0:00:00 – Opening
0:03:01 – Who is Mike Ritland? Iowa, swimming, and the Teams.
0:50:46 – Dog handling and training and psychology.
2:33:55 – Closing thoughts and take-aways.
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3:04:56 – Closing Gratitude.
this is cool! I wish there were more ppl like this guy, the last trainer I spoke with seemed to take pride in “breaking” the dogs . He would say, I had this dog that was super aggressive and dominant but I put him through so many exercises with the shock collar that I still managed to get him through his obedience classes. It was like he was proud he won his “battle” with this dog. They’re not all man eaters, lol! Jeez! Dude said he was an ex police dog guy, too. Lots of trainers go straight to shock collar, choke collar etc. and seem to view the animal in a confrontational light automatically. He was actually an Improvement on this other guy who would call the dogs assholes, if they didn’t behave perfect. In new surroundings, with all kinds of smells and distractions and 50 new dogs at once in the same area. If one growled a little at another, that dog’s an asshole, LOL!
I actually saw this idiot with her crazy, overactive dog run right into this other dog the other day. Dog was pulling like crazy at the other end of his leash and just dragging her down the street. The dogs got into a fight and then her argument was well, you can’t control the environment or predict what’s going to happen, so I didn’t do anything wrong. They were kinda arguing back and forth afterwards. I honestly think training should be mandatory. Especially for any new owners.
One of my favorite podcasts and I don’t even have a dog!!
A few days ago, I saw that moron and her insane and hyperactive dog collide head-on with another canine companion. She was being dragged along the street as the dog pulled frantically at the other end of his leash. The dogs got into a fight, and then she made the defense that because you can’t control the environment or forecast what will happen, thus I didn’t do anything wrong since the dogs got into a fight. After then, there was some back and forth argument between the two of them. In all honesty, I believe such training should be required by law. Particularly for any new owners who may read this.
I hope to be able to read more interesting posts then. Will probably tell all of my friends about how smart you are
A podcast about dog training and psychology provides valuable information to dog owners and trainers. A good podcast can cover a wide range of topics, from basic obedience training to complex behavioral problems. It can be informative about understanding the reasons and psychology of dogs’ behavior, building better relationships with dogs, and solving problems. It helps dog owners to understand their dogs better. You provide listeners with practical tips and methods to better understand their dog’s behavior and how they can correct unwanted behavior. This can help dog owners communicate better in their daily lives. I like that, thank you.
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