Tyler Muto

Consider the Dog Podcast

Kids EN ↓ 42 episodes

Just like our relationships with other humans in our lives, our relationships with our dogs are dynamic and complex. We believe that for those relationships to flourish or to find resolution when those relationships become strained, we must attend to them thoughtfully and with care. Welcome to the Consider the Dog podcast, created from archived recordings of live sessions where our members get to ask their most burning questions to some of the greatest practitioners of Canine Behavior. Hosted by Tyler Muto.

Author

Tyler Muto

Category

Kids

Podcast website

considerthedog.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 41 – Live Q&A: Crate Anxiety, Gut Health & Leash Reactivity with Evan Doggett 10.07.2026

We welcome Canada-based trainer Evan Doggett to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Evan answers real-world training questions around crate anxiety, separation-related behaviors, and effective strategies for redirecting leash-reactive dogs in challenging situations. He also dives into canine nutrition, including gut health, combining raw feeding with kibble, supporting healthy weight gain, and thou...

Episode 40 – Live Q&A: E-Collar Progression, Resource Guarding & Understanding Fear in Dogs with Tyler Muto 03.07.2026

We welcome our host Tyler Muto to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Tyler answers real-world training questions around transitioning from long line work to e-collar training, handling hyper-vocal dogs, and building reliable responses in unexpected real-world situations. He also dives into managing multi-dog resource guarding, strengthening communication through thoughtful training progression, an...

Episode 39 – Live Q&A: The Socialization Problem & Building Better Play With Your Dog with Forrest Micke 19.06.2026

We welcome California-based trainer Forrest Micke to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Forrest answers real-world training questions around the relationship between socialization, dog daycare, and the rise of overexcitement and leash reactivity in dogs. He also dives into building better engagement through tug play, helping puppies learn to bring toys back, and creating more interactive, rewardin...

Episode 38 – Live Q&A: Training Blind & Deaf Dogs, Resource Guarding Solutions & Key Training Differences with Brian Agnew 12.06.2026

We welcome Utah-based trainer Brian Agnew to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Brian answers real-world training questions around working with dogs that are both blind and deaf, setting realistic expectations, and building communication through tactile cues, leash pressure, and other training strategies. He also dives into resource guarding, including key differences between guarding from humans...

Episode 37 – Live Q&A: The Link Between Nutrition and Behavior, Gut Health & Reactivity Training with Evan Doggett 29.05.2026

We welcome Canada-based trainer Evan Doggett to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Evan answers real-world training questions around dog nutrition, supplement recommendations, and the role gut health plays in behavior and overall wellness. He also dives into everyday foods that can improve a dog’s health, fermented foods and mushroom supplementation, plus strategies for handling leash reactivity,...

Episode 36 – Live Q&A: Dogs Reacting to TV, Walking Position Issues & Stopping Barking in the Crate with Tyler Muto 08.05.2026

We welcome our host Tyler Muto to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Tyler answers real-world training questions around dogs reacting to TV stimuli and struggling with fixation even after structured reactivity work, plus troubleshooting engagement and positioning on walks using Walking Behind concepts. He also dives into handling submissive urination and unusual post-behavior patterns, working wit...

Episode 35 – Live Q&A: Resource Guarding in Play, Breaking Fixation & Stranger Anxiety with Sarah Dixon 24.04.2026

We welcome Canada-based trainer Sarah Dixon to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Sarah answers real-world training questions around resource guarding during play, especially when toys trigger pushy or controlling behavior with other dogs. She also dives into breaking fixation on walks, helping dogs navigate stranger anxiety in public settings, and managing behaviors like whining in the car to cre...

Episode 33 – Live Q&A: When Recall Fails, Unexpected Growling & Crate Anxiety with Cheri Wulff Lucas 17.04.2026

We welcome California-based trainer Cheri Wulff Lucas to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Cheri answers real-world training questions around off-leash dogs that ignore recall and struggle with overexcitement around other dogs, even with e-collar conditioning. She also dives into handling growling in the home during everyday routines, and how to address crate anxiety and persistent barking to bui...

