Episode 335: Dog training can be messy

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The Canine Paradigm

Glenn Cooke & Pat Stuart

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Episode 335: Dog training can be messy

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Episode 335: Dog training can be messy

In this episode of The Canine Paradigm, Glenn and Pat dive into a reality that’s often overlooked: dog training can be messy. It’s not always a clean, linear process. There are times when our communication with dogs—or even our students—isn’t as clear as it needs to be, and that lack of clarity can hinder progress.

We explore how training sessions sometimes fall apart not because of effort, but because of missing or miscommunicated information. Whether it's the handler failing to clearly mark behaviours, or a student misunderstanding a concept, clarity is critical. The episode looks at how to better identify these gaps and provide the information needed to reduce confusion and increase success in training outcomes.

Whether you’re a trainer, handler, or dog owner, this episode serves as a reminder that the messiness of dog training isn’t failure—it’s a sign that better communication is needed.

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