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This podcast includes special guests of the Canine Tactical Podcasts that have backgrounds and experience working with The Morton Method. Many topics were covered. Strap in.
info_outline #18: CTAC SewingWorking Dog 246
Today we take a question from one of our listeners, and then we dive into the world of K9 harnesses and explore the exceptional craftsmanship behind Canine Tactical's top-of-the-line products. In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the incredible harnesses manufactured right here in the USA, with each stitch meticulously sewn together by none other than Joshua Morton himself and his talented team. Join us as we uncover the secrets and techniques employed in creating these harnesses, and discover why they are truly in a league of their own. From the selection of premium materials to the...
info_outline #17: Rant on FinishingWorking Dog 246
This podcast is a rant on the finishing process mixed with much more. We discuss the typical "sport dog" certification method and the issues that surround that system. The selection process. Frantic hunt vs methodological hunt Morton Method throughout Issues with law enforcement And much more... To get a true sense of how different K9 working dogs become what you see on the street, this is the show for you.
info_outline #16: Problem Solving vs The MethodWorking Dog 246
This podcast Joshua explains why it's important to certify based on the environment that the dog will work in. This requires problem solving by the HANDLER.
info_outline #15: The Life of Eudoris ActualWorking Dog 246
This episode is dedicated to one of the greatest dogs to have lived- Eudoris "actual."
info_outline #14: WTF is CTAC?Working Dog 246
Todays podcast we go over what CTAC stands for and how Canine Tactical has evolved to create some of the most advanced training courses for law enforcement and civilians in the world.
info_outline #13: Morton/Method CertificationWorking Dog 246
Canine Tactical’s certification (Morton/Method) concept evolved from my experiences as the first NSWGRP 2 K9 operator, experienced in high stress and high risk situations.
info_outline #12: Causing ConflictWorking Dog 246
Getting to the heart of training and handling, conflict can be hidden in plane site. Learning how to spot conflict is key in all areas, and relying on foundational training to work out those conflicts is key.
info_outline #11: Building The BalanceWorking Dog 246
Today we discuss all about building and implementing balance into the training and handling of your K9. It's possibly one of the more difficult things to learn and do but is arguably the most important. You get the department you deserve.
info_outline #10: The Purpose of the Instructor (and other things)Working Dog 246
This week we break down what the purpose and roll of the K9 instructor is. As we discuss, it is many things- handler, trainer, and even a therapist. We also discuss some updates on the Active Shooter K9 and a new documentary that features Canine Tactical of Iowa in one of their episodes.
info_outlineAs a veteran serving more than eight years as a Navy SEAL, Josh uses that experience along with a relentless desire and developed a canine program unlike any in the world. Canine Tactical has trained dog serving in communities around the United States and is always pushing the limits training domains that were previously thought impossible. Canine Tactical was the first kennel to partner with the world leader in cloning technology - ViaGen Pets, to produce cloned puppies from the most proven genotypes.
Joshua Morton is a frequent guest on this show and for many reasons. With Canine Tactical of Iowa he is constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible.
This episode we discuss many exciting updates that Canine Tactical (CTAC) is working on. Including Active Shooter Canine™, the possibility of training a dog in under 10 months, Morton Method, Canine Harness innovations, and even why he uses dry fire to train dogs. No, dry firing your weapon is not bad on your firearm. Enjoy!