Dog Training Today with Will Bangura: #137 Transforming Dog Behavior: Techniques and Tips

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Are your dogs' energetic bouts and dog park escapades leaving you questioning their behavior? Are they bouncing off the walls at home and becoming overly anxious when left alone? From mysterious respiratory illnesses in dogs and reconsidering dog parks to cracking the code on canine body language, we're getting down to the nitty-gritty of dog behavior and training.
Ever wondered if your pooch's aggressive behavior is triggered by fear or anxiety? Let's unravel the truth together, examining a case of a Pomeranian Picanese mix. We'll discuss evidence-based techniques like gradual desensitization and counter conditioning, promising you a whole new perspective on managing aggressive behavior effectively and compassionately. Replace short-term band-aids with long-term solutions for a happier, healthier canine companion.
Hopping into the weekend, we'll share quick dog training techniques, tips, and tricks that can transform your dog's behavior. We urge you to join us in the next live dog training session and become a part of our growing community of dog lovers and trainers. Don't forget to hit that share button, recommend us to your fellow dog owners, and subscribe to our podcast for your weekly dose of canine wisdom and advice. Be a part of our journey, as we strive to understand our furry friends better and create a world that’s just as wonderful for them as they make it for us.

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Capitole

1. Canine Behavior and Training Questions (00:00:00)

2. Canine Body Language and Doggy Daycare (00:12:54)

3. Dog Park Dilemma and Exercise Implications (00:20:03)

4. Addressing Aggressive Behavior in Dogs (00:40:49)

5. Quick Dog Training (01:00:19)