She gets SIT done

In this episode we cover the need for SLEEP for your dog. Did you know? Dogs spend up to 12–14 hours a day sleeping! Puppies and older dogs need even more rest to recharge, just like humans after a big day. Their sleep helps with memory and learning—perfect for training! And without that sleep.. they turn into little monsters!

In this episode, we dive into expert tips on how to prevent separation anxiety in your dog and strategies for leaving your pup at home with confidence. Learn how to build a stress-free routine, ensure your dog feels safe, and avoid common mistakes that trigger anxiety. Don't miss these practical insights for happier, calmer dogs!

In this episode, we dive into the common issue of dogs that constantly seek attention and why, as loving owners, we might be unintentionally reinforcing this behavior. 🐾 From the simple act of giving in to their every nudge or bark, to accidentally rewarding them for needy behavior, we discuss the subtle ways we may be encouraging our dogs to demand more attention than necessary.We’ll break down:Why dogs seek attention excessivelyHow owners may unintentionally reinforce this behaviorEffective strategies to reduce attention-seeking habitsBuilding healthier boundaries and routines with your dogWhether your pup is always nudging you for pets, barking for attention, or constantly in your space, this episode will give you practical tips to address the root cause and create a calmer, more balanced relationship with your dog.Tune in and let’s work towards a more peaceful coexistence with our furry friends! 🐶✨

In this episode, we tackle a long-debated topic: Should dogs be allowed on the furniture? For years, traditional trainers have advised against it, claiming it can lead to behavioral issues and dominance problems. But is there real evidence to support this, or is it an outdated myth? We’ll break down the pros and cons of allowing dogs on couches and beds, explore how this practice affects the human-dog relationship, and discuss modern perspectives on boundaries in the home. Tune in to hear both sides and decide what's best for your household. We'd love to hear in the comments if YOU allow your dogs on furniture, yes or no.

In this episode, we dive into the growing trend of canine enrichment and ask the big question: Are we overdoing it? From puzzle toys to scent work, dog owners are always looking for ways to keep their pets stimulated and engaged. But is there such a thing as too much enrichment? We'll explore the benefits of mental and physical stimulation for dogs, as well as potential downsides of constantly filling their time. Join us as we discuss the balance between providing enrichment and allowing dogs to simply be dogs. About US:Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealandIG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnzwww.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com List of my favourite items:🥰Treat pouch: https://amzn.to/3KX3FLQ 🥰Non slip leashes: https://amzn.to/3KSTyaW 🥰Non slip long line: https://amzn.to/4cvaqjQ 🥰Retractable Tape leash: https://amzn.to/3KVOz9t 🥰Protection Device for Walks: https://amzn.to/3KY0hjO 🥰Ecollar: https://amzn.to/3XAVoop Favourite dog toys that don’t get destroyed easily:🥰Flirtpole: https://amzn.to/3XA7FcU 🥰Kong Wobbler: https://amzn.to/3VUYMJJ 🥰Kong Tumbler Ball: https://amzn.to/4baXz5r 🥰Chuck it balls: https://amzn.to/3RH9qBb Favorite Dog Training books:🥰Monks of New Skete: https://amzn.to/3XvZvlK 🥰Calming Signals: https://amzn.to/4cvH8BJ 🥰Larry Krohn Book: https://amzn.to/4cygubj

In today's episode we talk with Canadian dog trainer Evan Doggett (Yep, that's his real last name!). Evan is an awesome dog trainer with a great sense of humour, bringing a lot of joy into dog training. Today we discuss the impact TikTok/Social media has on how we view our dogs and how it could set us up for failure for constantly seeing unrealistic videos and taking that as 'realism'. We also discuss if desexing is a good idea when it comes to working on behaviour problems! If you're interested in Evans work, make sure to check out his website: https://www.doggettstyle.com/ or his youtube channel and socials:  @doggettstyledogtraining  About US: Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealand IG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnz www.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode we talk with Denise Partlow from Modern K9 Carolinas. We discuss a variety of topics that are all super relatable to most dog owners. How to deal with multidogs and making sure they all get the right training and exercise? How to live with a reactive dog, common training mistakes and top tips! Make sure to have a listen and follow her on IG and FB!  @ModernK9_Carolinas  and check out her FB: https://www.facebook.com/ModernK9Carolinas Let us know what you think in the comments!

