are they right for you? And if so, what kind of training collar do you choose for your dog, and just as important... what kind to choose for your dog/owner combination? For those who may be opposed to the idea of a training collar, I still urge you to listen. After training hundreds of dogs I have some…
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We are never only training a skill ... we are always training a skill and an emotion. Out of the two, the emotion is actually the one you should be most concerned about! Today I dive into why the wrong emotion can ruin skill training (even if the dog is good at the skill) ... and how to help your dog find the right mindset. If you want to start tra…
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As a dog trainer who uses a lot of food rewards, one of the most common questions I get us "... And what happens when you don't have a treat?" Today I unravel how to make your dog independent from having to be bribed and lured, and explain why having or not having a treat should not make a difference in a well-trained dog! If you want to start trai…
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Send us a Text Message. Does your dog come to you when called? It’s Mike from K.I.S.S. Dog Training here! In the first of two topics, we’re diving into one of the most important commands every dog owner should master: recall. and in the second, how a hand signal becomes the apex command! If you’d like more information, check out my book How to Make…
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To work with the horse while the horse is standing still, in a halt or just parking, is something I am very passionate about. When we talk about working in halt many think about the "full" school halt. However that is a tool being closer to the end of all the work we can do in halt. And the goal is not the school halt itself but what it the journey…
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Scent work is a fascinating dog sport. It's welcoming to dogs of all ages and physical abilities ... and it's an amazing way to bond with your dog! In this episode we interview highly accomplished scent work competitor, judge and professional bed bug detection dog handler Paige Gordon about how to get started and progress in the sport.…
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Every day I work with dog owners and help them break through behavioral and training struggles. And every day I know that if dog owners were more mindful of these 6 things ... a lot of issues would NOT happen in the first place! Today I give you a list of the 6 things I wished every dog owner did - implement these to see immediate improvement in yo…
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Most dog owners with more than one dog would love to train them all at once. But is this even possible? Is it a good idea to have everyone train at the same time? What about dogs that can wait their turn? And what should you do if your dogs are so attached that you cannot separate them? In this episode I answer all of these questions!…
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Send us a Text Message. Ever wondered why your dog's behavior doesn’t change as quickly as you’d like? It’s Mike with K.I.S.S. dog training here to talk about why it’s important to set realistic expectations for your pet. There are 3 words you need to keep in mind when trying to change a behavior – you’ll definitely want to watch this! Key takeaway…
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How do you find the right dog trainer for you and your dog? What expectations should you have for a dog trainer? But also ... what is your dog trainer expecting from YOU in the coaching relationship? In this podcast I take a deep dive into my expectations for dog owners and trainers. And I also have a pretty big surprise for you ...…
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This somewhat a continuation from our mutual Riding Workshop. Here we are chatting about how to start with reward based riding. Presenting different alternatives. We both have go to preferred options about how to go about this, but as always, there are many ways to Rome. You are the one deciding what is best for you and your horse <3 Ways to access…
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Send us a Text Message. Today we talk about predictive cues and how they help dogs know what is going on and even better what to expect! Not to mention how this idea fits into a conversation about dogs and their ability to generalize during learning... Support the Show. Mike Deathe owns Keep it Simple Stupid (K.I.S.S.) Dog training. We can be reach…
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Is your dog reactive towards unannounced visitors? Do they love to chase wildlife when you run into it? Are they barking and lunging ... but only when coming across certain other dogs? Unpredictable behaviors are one of the hardest things to address in dog training. It feels like we don't even have a place to start! The good news it that with the r…
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Today I am joined by lovely Susanna Davisson from Hästvis. We talk about trying to read the clues our horses behaviors gives us when we are interacting or training together. And how seeing them as clues help us be better at adapting our training. Susanna has a membership group in Swedish where talking and learning to read body languages and emotion…
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Hey friends! 🌙 It's New Moon time, a perfect opportunity for reflection and renewal. Today, let's dive deep into our strengths. 💪 Are you aware of what makes you shine? Are you using those strengths to their fullest potential? 🌟 Take a moment to ponder, and perhaps share with us what you excel at and how you're leveraging those strengths in your li…
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Not all training problems are equal. Some require immediate attention and intervention ... while others are not as pressing. It can be hard to know whether you need to jump into action or not. This episode discusses the 4 criteria to determine whether you need to start training TODAY - or whether you can sit back and stop worrying.…
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Send us a Text Message. Why do most people think all dogs love strangers, other dogs, and being in public? Well it might be the unrealistic view we see on TV, Social Media, or what we try to pigeonhole our dog into because of what a friend's dog is like ;-) Well, we talk about if this is fair or even true and a little bit about why... Then we talk …
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When training isn't working, both dog and human are left frustrated and demotivated. But it does not have to be this way! There are 5 common reasons why training isn't working ... as well as solutions! In this episode I discuss the most common training roadblocks in detail, and explain how small changes will lead to big improvements!…
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In this episode I discuss why some dogs are so unfocussed, impatient, demanding and hard to train ... and why you should NOT hope that they'll grow out of it (they won't!) But don't worry - I reveal the #1 thing you can do today to help your dog grow in all of these skills and become a joy to train!
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What does your work stress have to do with dog training? Why does our dog do worse the longer a training session goes on?And how can we predict our dog's seemingly unpredictable outbursts? The surprising answer to all of these question lies in trigger stacking. In this episode, I dive deep into the detrimental effects of trigger stacking - as well …
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Send us a Text Message. How can we use the idea of Happy Visits and Owner Absent Behaviors to help better understand our pets!!! Well, the happy visits make loving the veterinarian and groomer a whole lot easier, and understanding what owner-absent behaviors are will help you get a grip on those behaviors you are working and training to fix but see…
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