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Oct 27, 2025 50 min

Episode 17: Denise Fenzi Interview, Part 1

from Canine Connection Podcast

In this episode of the Canine Connection podcast, host Petra Ford interviews Denise Fenzi, founder of the Fenzi Dog Sports Academy. They discuss Denise's journey in dog training, the evolution of training methods, the importance of understanding dog behavior, and the impact of online learning in dog training. The conversation also touches on the emotional challenges faced by trainers and the power of video analysis in improving training techniques. CHAPTERS: 00:00 The Journey of Entrepreneurship 00:50 Building the FENZI Dog Sports Academy 06:42 The Evolution of Dog Training Methods 12:39 Understanding Dog Behavior and Training Challenges 18:42 The Importance of Handler Awareness 24:22 The Ongoing Learning Process in Dog Training 35:24 The Quest for Improvement 37:44 Learning from Experience 41:10 The Power of Video in Training 46:16 Understanding Dog Behavior FOLLOW US: https://www.youtube.com/@canineconnectionpod https://www.facebook.com/canineconnectionpodcast PETRA: https://www.facebook.com/petrafordtrainer/ www.petrasdogresourcecenter.com LAURIE: https://www.facebook.com/laurie.strimavicius https://www.facebook.com/groups/trainme2025

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