This has been one of the most fun dog training podcasts we’ve done. John Lutenberg (owner of Canine Training Academy) is a veteran dog trainer. For decades he has trained dogs for Colorado’s prison system to track down fugitives, find drugs, and more. In the past few years he’s been invited by the Mara Conservancy […]
Ty and Joe Go to the Dogs- Episode 6- Interview With Jennifer Hack
Jennifer Hack is a veteran dog trainer and owner of Island Dog Trainer. In this episode we pick her brain on her style of getting results with dogs and their owners. We talk about how dog trainers and owners can successfully bridge both positive methods and correction, and how that can be a very […]
Ty and Joe Go to the Dogs- Episode 5- Interview With Mark Keating
Mark Keating is a long time dog trainer, content contributor for Leerburg, and trainer for Red Star Kennel in Wisconsin. Through his years of training he’s developed some unique methods and widespread acclaim for his ability in helping to train man’s best friend. In this episode you’ll learn: Mark’s favorite game for helping build the […]
Ty and Joe Go to the Dogs- Episode 4- Interview with Adam Katz
Adam Katz of Dog Problems and Katz Trains Dogs is a dog trainer known around the world. Thanks to his training talents he’s been able to travel the world and experience dog culture across the globe. Listen in to this interview to hear fun and unique stories of where dog training has taken him and what […]
Ty and Joe Go to the Dogs- Episode 3- How to Socialize A Dog
Socializing a dog may seem like a cut and dry proposition. In reality, though, most people do it entirely wrong. Most people erroneously think that exposure to dogs and people is socialization. Or worse, they think that play is socialization. While play CAN be a component of proper dog socialization there are so many things […]
Ty and Joe Go to the Dogs- With Gary Wilkes
This was a great podcast. Gary Wilkes is the owner of www.ClickandTreat.com and a veteran pro in the dog training industry. He’s been training dogs for decades and has unique and proprietary methods for how he achieves his results. Not only that, he was on the forefront of clicker training. But if you think clicker […]
Ty and Joe Go to the Dogs- Episode 1
As we’ve just passed Christmas I know that there are a lot of Christmas puppies out there. While this may or may not be a good idea what IS a good idea is starting out right with your puppy. In this episode we talk about three crucial things if you’re going to raise your puppy […]
Way to Go Heada! (Client Story)
Here at Ty the Dog Guy we love our clients! And we love it when our clients do great work with their dogs. The following is a video from a client from years back. Enjoy!
Electric Collar Training- Interview With Robin MacFarlane
Electric Collar Training- Robin MacFarlane In the dog training world there are about a thousand and one different styles of thinking. This training is using clickers. That one uses treats. That one uses training collars. And that one barks at his dogs when they disobey. While there is no shortage of differences of opinion it […]
Interview With Sled Dog Racer Mitch Seavey
One of the greatest parts of my job is being able to be around some of the coolest dog people on earth. In this latest podcast of mine I interview dog sled racing legend, Mitch Seavey. Mitch belongs to the Seavey family who has decades of experience in sled dog racing and competition. Mitch is […]
How to Train Truffle Dogs
In my latest podcast I wanted to interview a really unique style of dog trainer. I think I was successful. In this episode I interview Kelly Slocum of NW Truffle Dogs. Kelly has a business in the Pacific Northwest where she teaches dogs and dog owners how to locate truffles using scent. In this episode […]
Dog Training Podcast- Critical Thinking
Last night’s dog training podcast was a big hit with attendees from across the country listening in. In this episode I share some of my frustrations with the dog training questions that dog owners send us from around the country. I’ve come to realize that many dog owners have a critical thinking problem in relation […]