Welcome to She Gets SIT done. A dog training podcast for dog owners that doesn’t beat around the bush and gives you helpful, realistic tips and guidance on training your dog and solving issues you may be having. In today's episode we sit down with Hillary Ratcliff, the trainer behind 'Good Wellesly Dogs Training' on Instagram.Hillary is a fabulous dog trainer in the US and works mostly with small dog breeds and doodles! Labradoodles, cavoodles, spoodles you name it she works with it.In this episode we dive into challenges you might have with smaller dogs and why it is that smaller dogs often get away with a lot more things than big dogs. Working with your small dog is just as important as if they were a big German Shepherd.We hope you love this episode. Hillary's website: www.goodwelleslydogs.com IG: Good_wellesly_dogs_training

In this episode we dive into crate training. Can be controversial as some people really don't want to crate train and see it as something cruel.. but most dog trainers see it as an essential tool in your toolbox to curb a lot of unwanted behaviours and aid you in toilet training.About US:Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealandIG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnzwww.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

A few weeks ago we had a fantastic episode of what it's like living with a reactive dog and how this impacts you, the HUMAN. We put so much work and effort in for our dog, but we tend to forget about our end of the leash.In this episode we are talking with Jess from Handlers & Humans who is a licensed therapist WITH a reactive dog, who decided to start coaching reactive dog owners and all the feelings of shame, embarrassment, disappointment and so much more that come with owning a reactive dog. Make sure you check Jess's IG account:  @HandlersandHumans  make sure to check out her website: www.handlersandhumans.com I really loved this chat and I hope it's helpful to you.Do you recognise any of these issues? Was this helpful to you? I hope it is! About US: Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealandIG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnzwww.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode we have Brent Dry on from the K9 Company in Melbourne.We deep dive into why group obedience classes are awesome and how we can work on building an engaged, excited dog even in difficult environments! Topics we cover:Do you think every dog owner should be doing group classes with their dog at some stage? What are some common issues you often see in dog owners when they come to your group classes?Do you think there are some common misconceptions about group classes and if so, shall we debunk them? (not suitable for certain breeds, boring, not catered to the dog, dog isn’t ‘finished’ learning after 5 weeks etc). What makes a good group class to you? What should owners look for when they sign up somewhere? What is your opinion about puppy school? Do you think puppy play is essential? And controversially; do vet/big box store run puppy school more harm than good? About US:Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealandIG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnzwww.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

