Episodes
119
March 14, 2020
Episode 119: The six P’s
The six p’s is an episode that focuses entirely on being a better organised dog owner or handler. The six p’s mean that proper preparation prevents piss poor performance. It’s an expression that’s been around for quite a while and is still used frequently in many services. When you think about it though, it’s hard to argue with. When you have a plan, it makes the operation so much easier. It relieves stress, because you’re organised, it increases the time factor, it prevents frustration and add...
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Feb. 27, 2020
Episode 118: Sara Brueske
Sara Brueske has the best last name by Australian standards. However, that’s not why she is so well know. Sara has made an international name for herself as a professional trainer mainly through disc dogs and dock diving. She has a long list of accomplishments after her name in not only competing, but judging and ambassadorial roles too. There’s a bunch of things we could tell you about Sara, however if you follow this link you can read about and see her in action. Zoom dog training Further de...
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Feb. 20, 2020
Episode 117: Never stop learning
Never stop learning should be a mantra that most people adopt throughout their lives. When we open ourselves to learning something we expand so many opportunities. It enhances lives, communities, businesses you name it. The more we open ourselves up, the less ignorant we are and the more progressive we can be. rather than fight something on rumour or innuendo, we can really know what we’re fighting for. Students of dog training need to remain educated over being opinionated. We will all do fa...
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Feb. 13, 2020
Episode 116: Tobias Gustavsson
Tobias Gustavsson is one of the team behind the Scandinavian Working Dog Institute. Tobias is not only involved in just training, he and his team are heavily involved in the science application. If you know anything about scent detection, you will know that it is considered an evolving science. There are so many areas about Canine olfaction we are still learning about. This is why it’s so important to have research teams like Tobias and his colleagues. if we want to get better at what we do, w...