In this episode of Dog Works Radio, Robert Forto sits down with professional dog trainer and author Melissa McCue McGrath about her new book, Misadventures of the World’s Okayest Dog Trainer and also the real world of dog training, beyond the basics.
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What happens when dog rescue crosses cultures?
In this episode of Rescue Tails, Robert and Robin continue their deep dive into the cultural differences between South Korea and the United States.
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In this episode of Rescue Tails, Robert and Robin continue their series on intake procedures by focusing on how rescue organizations can turn intake data into practical, effective training plans.
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Understanding dog body language is one of the most overlooked skills among dog owners, especially when working with rescue dogs.
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Have you ever wondered why your dog follows you everywhere, from the kitchen to the bedroom and sometimes even the bathroom? You are definitely not alone.
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In this episode of Dog Works Radio, Michele Forto breaks down the four core commands, sit, stay, down, and drop it, and explains why they are not about obedience at all. They’re about impulse control, trust, calmness, and safety.
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In this heartfelt episode of Dog Works Radio, host Robert Forto welcomes author Lisa Lacy to discuss her upcoming memoir Dogs Don’t Gaslight.
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In this episode of Rescue Tails, hosts Robert and Robin break down dog rescue intake procedures from a training and behavior perspective.
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In this episode of Dog Works Radio, the hosts delve into the importance of engagement in dog training, emphasizing that a dog’s distraction often stems from boredom rather than stubbornness.
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Exploring the cultural differences in dog ownership between South Korea and the US, including laws, societal perceptions, and rescue efforts.
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What do people really mean when they talk about “zombie dogs”?
In this episode, we unpack the fear, folklore, and misinformation surrounding rabies and aggressive dog behavior.
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Researchers are identifying the biological clues that reveal how well dogs are aging, and developing new ways to help them stay healthier longer. https://t.co/WM8XvbYc9M
Choosing the Right Trainer Is One of the Most Important Decisions You’ll Make
Hiring a dog trainer can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve never worked with one before.
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Most dog owners believe socialization means meeting as many people and dogs as possible. But what if that approach is actually creating stress, reactivity, or shutdown behavior?
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Great Dog Training Starts with People
One of the biggest misconceptions about professional dog training is the belief that the trainer’s job is to “fix” the dog.
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