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The 5 Minute Dog by Personable Pets Dog Training
Practical dog training advice in under 5 minutes. 5 New episodes uploaded every Monday.
WIth over 20 years of Family Dog training experience, our podcast includes tips, tricks, and explanations, so you can better understand why your dog does what he does. We also provide dog training scenarios to help you curb any unwanted behaviors.
Training is easy. It really is. Let us show you how easy!
Episodes
114 episodes
#114 Food stuffed toys to the rescue
Food stuffed toys are a great way to help your dog use up some energy and calm down naturally
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Episode 114
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#113 Party back here
Leave it is not punitive. To keep from adding any
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Episode 113
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#112 You aren't afraid?
You can't reinforce fear but you can inadvertently make your dog think that you are afraid as well.
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Episode 112
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#111 Sing it with me now - I walk the line
If your dog pushes into you during walks and you end up walking at an angle - find a visual to follow to make sure you are walking a straight line
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Episode 111
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#110 Snake!!!
Reactivity is usually based in fear. Teach our dog that their is no need to be afraid and usually the reactivity starts to fade.
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Episode 110
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#109 We have to train a cue, not just use it in everyday life
Don't skip the training process and then expect your dog to get it right in real life.
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Episode 109
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#108 Don't touch that
Does your dog have a sensitive body part. Slowly, get him to associate handling with something good, like treats.
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Episode 108
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#107 It's not lack of respect. It is lack of training.
My dog doesn't sit when I ask him to sit because he respects me. He does it because I have trained sit, rewarded sit, used sit in everyday life. With all that practice sit is just what we do.
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Episode 107
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#106 Don't run, let's get dressed
Does your dog run away when you get the leash and harness out? Teach him that getting dressed is fun!
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Episode 106
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#105 Oh, oh, here she comes
If your dog runs away when you pick up his leash and harness, turn getting dressed into something he enjoys.
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Episode 105
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#104 Did you call me?
Phone calls can confuse dogs. Be sure to have training sessions so your dog will understand exactly what he should do when you are on the phone.
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Episode 104
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#103 Community cues
Do you and your dog spend a lot of time with friends and family? Teach everyone your favorite cues so they will know how to effectively communicate with your dog.
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Episode 103
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#102 Don't ignore my dog
If you want to stop your guest from inadvertently rewarding behaviors, like jumping, then don't tell them to ignore your dog. Instead, tell them not to acknowledge your dog at all.
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Episode 102
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#101 A little reverse psychology
Dog not doing what you want? Rather than confronting him - maybe trick him into the correct response.
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Episode 101
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#100 Don't just pet Sometimes handle
At least once a month you should pet your dog all over and I mean ALL over.
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Episode 100
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#99 Hey, what's that on the fridge
Keep a couple of toys on the fridge. Using toys that your dog doesn't always have access to is usually a sure fire way to get him to engage in play.
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Episode 99
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#98 This is a place and this is a place and this is a place
Help your dog generalize by training place on as many different objects and in as many locations as possible.
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Episode 98
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#97 Prepare your guests in advance
Don't wait for your guest to walk into the house BEFORE you tell them to ignore the cute jumping puppy. If you do, you will be a day late and a dollar short.
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Episode 97
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#96 Off does not mean don't jump
Off means stop jumping - not, don't jump to begin with.
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Episode 96
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#95 One Cue One Definition
Your cues should only have one definition.
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Episode 95
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#94 The Leave It response can be subtle. Very subtle.
Your dog doesn't have to have a dramatic response to the Leave It cue. A simple 1 inch head turn is all it takes sometimes.
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Episode 94
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#93 There is a fine line between play and fight
Not sure if it is play or fight? Watch for body language cues.
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Episode 93
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