Imagine escaping the gritty streets of New York for the serene woods of Maine, only to have mysteries chase you down like a pack of eager pups. That's the thrilling world of The Dog Training Detective, created by Manhattan dog trainer and novelist Lee Charles Kelley. According to Wikipedia, Kelley penned six detective novels starring Jack Field, a jaded NYPD homicide cop who retires early because he loves dogs more than people. Jack buys a boarding and training kennel in rural Maine, dreaming of peace, but fate—and foul play—has other ideas.

Enter Dr. Jamie Cutter, the sharp-witted medical examiner who becomes Jack's partner in crime-solving and romance. Together, with their loyal canine crew, they unravel whodunits where a dog's keen nose or instinctive behavior cracks the case wide open. Audible describes it as a masterful blend of murder mystery, romantic comedy, and genuine dog training manual, packed with comic scenes and practical tips woven right into the suspense.

What sets this series apart? Spreaker episodes highlight how Kelley's critiques of alpha theory and operant conditioning shine through, drawing from his real-world expertise and Kevin Behan's Natural Dog Training method. Dogs aren't just sidekicks; they're sentient stars whose emotions and smarts drive the plot. Apple Podcasts calls it a captivating journey into canine behavior and crime-solving, where every wag uncovers a clue.

Now a hit podcast across platforms like Amazon Music and Audible, The Dog Training Detective hooks listeners with episodes like The Curious Case of the Canine Clue. Whether you're a mystery buff or pup parent, you'll laugh, gasp, and learn how to train your own four-legged detective.

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