Episode 33 – Live Q&A: When Recall Fails, What Air Biting Really Means, & Dogs Chasing Kids with Brian Agnew 03.04.2026

We welcome Utah-based trainer Brian Agnew to the Consider The Dog stage! Today, Brian answers real-world training questions around building recall with dogs that lack food and toy motivation, and what to do when engagement completely falls apart in stimulating environments. He also dives into the truth behind air biting vs real biting, managing predatory behavior around children without increasing...

Episode 32 – Live Q&A: Industry Controversies, Reactive Dogs & Fence Jumping Problems with Evan Doggett 27.03.2026

We welcome Canada-based trainer Evan Doggett to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Evan answers real-world training questions around the divide in the dog training industry, using the e-collar with leash reactive dogs, and addressing dangerous behaviors like car chasing. He also dives into preventing fence jumping while maintaining healthy socialization, and how to create clear, consistent communi...

Episode 31 – Live Q&A: Distracted Dogs, Snow Zoomies & Fixing Destructive Habits with Brian Agnew 13.03.2026

We welcome Utah-based Trainer Brian Agnew to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Brian answers real-world training questions around over-socialized puppies who struggle with engagement, managing zoomies and leash biting in open environments, and addressing destructive habits like sock eating. He also dives into handling over-arousal around other dogs, improving recall and responsiveness on the long...

Episode 30 – Live Q&A: E-Collar Recall Challenges, Vet Anxiety, & The Slip Lead Debate with Tyler Muto 06.03.2026

We welcome our host Tyler Muto to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Tyler answers real-world training questions around e-collar recall during high-arousal play, troubleshooting pressure and freeze responses, and how to call dogs off other dogs without creating conflict. He also dives into building trust with new client dogs, helping suspicious adolescents handle vet visits, managing arousal aroun...

Episode 29 – Live Q&A: Household Harmony, Building Toy Control, & Smarter Training Strategies with Sarah Brueske 27.02.2026

We welcome Minnesota-based trainer Sarah Brueske to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Sarah joins Tyler to answer real-world training questions from dog owners and professionals. Topics include Managing Multi-Dog Homes, Reliable Outs, Possession Battles, and more! Learn more on ConsiderTheDog.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/considerthedog/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consider_the_...

Episode 28 – Live Q&A: Managing Reactivity, Confrontation in Dogs, and De-Escalation with Brian Agnew 13.02.2026

We welcome Utah-based trainer Brian Agnew to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Brian joins Tyler to answer real-world training questions from dog owners and professionals. The discussion includes a case study on household conflict and reactivity, strategies for managing over-excitement during dog introductions, de-escalating confrontational behavior in young working breeds, and creative ways to u...

Episode 27 – Live Q&A: Owner Influence, Reactivity, and Relationship-Based Training with Tyler Muto 06.02.2026

We welcome our host Tyler Muto to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Tyler answers real-world training questions around the dog–owner relationship, including how human personality impacts behavior and when assertiveness or justified pressure is appropriate in training. He also covers handling leash reactivity, choosing the right tools for highly reactive dogs, managing resource guarding tied to en...

Episode 26 – Live Q&A: Tug Play Without Injury, Crate Whining in Class, and Reinforcement Explained with Forrest Micke 23.01.2026

We welcome California-based trainer Forrest Micke to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Forrest joins Tyler to answer real-world training questions from dog owners and professionals. Topics include playing tug safely with large dogs, helping dogs remain calm and quiet in their crate during class, and what it really means when reinforcement is described as “a process, not an event.” Learn more on C...

Episode 25 - Live Q&A: Correcting High Startle Responses, Reactivity in Anti-Social Dogs, and More with Evan Doggett 09.01.2026

We welcome Canada-based trainer Evan Doggett to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Evan joins Tyler to answer real-world training questions from dog owners and professionals. Topics include managing high startle responses and attention-seeking barking without aversive tools, reading play vs. potential aggression in COVID-raised dogs, and when head halters or nutritional supplements may be appropri...

