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Ian Grant, owner of Vermont Dog Boarding & Behavior brings you a podcast dedicated to interviewing a dog trainer from every state. Also included will be his Facebook Live Streams, his "Talking Dogs" radio show, and interviews with influential people in the dog business. We hope you enjoy the show and please leave a review for Ian in iTunes.
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In the episode titled How to Train a Fearful Dog, Ian describes common signs of fear in dogs, particularly in rescues, and outlines the first steps to take when working with a fearful dog. He explains what progress looks like during training and addresses a listener's question about how to handle a dog that bares its teeth when they try to put on a collar. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on Ian's Coaching Lab, click HERE
The students discussed leash handling, introducing dogs to cats, and managing dogs' energy levels and behavior. They also shared their experiences and concerns about feeding their dogs a raw diet and the importance of setting boundaries and creating patterns for their dogs' behavior. Additionally, they explored strategies for mentally stimulating their dogs and managing their behavior when multiple dogs interact with each other or with cats. Coaching Lab 11/10/24
Ian and TiffianyAnn discuss strategies to handle Mia's barkiness and Vader's behavior in public, emphasizing the importance of structure and expectations for both the dog and owner. They also share personal stories and look ahead to TiffianyAnn’s upcoming trip to Tucson for her granddaughter’s birthday which includes other dogs and how to introduce everyone. Coaching Lab Call 11/5/24
In the episode titled Body Language of an Obedient Dog and a Suppressed Dog, Ian discusses the concept of suppression, explaining why the body language of a suppressed dog can look similar to that of an obedient one. He offers tips on how to avoid suppressing your dog’s natural behavior and answers a listener's question about whether they need to re-home their dog after it has bitten two people. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click HERE
The members discussed various issues related to their dogs' behavior, including sneezing, reverse sneezing, leash training, jumping, excitement, and playfulness. They also explored strategies for managing their dogs' behavior in different situations, such as during bad weather, when meeting their owners, and when entering or exiting the house. The team agreed on the importance of setting clear boundaries, consistency, and patience in training their dogs, and planned to implement these strategies in their daily interactions with their pets. Coaching Lab Call 11/3/24
Members are discussing their pets' diets, feeding habits, and behavioral issues. Strategies for managing barking, leash training, and addressing eating speed were explored, along with observations about individual dogs' behaviors and preferences. The members also shared experiences and advice on adjusting routines, implementing training techniques, and understanding their dogs' needs and emotions. Coaching Lab Call 10/29/24
In this episode titled Moving Like Your Dog, Ian explores what it means to mimic your dog's movements and how doing so can provide valuable insights into their behavior and mindset. He explains the benefits of this approach and the feedback it offers, while also answering a listener's question about the first steps to take when bringing a rescue dog home. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click HERE
During this call, participants shared updates on their dogs' health, behavior, and training, discussing issues like noise sensitivity, medication adjustments, and biking safety. They brainstormed strategies for managing specific behaviors, such as using consistent commands, changing energy levels, and implementing tools like jogging belts for safe walking. Additionally, the group emphasized advocating for their dogs' safety, exploring protective measures, and maintaining training consistency to help manage anxiety and behavior issues. Coaching Lab Call 10/24/24 For more information on how to be a part of the Coaching Lab, click HERE
In this episode, Ian discusses topics like managing leash pulling, dog introductions, and medication administration. Ian emphasizes setting boundaries and using treats for nail clipping. Tali shares challenges with leash handling and feeding, and Ian suggests a harness and structured feeding practices. The group also discusses methods for calm dog introductions and handling excitement during walks, alongside practical tips for creating a harmonious home with dogs. Kat joins, adding insights on communication and organized project approaches for team success. Ian's Coaching Lab Info Call from 10/22/24
In this episode titled Testing vs. Training, Ian explains the difference between testing a dog's reaction in a situation versus actively training them to handle it. He offers guidance on how to properly approach these scenarios and answers a listener's question on how to get their dog to take them more seriously. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click HERE
In this episode, Diane shares her concerns about her son’s dog, Colby, who experiences anxiety and aggressive behavior towards other dogs. Ian offers insights into managing Colby's anxiety, suggesting that frequent changes in his living environment may contribute to his behavior and recommends recording his actions for better understanding. The conversation shifts to practical strategies for walking and calming a pacing dog, emphasizing the importance of consistent training and appropriate boundaries. Tiffiany and Ian discuss setting expectations for her new puppy, highlighting the balance between being a strict leader and a playful companion. The episode wraps up with discussions on mindfulness in training and the significance of recognizing dogs' emotional cues Ian's Coaching Lab Coaching Lab 10/17/24
