Training Archives - The Canine Paradigm

In this episode of The Canine Paradigm, we explore the intriguing question: Are dogs better off now compared to 30 years ago? With advancements in training methods, nutrition, and pet care, many would assume that... The post Episode 316: Are dogs better off now? appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In this episode, we explore the concept of “struggle cuddles” with your dog and dive into how perspectives in dog training can change over time. We discuss activities or techniques that trainers may have disliked... The post Episode 315: Struggle cuddles with your dog appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In Episode 314 of The Canine Paradigm, we explore training methods to stop chasing behaviour in dogs by discussing a groundbreaking study titled “Comparison of the Efficacy and Welfare of Different Training Methods in Stopping... The post Episode 314: Brave new science and deprivation appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In Episode 313 of The Canine Paradigm, we dive deep into the intricacies of reward placement, direct and indirect reinforcement, and how these elements impact training success. Moreover, understanding where and how you deliver rewards... The post Episode 313: What dumb stuff is the owner doing appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In this episode of The Canine Paradigm, we dive into a range of topics discussed in our training forum, including how to handle a bored dog and avoid turning them into a reactive mess. One... The post Episode 312: Training a bored dog to dig a hole appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In the classic tale The Emperor’s New Clothes, the emperor is deceived into believing he is wearing fine garments when, in fact, he is wearing nothing at all. Similarly, some dog trainers on social media... The post Episode 311: Dog trainers and invisible new clothes appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In Episode 310 of The Canine Paradigm, we discuss the dog training Rachael Raygun Olympic scandal and its implications for both the sports world and our industry. The controversy surrounding Rachael Raygun’s performance highlights a... The post Episode 310: Dog trainers and the Olympics appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

n Episode 309 of our podcast, we dive into the critical concept of the canine ladder of aggression. This episode is a must-listen for both new and experienced dog trainers, as we break down the... The post Episode 309: The ladder of dog aggression appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In a recent podcast episode, we addressed a controversial claim regarding the origins of dog sports, specifically an unfounded assertion that these activities and police dogs have ties to Nazi Germany. However, it is crucial... The post Episode 308: Are dog sports linked to Nazis? appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In this episode, Pat reveals Glenn his ambitious plan to address the working dog supply and demand issue in Australia by improving working dog genetics in Australia. With a focus on enhancing the genetics of... The post Episode 307: Make working dogs great again appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In the latest episode of the Canine Paradigm, hosts Pat Stuart and Glenn Cooke dive into the nuanced and often controversial topic of how pharmaceuticals could be affecting the dog training industry. On a on-line... The post Episode 306: How pharmaceuticals could be changing dog trainers. appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

Putting the dog back on lead is a fundamental skill that can significantly enhance training and repair various behavioural issues. Experts in the field emphasise the importance of this practice for both novice and experienced... The post Episode 305: How to successfully put the dog back on lead appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In our latest podcast episode, we dive into the exhilarating world of dog sports, focusing specifically on PSA (Protection Sports Association). The PSA dog sports have captivated enthusiasts across Australia, thanks to the relentless efforts... The post Episode 304: PSA Dog Sports – The People Who Build It appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

we were thrilled to welcome Caisey Cainan, a friend of the show and one of the world’s most renowned big cat trainers. Caisey’s journey into the fascinating world of big cats began in his childhood... The post Episode 303: Big cats to dog training appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

The past couple of weeks in Sydney have been nothing short of amazing. We were thrilled to welcome our American family, Shawn and Janet Edwards, along with their colleagues Zack Burke and Travis Lloyd. Their... The post Episode 302: American dog training bonanza appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

We are thrilled to celebrate our 300th episode, joined by many special individuals from our greater canine community. We posed a unique question to our guests: If you could travel through time to any point... The post Episode 300: The dog trainers guide to time travel appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In our latest podcast episode, we tackle a critical topic: the peril of false knowledge. While ignorance poses risks, misinformation masquerading as truth can be far more dangerous. Recently, a comment on social media claimed... The post Episode 299: What’s more dangerous than ignorance? appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In our latest podcast episode, we eagerly addressed key questions from our listeners about training dogs, particularly focusing on the importance of ‘warming’ when transitioning from indoor to outdoor environments. Our listeners are curious about... The post Episode 298: Fatiguing or warming up the dog appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

We delved into the fascinating world of dog training, focusing on the suppression of behaviours, the concept of dogs “guessing” behaviours, and the powerful dynamics of perception between teacher and student. This discussion sheds light... The post Episode 297: Suppression, guessing and perception in dog training appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In our newest podcast episode, we explore the integration of working dogs into households and address the misleading advice suggesting that these dogs disrupt home dynamics. Despite these myths, working dogs can enhance home life,... The post Episode 296: Dogs in the house and remote trainers appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In our latest podcast episode, we dove into the fascinating world of canine behaviour, focusing on the concept of ‘play’ and its multifaceted role in the lives of our dog. Addressing two insightful listener requests,... The post Episode 295: Reward placement and the importance of play appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In the latest episode, we delve into the fascinating world of dog training, emphasising the pivotal role of understanding and harnessing different drives. Training dogs, whether for sporting events, police work, or simply as pets,... The post Episode 294: Why Handlers And Dog Trainers Switch Drives appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In our recent podcast, we explored the challenging situation encountered by LickiMat, a small, pet-friendly business, embroiled in a digital controversy. This enterprise, renowned for its pet care innovations, unexpectedly became the target of online... The post Episode 293: how to destroy a small family business appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In an engaging segment of our podcast, Pat and Glenn delved into a thought-provoking topic prompted by a simple yet profound question from Pat’s son, Rip. Rip had observed Remi, their family dog, being prepared... The post Episode 292: A trained dog versus a dog in training appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .

In the ever-evolving realm of dog training, the significance of a Training Director is magnified by their ability to foster meaningful conversations. These dialogues are not just exchanges of words but are the bedrock of... The post Episode 291: Being involved in the conversation appeared first on The Canine Paradigm .