Episode 24: Building Confidence in an Insecure Dog, Household Dogs Having Problems, and More with Blake Rodriguez 22.04.2025

We welcome NYC/Florida based trainer Blake Rodriguez to the Consider the Dog stage! Today, Tyler and Blake talk about intra-household dog aggression (aggression between two dogs that live together), Blake shares tips about working with dogs who get aggressive during grooming, how to reduce excessive whining, and Tyler's personal favorite part of the conversation - a discussion about situation...

Episode 23: No! Not Dogs Fighting in Your Home!?, Garbage Truck Phobias, and More with Sarah Dixon 25.01.2025

Let's GO! This is Episode 23 of the Consider the Dog Podcast. Tyler's guest today is Dog Trainer Sarah Dixon who hails from Canada. In this episode they answer questions from our members on a variety of topics ranging from stranger danger, to resource guarding, to dogs fighting within a home, and even a dog who has a phobia of garbage trucks... which is a great conversation point. Check...

Episode 22: Negative Reinforcement vs. Punishment in Reactivity Cases, Head Position in Competitive Heeling, and More with Forrest Micke 04.01.2025

Our guest today is Forrest Micke, bringing his background of sport and performance training knowledge into the mix. ALERT! This is a bit more of an “advanced” episode, so definitely a good one for those real dog-nerds out there. Tyler and Forrest have an in depth discussion of the when and why of using negative reinforcement versus punishment--particularly in the context of working with reactivity...

Episode 21: Your Dog Got Into a Fight, Now What?, Dog Aggression, Hormones in Socialization and More with Tyler Muto 07.12.2024

In this episode, Tyler is flying solo, answering training and behavior questions from our Consider the Dog members. He shares some of his favorite tips for teaching the out, or drop command in an efficient way to his client's dogs, discusses the role that hormones play in socialization, what to do and not do after your dogs get into a fight, strategies for dealing with aggression toward guest...

Episode 20: Working with Dogs in the Same Home Who Fight, the Philosophy of Food in Training and More with Cheri Lucas 23.11.2024

Today is Episode 20 and Cheri Lucas joins us from California in what turned out to be a really fascinating discussion. Cheri goes into tremendous detail about her philosophy on using food in training, the role food plays, and her rituals for feeding time. Tyler and Cheri also discuss highly aroused dogs and when, how or why you may or may not want to use praise to help calm them. They get into a d...

Episode 19: Counter-Surfing, Dogs Who Don't Like Pressure, and More with Sarah Dixon 12.10.2024

Sarah Dixon and Tyler Muto field questions from our Consider the Dog members covering some pretty interesting topics... For instance - they talk to a member who is working with a very volatile dog, herding mix, who is throwing tantrums any time any type of pressure is applied. They also share some pro-tips with  a member who has a dog who keeps sneaking things off the counter, but only when they a...

Episode 18: Resource Guarding or is the Dog Protecting the Owner?, Training High Drive Sport Dogs, and More with Forrest Micke 17.08.2024

Oh boy... Forrest Micke is back! And he's dropping knowledge alongside Tyler Muto! Things covered in this episode include tips for teaching high drive working dogs to slow down and be more thoughtful in their training, the difference between resource guarding, and a dog protecting their owner - or is there a difference at all? And tips for preparing dogs for sport trials... and more. Learn mo...

Episode 17: Does Your Dog Trainer Say "No?," Multi-Dog Households, and More with Brian Agnew 29.06.2024

Brian Agnew joins us and gives a ton of actionable advice that you can use. Just a few of the topics we cover include: Why some trainers like to use the work ‘no’ when a dog makes a mistake in obedience and other trainers do not, How Brian transitions reactive dogs from working in a large open area on a long line to a more urban setting and a shorter leash, how to teach dogs to not steal each othe...

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