Ty Brown

Rick Clark is on a journey to become a great trainer. In his quest he has spent countless time and money in learning from some of the best around the country.In this unique interview he takes us on that journey to help us understand what he's found as the most critical components to having a well trained dog.

Rick Clark is on a journey to become a great trainer. In his quest he has spent countless time and money in learning from some of the best around the country.In this unique interview he takes us on that journey to help us understand what he's found as the most critical components to having a well trained dog.

Leaving your dog home alone is a goal that a lot of dog owners have. There is an art and a science to doing it, though. Listen in to this podcast to learn skills for safely having your dog home alone.

Lori Shanks is a Georgia based dog trainer who specializes in service dogs. One of the more unique trainings that she does is Seizure Alert and Response training for dog owners with various types of seizure disorders. In this interview she explains how she's able to train this unique skill.

So often we get dog owners who ask us questions but they haven't taken the time to critically think through their issue.In this episode I teach you how to look at your dog problems critically to uncover:- WHY your dog is doing something wrong- WHAT you can do to fix it- HOW you can troubleshoot along the way

http://www.dogbehavioronline.com/kelly-slocum-truffle-dog-trainerKelly Slocum trains dogs how to find truffles and dig them up. This episode is a fun exploration into another interesting job that dogs are trained for.

This interview is a must listen. Mitch Seavey, author of the popular book, Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way, and current champion of the Iditarod race in Alaska joins us to talk sled dog racing.Learn about which breeds are used, their care, their training and their capacity for endurance races in this unique interview.

In this episode the go-to guy on dog trailing and tracking, Jeff Schettler of www.GAK9.com, teaches how he trains trailing dogs, how the pet owner can apply that to their own dog, and plenty of other wisdom along the way.

There are few people in the country training dogs as diabetic alert dogs. Linda Cree of BFFTraining.com is an expert in teaching dogs to help people with diabetes.

Robin MacFarlane is a recognized expert in e-collar training. In this episode she teaches which dogs should use this tool, whether or not it's humane, skills for proper usage and more.

Many people attempt to fix dog problems head on. While this is not always a bad idea, what if you could create an environment where your dog didn't feel the need to act out in the first place. This podcast will teach you several checklist items so that you can create that environment for your dog.

JJ Belcher is the owner of www.SublimeK9.com in Tucson, Arizona. At his dog training company they hold a ton of interesting classes. One of the most interesting is scent work; teaching dogs how to use their nose to locate specific odors.Nearly any dog can do it, even yours. Listen to this interview to learn key tips on training your dog for Scent Work. Happy Training!

In this episode I pick the brain of renowned dog trainer, Chad Mackin, of PackToBasics.com. Chad travels the country teaching dog owners how to solve dog problems through understanding when their dogs are in an adrenalized state and how to counteract that state of mind.If your dog is dealing with aggression, destruction, hyperactivity, or other such behaviors this is a must listen.

In another episode I sit down with Glen Sherrill of TrainPlayLive.com to brainstorm why a dog is biting people and what can be done to fix it.

As dog trainers we often find it helps to brainstorm on how to solve various dog training problems. In this brief episode I brainstorm with Glen Sherrill on how to solve the problem of a Rottweiler who is growling at his owners and fighting with other dogs.

Is yours the dog that eats your iPhone? That chews up your couch? That, when left in the back yard, will dig to China and eat all of your expensive plants?If so, you need to know that help is on the way.Yes, dog destruction is a pain in the neck. But it can also be fixed. In this episode I outline the 5 most important steps to stopping destruction.I've applied these steps with hundreds of dogs with a great deal of success. Is your dog next?

Does your dog dig, chew, or otherwise act destructively? Did you know there is a very formulaic, connect the dots, way of putting a stop to destructive behavior. I've been using this system for years with a very high success rate.

There are certain dog training tools that just don't work well or just don't get the job done right. In this episode I explain to you why you want to ditch your clicker, burn your harness, and trash your flexi-leash.

It's time to stop listening to the politically correct elite of the dog training world. Common sense has left the dog training arena. Want to get it back? Listen to this show.