Training A Fearful Dog - Talking Dogs Radio Show
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
In the episode titled How to Train a Fearful Dog, Ian describes common signs of fear in dogs, particularly in rescues, and outlines the first steps to take when working with a fearful dog. He explains what progress looks like during training and addresses a listener's question about how to handle a dog that bares its teeth when they try to put on a collar. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on Ian's Coaching Lab, click
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Leash Skills, Raw Feeding, and Energy Management in Multi-Dog Homes - Coaching Lab
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
The students discussed leash handling, introducing dogs to cats, and managing dogs' energy levels and behavior. They also shared their experiences and concerns about feeding their dogs a raw diet and the importance of setting boundaries and creating patterns for their dogs' behavior. Additionally, they explored strategies for mentally stimulating their dogs and managing their behavior when multiple dogs interact with each other or with cats. Coaching Lab 11/10/24
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Managing Energy & Environments With New Dogs - Coaching Lab
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
Ian and TiffianyAnn discuss strategies to handle Mia's barkiness and Vader's behavior in public, emphasizing the importance of structure and expectations for both the dog and owner. They also share personal stories and look ahead to TiffianyAnn’s upcoming trip to Tucson for her granddaughter’s birthday which includes other dogs and how to introduce everyone. Coaching Lab Call 11/5/24
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Body Language of an Obedient Dog & Suppressed Dog
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
In the episode titled Body Language of an Obedient Dog and a Suppressed Dog, Ian discusses the concept of suppression, explaining why the body language of a suppressed dog can look similar to that of an obedient one. He offers tips on how to avoid suppressing your dog’s natural behavior and answers a listener's question about whether they need to re-home their dog after it has bitten two people. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click
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From Sneezes to Leashes: Mastering Boundaries and Behavior in Everyday Dog Life
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
The members discussed various issues related to their dogs' behavior, including sneezing, reverse sneezing, leash training, jumping, excitement, and playfulness. They also explored strategies for managing their dogs' behavior in different situations, such as during bad weather, when meeting their owners, and when entering or exiting the house. The team agreed on the importance of setting clear boundaries, consistency, and patience in training their dogs, and planned to implement these strategies in their daily interactions with their pets. Coaching Lab Call 11/3/24
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Beyond the Bark: Diet, Routines, and Understanding Your Dog’s Unique Needs - Coaching Lab
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
Members are discussing their pets' diets, feeding habits, and behavioral issues. Strategies for managing barking, leash training, and addressing eating speed were explored, along with observations about individual dogs' behaviors and preferences. The members also shared experiences and advice on adjusting routines, implementing training techniques, and understanding their dogs' needs and emotions. Coaching Lab Call 10/29/24
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Moving Like Your Dog - Talking Dogs Radio Show
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
In this episode titled Moving Like Your Dog, Ian explores what it means to mimic your dog's movements and how doing so can provide valuable insights into their behavior and mindset. He explains the benefits of this approach and the feedback it offers, while also answering a listener's question about the first steps to take when bringing a rescue dog home. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click
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Navigating Your Dog's Mental Health & Dogs Off Leash
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
During this call, participants shared updates on their dogs' health, behavior, and training, discussing issues like noise sensitivity, medication adjustments, and biking safety. They brainstormed strategies for managing specific behaviors, such as using consistent commands, changing energy levels, and implementing tools like jogging belts for safe walking. Additionally, the group emphasized advocating for their dogs' safety, exploring protective measures, and maintaining training consistency to help manage anxiety and behavior issues. Coaching Lab Call 10/24/24 For more information on...
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Nail Trimming, Structured Feeding, & Adminstering Medicine - Coaching Lab
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
In this episode, Ian discusses topics like managing leash pulling, dog introductions, and medication administration. Ian emphasizes setting boundaries and using treats for nail clipping. Tali shares challenges with leash handling and feeding, and Ian suggests a harness and structured feeding practices. The group also discusses methods for calm dog introductions and handling excitement during walks, alongside practical tips for creating a harmonious home with dogs. Kat joins, adding insights on communication and organized project approaches for team success. Call from 10/22/24
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Testing vs. Training - Talking Dogs Radio Show
Vermont Dog Trainer Show
In this episode titled Testing vs. Training, Ian explains the difference between testing a dog's reaction in a situation versus actively training them to handle it. He offers guidance on how to properly approach these scenarios and answers a listener's question on how to get their dog to take them more seriously. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click
info_outlineAfter seeing some of Mark's YouTube videos I knew I had to talk to him. Being a fellow dog trainer I had heard of him and what you will hear is our very first conversation. It was fascinating to hear his story from having his own store, a bad car accident, being the "Rotty Guy", and now presenting during his "Training Between The Ears" (TBTE) workshops. Would love to know what you think - hit me up on Twitter and let me know what you thought @vermontdogtrainer