Join us as we sit down with renowned dog trainer Larry Krohn to discuss the most important aspect of dog training. In this episode of She Gets SIT done, we dive into the most important thing in dog training: Teaching YOU. The human effectively. Tune in now to learn from the best in the business! Larry is a leader in the dog training world and is the owner and dog trainer of Pak Masters in Kentucky, USA. Larry is a retired federal agent and first started his dog training business after helping so many people with their dogs who had previously worked with other trainers and unfortunately saw no results. Larry has successfully helped hundreds of dogs, especially aggressive cases who would have been euthanised. He believes any dog can be trained. Make sure to check out his YT channel if you haven't done so already! He has also released a brand new ecollar training course which you can find here: https://sitstaylearn.com/collections/all/products/providing-freedom-through-e-collar-training-by-larry-krohn?variant=48591370387745 And his book that has helped thousands before you can find here: https://amzn.to/4e8kDEr Questions we cover: 1. The ecollar has a lot of stigma around it and its purpose. When people go online they will find a lot of big NO NO’s for the ecollar. Would you be able to explain why the ecollar is a useful and safe/dog friendly tool for those who are not familiar with the tool, or are still unsure about it? 2. What situations would you recommend the ecollar would be a great option to utilise for training? Is it suitable for all breeds and ages? And when would you NOT use an eocllar? 3. I believe a lot of dog owners think dog training happens in a vacuum. Like a 10 min training session. Or the 30 minute walk. One of the things you often mention is that training happens all day and isn’t bound to just training sessions. Are you able to explain this? 4. When you work with dogs with (or without) behaviour problems, would you say that teaching the owner the right skills is just as important, if not MORE important, than teaching the dog? 5. You mention that teaching strong foundations is so important for dog owners. What skills would you say are part of those strong foundations for a dog and owner to know and possibly avoid future issues? 6. You just released a new e-collar training course. You want to tell us what it’s about and who it’s for? About US: Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealand IG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnz www.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode of "She gets SIT done," we'll cover all the basics of puppy toilet training. From crate training to positive reinforcement, we'll show you how to get your puppy to go potty every time! Tune in for valuable tips on behavior modification and puppy training. For more help make sure to check out our FREE toilet training guide https://www.thecompletecanine.co.nz/freetoilettrainingguide This includes a tracking sheet to track your pups toilet success! ____ A dog training podcast for dog owners that doesn’t beat around the bush and gives you helpful, realistic tips and guidance on training your dog and solving issues you may be having. About US: Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealand IG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnz www.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

We are very excited you are watching this episode because we have the one and only Tyler Muto on to discuss everything about dog reactivity. This is not a dog trainer chat, but this is a chat for the dog owners and how you can help your dog (and yourself!). Tyler is a world renowned dog trainer who is based in Buffalo New York. For years he ran a the very successful dog training business K9 Connection where he has helped countless owner’s and their dogs with a wide variety of issues such as reactivity and aggression. He has acreated an amazing learning platform for dog owners called Consider The Dog. It is full of helpful videos and courses from a variety of different well known dog trainers. If you have a puppy or a dog with aggression issues, there is something for you there. Check it out here: https://www.considerthedog.com/?via=sanne Take 50% off your first month with this code: SGSD2024 Questions we covered: 1. What do you think are common causes for reactivity in dogs (excluding bad breeding/genetics?) 2. Would you think a one off ‘attack’ causes reactivity? Or the owner that has done ‘everything right’ 3. What are common mistakes reactive dog owners make that can make the reactivity worse? 4. Lots of dog owners feel like correcting their ‘fear reactive’ dog is a big no no. What is your take on that? 5. Do you think it’s necessary to label the ‘type’ of reactivity? E.g fear reactivity? Does it change the way you approach training? 6. Rehoming has a big stigma in the dog world (compared to say the horse world). When do you think its suitable for owners to look for a new home? Or even look at behavioural euthanasia? -------------- About US: Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.FB: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanWolvesNewZealand IG: https://www.instagram.com/urban_wolvesnz/ / @urban_wolvesnz www.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

On this episode of she gets SIT done we discuss why it is that your dog may be listening well to your trainer, but not so much to you. Is it you? Is it the trainer? Is it the training program? Or why does my dog listen to me but not my husband?? We deep dive into reasons why dog training doesn't 'transfer' as we hope it would. We also look into the various different training programs you can do if you decide to go with a professional such as: - Groupclasses - Private training - Bootcamp training - Board & trains We discuss the differences between all of them looking at pro's and con's for all so you can make an informed decision on what is best for your dog, your budget and your training style. We hope you love this episode. Make sure to hit like & subscribe. Next episode we will have a very special guests joining us! Can you guess who it is? Our topic will be reactivity! See you next time! About US: Toni - Toni is a dog trainer and pack walker from Auckland. She has over 10 years handling experience with a range of different dogs and breeds. Toni met Sanne through their mentorship with world renowned dog trainer Tyler Muto. Toni is passionate about helping owners have a better relationship with their dogs, and particularly enjoys working with dogs with reactivity.FB:   / urbanwolvesnewzealand   IG:   / urban_wolvesnz   / @urban_wolvesnz www.urbanwolves.co.nz Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Toni in New Zealand! Trained as a primary school teacher and was in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now residing in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB:   / thecompletecanine   IG:   / thecompletek9   / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Have questions, make sure to comment or email us at sgsdpodcast@gmail.com

