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EPISODE · Oct 18, 2024 · 1H 5M

Training Techniques for Fearful Dogs & Real-Life Experiences - Coaching Lab Call

from Vermont Dog Trainer Show · host Ian Grant

Ian's clients discussed various dog training challenges, including River's stretching and barking, Tali's puppy training progress, and strategies for improving leash handling. TiffianyAnn shared her experience at the Albuquerque balloon fest with her dog Vader, emphasizing the importance of recognizing a dog's needs and boundaries in busy environments. Ian highlighted the significance of patience and understanding when addressing fearful behaviors, especially in rescue dogs, and provided actionable advice on managing dogs' expectations during mealtime. The group also explored how to communicate a dog's discomfort with strangers and discussed the importance of maintaining personal space during meal preparation. Each participant was assigned next steps to continue improving their dogs' training and behaviors, fostering accountability within the group and enhancing overall outcomes. For more information on Ian's Coaching Lab, click HERE Be sure to use promo code "LAB" and get 50% off your first month.  10/8/24 Coaching Lab Call

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