A no-nonsense approach to dog training, so you never have to yell, "It's OK, he's friendly!"
In this show, hosts Jack Laurence (dog owner and training enthusiast) and Max O'Neil (accredited dog trainer and behaviour expert) from Down Under Dog Trainer discuss everything about the world of dogs and dog training.
When you open social media today, you can’t go far without finding a ‘dog trainer’—and everyone has their own strong opinions on what is ‘right’ and what is ‘wrong’. In this podcast, we take a balanced approach to the subject, looking at training methods from both sides of the fence and giving you the right tools to have the perfect companion you've always dreamed of.
Whats veen better is the only fluff here is from the dogs! as we get straight to point on all the important topics that matter to you!
Got a question, an issue or just need some advice? jump on our provate FB group and ask your question now!
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A no-nonsense approach to dog training, so you never have to yell, "It's OK, he's friendly!"
In this show, hosts Jack Laurence (dog owner and training enthusiast) and Max O'Neil (accredited dog trainer and behaviour expert) from Down Under Dog Trainer discuss everything about the world of dogs and dog training.
When you open social media today, you can’t go far without finding a ‘dog trainer’—and everyone has their own strong opinions on what is ‘right’ and what is ‘wrong’. In this podcast, we take a balanced approach to the subject, looking at training methods from both sides of the fence and giving you the right tools to have the perfect companion you've always dreamed of.
Whats veen better is the only fluff here is from the dogs! as we get straight to point on all the important topics that matter to you!
Got a question, an issue or just need some advice? jump on our provate FB group and ask your question now!
www.facebook.com/groups/dogpeoplepodcast
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In the final episode of our breed guidance series for new dog owners, Jack and expert trainer Max O’Neil explore the large dog breeds that might not be the best fit for first-timers. These dogs may look impressive—and often are loyal, intelligent, and deeply rewarding companions—but some come with big physical and behavioural needs that can overwhelm novice owners.
From powerful working breeds to independent protectors with strong instincts, Max explains which large breeds require experienced handling, consistent training, and environments that many first-time owners may not be ready to provide. These aren’t “bad” dogs by any stretch—they're just a better match for those with prior experience or a specific lifestyle.
If you’re dreaming of a large breed as your first dog, this episode is a must-listen. We’ll help you avoid common pitfalls, understand the realities of raising and living with a big dog, and steer you toward making a decision that benefits both you and your future four-legged friend.
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