Episode 100/ 21st Oct 2023 100 Ten Things I’d Tell My Younger Self About My Dog’s Separation Anxiety That’s why, in this latest episode, I explain why we need to do this. And I dive into what you might do if you’re struggling to get your head round this crazy concept. Episode 092 / 5th May 2023 092 Vacation and Travel Plans? What to Do When Routine Changes Affect Your Training Don’t miss out on this discussion about how HART is changing the lives of shelter and rescue dogs and the people who love them! This rule is all about setting a 2-minute limit for a task. It might seem weird, but doing this surprisingly motivates us to continue beyond that short time limit.

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Join me for an inspiring and informative episode where I interview Jenni Pfafman and Amanda Dwyer. Jenni and Amanda are on the board of the Humane Alliance of Rescue Trainers (HART) a non-profit organization that connects shelter and rescue organizations with credentialed, professional trainers. Episode 094/ 2nd June 2023 094 Understanding the Problems with Punishment: An Interview with Dr. Karolina Westlund. Ever wondered if all the separation anxiety training you do is actually worth it? Well, that very topic came up during a recent group coaching Zoom with my Separation Anxiety Heroes members. If this is the first time you use this feature, you will be asked to authorise Cambridge Core to connect with your account. If you’re keen on creating a secure and fear-free world for your dog (and I know you are), this episode is a must-listen!

Episode 098/ 29th July 2023 098 The Two Minute Rule: Your Secret Weapon Against Training Procrastination And in this interview we talk about how those trainers help adopters who’ve taken on a dog who can’t be left alone. One of the hardest things I ever have to tell anyone is that to get their dog over separation anxiety, they need to find ways not to leave their dog in the meantime. We’ll also discuss the importance of being critical consumers of information, especially when it comes to our dogs’ health and wellbeing. There is however no attempt to dupe Martha; one of the first things the new Ash says (jokingly) is ‘How can I have a voice? I don't even have a mouth!’ New Ash mimics the humour, voice patterns and mannerisms of Old Ash but at the same time displays access to knowledge (including video) drawn from sources like Google in a rather un-humanlike way. At one point, Martha drops the phone New Ash is resident on, and is distraught she has lost him, but after a recompilation, the simulacrum is restored. Again, New Ash is quite sanguine about letting Martha know about his artificial nature:

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Remember, separation anxiety training isn’t about instant gratification. It’s a long-term investment for your dog’s wellbeing (and your wellbeing too!). Which is why I love the Two Minute Rule: it helps us manage our motivation for training sessions and conquer feelings of procrastination. We’ll also dive into how understanding dog body language is crucial in identifying dogs’ discomfort or fear. We’ll explore why the use of unethical, aversive training tools exploits a dog’s need to be safe, and dissect why these tools can be so damaging.Episode 093 / 19th May 2023 093 Beyond Obedience: Teaching Your Dog How to Feel Safe in a Daunting World Citizen-consumers in a Personalised Galaxy: Emotion-influenced Decision Making, a True Path to the Dark Side? I’m not in that thing, I’m in the cloud.’ This crisis leads New Ash himself (a tremendous piece of upselling) to recommend to Martha that she goes one crucial step further and makes or rather ‘grows’ him a body under his directions. At this point, the production seems to imply we have shifted from the merely creepy to the possibly illegal, but this is never explicitly discussed. Our focus? The use of punitive approaches in dog training, and in particular the problems associated with punishment. Karolina has identified 20 major pitfalls linked to punishment (she says there are likely even more!), and, in our discussion, she highlights some of the key issues. And I get that. I mean, when you get a dog the last thing you sign up for is not even being able to go out to get a pint of milk without your dog howling down the house.

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In the episode, we also look at how to keep dogs safe, and why must prioritize our dog’s emotional well-being above all else. I am glad I bought this book. I rescued a dog from the county kennel and he had many issues. I used this book as a guideline. The book gave me hope that my little dog could get over some of his separation anxiety. ” -Nancy B Today, I’m doing just that. I’ll share the 10 key lessons that I wish I knew 13 years ago, from the emotional ups and downs to the importance of ignoring opinions and seeking expert advice.I do get how impossibly hard this can be, though. I wouldn’t suggest it if there were any other way.

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IImagine being able to send a letter to your past self, filled with wisdom and advice about the challenging road ahead with a dog who has separation anxiety.. I am a Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourist by profession and had been seeing separation anxiety cases in dogs for some time but Julie and her approach have given me a renewed passion for supporting clients who face this super stressful and life-limited issue. ” -River M We’ll explore the myths, misconceptions, and misinformation that often circulate online, and how they can confuse and derail us when trying to help our pups. Episode 091 / 25th April 2023 091 From Abandoned to Adored: How one Non-Profit is Helping Rescue Dogs with Separation Anxiety