Ian discusses dog behavior and training strategies with the Coaching Lab members. Tiffiany shares her concerns about her high-energy puppy, Bader, and Ian advises on balancing exercise with rest to prevent over-excitement towards Mia. Tali seeks guidance on her dog's routine and leash training, and Ian provides practical tips for creating positive associations and improving recall. The group also explores alternative activities, like scent games, to keep dogs engaged. Ian's Coaching Lab 10/15/24 Coaching Lab Call
In this episode titled Nose, Eyes, & Ears, Ian explains that dogs are born deaf and blind, with their sense of smell being the only functioning sense at birth, shaping their early reality. He discusses how their eyes open at two weeks, full hearing develops by five weeks, and answers a listener's question about whether a dog should still be crated when left in a large 20x10 foot mudroom space while the owners are away. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click HERE
Tali shares concerns about her dog's recent subdued behavior and fear of loud noises, particularly truck air brakes and metal grates, to which Ian suggested desensitization techniques. They also discussed how to manage personal space when guests visit, with Ian advising TiffianyAnn to step into her dog’s space to set boundaries and reinforce control. The conversation included a plan for Tali to record her dog’s greeting behavior for further review and tips on using treats and leash handling to help her dog overcome its fear of metal objects. Ian also emphasized the importance of draining a dog’s energy before training and highlighted how different leash tools depend on the handler’s comfort. Lastly, TiffianyAnn was encouraged to establish consistent positive interactions between her dog and her mother to improve behavior. For more information on Ian's Coaching Lab, click HERE 10/10/24 Coaching Lab Call
Ian's clients discussed various dog training challenges, including River's stretching and barking, Tali's puppy training progress, and strategies for improving leash handling. TiffianyAnn shared her experience at the Albuquerque balloon fest with her dog Vader, emphasizing the importance of recognizing a dog's needs and boundaries in busy environments. Ian highlighted the significance of patience and understanding when addressing fearful behaviors, especially in rescue dogs, and provided actionable advice on managing dogs' expectations during mealtime. The group also explored how to communicate a dog's discomfort with strangers and discussed the importance of maintaining personal space during meal preparation. Each participant was assigned next steps to continue improving their dogs' training and behaviors, fostering accountability within the group and enhancing overall outcomes. For more information on Ian's Coaching Lab, click HERE Be sure to use promo code "LAB" and get 50% off your first month. 10/8/24 Coaching Lab Call
In this episode titled Breakfast for Your Dog, Ian discusses the reasons why some dogs wake their owners up and what this behavior means from the dog's perspective. He also covers when to feed your dog breakfast, and answers a listener's question about which dog training tools are best to avoid. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB For more information on the Coaching Lab, click HERE
Here's a little background for some context to the call. Tali has had her dog for only a few week and has struggled with the crate training since day 1. She started the course only a couple of weeks after she adopted her dog. Becky has a pair of litter mate sisters who have redirected on each other in an aggressive way during level of high stimulation outside of the home. Becky has been a part of this program for a year and has made some amazing strides. Jana has just join the program a couple of weeks ago and is dealing with some over-excitement with her dog. Summary: Tali, Ian, and Becky discussed strategies for training their dogs, focusing on crate training, leash handling, and socialization. Ian also analyzed their dogs' behavior, observing their reactions to various stimuli and interactions with each other. The importance of maintaining calm and understanding the dogs' energy levels and boundaries were emphasized throughout the discussions. If you would like more details on the Coaching Lab, click the link below. Be sure to use promo code "LAB" and get 50% off your first month. Ian's Coaching Lab
Here is my list of the top 5 commands for dogs based on my experience with the dogs I have worked with #5. Sit – This is the easiest to teach and 99% of my clients have already taught it #4. Heel – Always good to teach your dog how to walk on leash #3. Come – Everyone wants recall with their dogs #2. Leave it – Prevents dogs from picking things up #1. Drop it/Out – Used not only for letting go of foreign objects but also for play Question: When I take my dog for a walk, her nose is constantly on the ground and when she sees another dog she will start yipping. What can I do? Courtesy 93.9 WLVB
This is always a popular question for dog trainer but I think my answer might surprise you. Takeaways: When is it okay When is it not okay Creating structure around it Dog Fact of the week: 10 million pets are missing worldwide and less than 20% of them will be reunited with their owners. Courtesy 93.9 WLVB
Many dog owners have this issue with their dogs, but what can we do about it? Takeaways: Why dogs do this What does the leash represent to the dog How to fix it Question: When my dog is sitting in my lap and my husband approaches me my dog growls at him, what should I do? Courtesy 93.9 WLVB
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