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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 2H 7M

Don't Mess Up Your Puppy: Kimberli Weeks on Balanced Training & Sport Dogs

from Doggie Stoic

Join our skool community now at: https://www.skool.com/happygoluckydogtraining Stay updated with all things Doggie Stoic & Happy Go Lucky by checking out our newsletter at: https://www.doggiestoic.com/ In this episode of the Doggy Stoic podcast, we sit down with Kimberli Weeks from Daredevil Dog Training. As a co-host of the Naturally Aggressive podcast and a veteran of the working and sport dog community, Kimberli brings a unique, balanced perspective to raising the ultimate pet dog. In this episode, we discuss: The "Zero Expectation" Chihuahua: Meet Ferret, the Chihuahua who rules a household of German Shepherds. The Problem with "Over-Involvement": Why many owners are actually blocking their puppy's emotional growth by doing too much. Building a Communication System: The importance of installing marker systems and utilizing "gamified" negative reinforcement early on. Balanced Boundaries: Why Kimberli isn't afraid to introduce light punishment for biting—and how she does it without squashing a dog's drive. Whether you’re training a high-drive working dog or a family companion, Kimberli's "not messing it up" philosophy offers essential insights into building a confident, well-adjusted dog.

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