Do you own a reactive dog? There is a lot of information out there on how to deal with your reactive dog in terms of training and improving their training... but how are YOU feeling with your reactive dog? And how are YOU coping? When you have a reactive dog or a dog with aggression issues you have to come to terms with the fact that you can't do certain things you had in mind when you originally got the dog. The doggy playdates, the fun on the beach, seeing your dog play with other dogs, taking them to cafes. All of these things seem far away for you or maybe even impossible and it's a process coming to terms with the fact you won't have those moments. Living with a reactive dog also causes a 'trauma' response in YOU as the dog owner and your dog's reactivity basically turns into your reactivity and I feel like it's not often talked about besides being told 'just be less stressed because your dog feels it down the lead'. In this episode we discuss: - Coming to terms with having a reactive dog and what that means for your lifestyle - The 'trauma' it causes for you as the owner - Labelling your dog as reactive can be helpful but also detrimental to your progress - How to cope with unhelpful people commenting on your dog when they're having a meltdown - That progress isn't linear and ups and downs are normal - That if you are consistent you will get results, but if you don't get any results even after a very long time it may be time to change up the training program - It's okay to correct a reactive dog and we need to get rid of the stigma that 'fear reactive dogs' can't be corrected for being excessive or over reacting. A really interesting and helpful account to follow is: Handlersandhumans on IG. We'd love to hear what you think of this episode!

Welcome to She Gets SIT done. A dog training podcast for dog owners that doesn’t beat around the bush and gives you helpful, realistic tips and guidance on training your dog and solving issues you may be having. In today's episode we touch on the subject of 'Resource Guarding vs Protecting'.Resource guarding often gets misread by dog owners as their dog protecting them, when really that is very rarely the actual case. In this episode we discuss:- Why your dog looks like he is protecting you- Why they start resource guarding- Different types of resource guarding- And training solutions for resource guarding inside and outside of the houseWe would love to know if this episode was helpful to you in the comments! About US:Laura - Originally hails from Chile and moved to France as a kid. Eventually travelled over the world to land in Australia. Has been a dog trainer for 13+ years and specialises in dogs & kids and dog socialisation / packs. 
FB: https://www.facebook.com/laurathefrenchtouch IG: https://www.instagram.com/laura_thefrenchtouch/ / @laura_thefrenchtouchSanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Laura in Melbourne, Australia! Trained as a primary school teacher and being in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now resides in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses!

In today’s episode we wil be discussing dog trainers that make you feel SHIT on social media/in real life training.We discuss the difference between sport dog trainers and pet dog trainers and that you need to find the right dog trainer for your dog.That you don’t have to spend 4 hours a day training your dog or you’re a ‘bad owner’, that you can use whatever equipment you like without being ridiculed for it and that it’s okay if your dog sleeps on your bed. If a dog trainer comes in and makes you feel bad and is very ‘their way or the highway’, it may be better to find a different trainer where you are able to learn and feel validated.Don’t just take Facebook, instagram and TikTok as ‘real’. Welcome to She Gets SIT done. A dog training podcast for dog owners that doesn’t beat around the bush and gives you helpful, realistic tips and guidance on training your dog and solving issues you may be having. About US: Laura - Originally hails from Chile and moved to France as a kid. Eventually travelled over the world to land in Australia. Has been a dog trainer for 13+ years and specialises in dogs & kids and dog socialisation / packs. 
FB: https://www.facebook.com/laurathefrenchtouch IG: https://www.instagram.com/laura_thefrenchtouch/ / @laura_thefrenchtouch Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Laura in Melbourne, Australia! Trained as a primary school teacher and being in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now resides in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/ / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! Shout out to  @leaderofthepacklv  for making awesome content! His video really hit the nail on the head.

Welcome to She Gets SIT done.  A dog training podcast for dog owners that doesn’t beat around the bush and gives you helpful, realistic tips and guidance on training your dog and solving issues you may be having.  In today’s episode we wil be discussing the PRO’s AND CONS of doggy daycare and a dog walker. Lots and lots of people use both for their dogs or you may be on the fence if you should be using one or not.  In today’s episode we give you an insight how we think about doggy daycares and dog walkers. Laura has extensive experience being a dog walker for 7 years and before that she was a doggy daycare attendant.  In today’s episode we discuss: The pro’s and cons for daycare The pro’s and cons for a dog walker Tips for choosing a good day care or walker Tips for training so your dog may be able to stay at home instead Does your dog go to daycare / a walker? What’s your experiences been like? We’d love to hear it!  About US: Laura - Originally hails from Chile and moved to France as a kid. Eventually travelled over the world to land in Australia. Has been a dog trainer for 13+ years and specialises in dogs & kids and dog socialisation / packs. FB: https://www.facebook.com/laurathefrenchtouch  IG: https://www.instagram.com/laura_thefrenchtouch/  / @laura_thefrenchtouch Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Laura in Melbourne, Australia! Trained as a primary school teacher and being in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now resides in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes.  FB: https://www.facebook.com/thecompletecanine  IG: https://www.instagram.com/thecompletek9/  / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz  Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! 

Today’s episode is all about playing hard to get... with your dog. Is your dog a huge fan of you INSIDE your house? But the moment you go outside they pay you no attention and find everything more interesting than you? Then this episode is for you because we explain some reasons WHY your dog is just not that into you… We discuss: - Over calling your dog - Constant access - Excessive talking - White noise Tips: 1. 24 hour vow of silence 2. Ignoring your dog / Meaningful interactions 3. Working for food 4. Rewarding natural check ins Welcome to She Gets SIT done. A dog training podcast for dog owners that doesn’t beat around the bush and gives you helpful, realistic tips and guidance on training your dog and solving issues you may be having. In the first episode we discuss OVER-socialisation. Yes, you read that right. Over-socialisation is when we expose our dog to too many people/dogs and eventually end up with a dog that is FRIENDLY off lead.. but a nightmare on lead, especially when they see another dog or person. We feel it’s a topic that isn’t often discussed but its a HUGE topic a lot of people struggle with. We hope this can help you. What do we cover: 1. What is oversocialisation? 2. Why does it happen so much? 3. What is GOOD socialisation? 4. When can my dogs socialise? 5. Signs of overspecialisation in dogs Our top 4 tips to start working on TODAY. 1. Only meet RELEVANT people on your walks/outings. 2. When you meet a relevant person expect calmness from your dog. No attention for hyper mindsets! 3. Practise hanging out and making things a non event. 4. Parallel Walking when meeting new dogs is a fantastic way to introduce dogs and teach them calm behaviours. About US: Laura - Originally hails from Chile and moved to France as a kid. Eventually travelled over the world to land in Australia. Has been a dog trainer for 13+ years and specialises in dogs & kids and dog socialisation / packs. FB:   / laurathefrenchtouch   IG:   / laura_thefrenchtouch   / @laura_thefrenchtouch Sanne - Originally from the Netherlands and after living in several countries met Laura in Melbourne, Australia! Trained as a primary school teacher and being in that profession for 10 years, eventually made the switch to full time dog training 5 years ago. Now resides in Auckland, New Zealand. Specialises in pet dog training (loose lead walking & leash reactivity) & group classes. FB:   / thecompletecanine   IG:   / thecompletek9   / @thecompletek9 www.thecompletecanine.co.nz Want to train with us? You can! Send us a message on FB/IG/Email and we’ll get back to you asap. We can train with you in person, over zoom or through one of our online courses! #dogs #dogtrainingtips #dogtraining #dogtrainer #puppytraining #puppytrainingtips #obediencetraining #dogobediencetraining #dogobedience #dog #doglovers