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Oct 7, 2026

RyanHOST
1:54
Today, he runs a fly fishing guide company, trains bird dogs, and hunts behind three of his own, Charlie, Murphy, and Donnie.
RyanHOST
2:01
A lover of wild birds, places, and the dogs that take us there, he's also passionate about helping people, uh, helping people and keeping dog training simple, practical, and fun.
RyanHOST
2:11
Hey, Nathan, thanks so much for joining me on the show today, man.
RyanHOST
2:14
I really appreciate it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:14
No more clicker training [beep] constantly bribing with treats.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:18
Just balanced dog training that works.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:22
Now, here's your host, Eric Straements.
Eric StraetmansHOST
0:27
Well, hello.

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Eric StraetmansHOST
12:02
You already knew what we were gonna say.
Eric StraetmansHOST
12:04
Jack of all trades, but a master of none.
Eric StraetmansHOST
12:08
Please explain that, not in the dog training form.
Eric StraetmansHOST
12:11
When someone says that saying, which is a super popular saying, what does that mean, Claude?
Shannon WalkerGUEST
26:32
Absolutely.
Shannon WalkerGUEST
26:33
So, so, you know, I started training, I started training dogs 30 years ago and I started my for-profit business, Man's Best Friend.
Shannon WalkerGUEST
26:41
And it was a way for me that I knew.
Shannon WalkerGUEST
26:43
And it was really ended up being a saving grace because I did become a single mom and I was able to raise my boys, had a business at home.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Welcome to Dog Trainers Unpacked.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:07
This podcast is a space dedicated entirely to the heartbeat of our industry, the real, raw and inspiring stories of the incredible community of professionals I'm so lucky to call my friends and colleagues at the Professional Association of Canine Trainers.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:22
I'm your host, Steve Goodall, PAC director, dog trainer, and self-confessed behavior geek.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:49
Whether you're a seasoned professional, a student finding your feet, or simply someone who shares our love for the dogs who change our lives, I hope you find inspiration and a sense of community here.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:00
So with that, let's explore together the heart of dog training through the stories of those who do it.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:05
This is Dog Trainers Unpacked.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:08
[upbeat music] Hello, everyone.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:15
Come on in.
Jacob MorganHOST
28:38
... is very confined.
Ian KirkHOST
28:40
We can swing that to dog training.
Jacob MorganHOST
28:42
Do we have to?
Ian KirkHOST
28:43
No.
Tom RussellHOST
13:06
And believe it or not, the parents need some training to be able to understand and do this very thing about shift from control to training.
Tom RussellHOST
13:19
And, you know, the funniest thing, when we first took our dog to Dog Obedience to get our dog trained, who did the dog trainer train? You.
Tom RussellHOST
13:29
Yeah, that's right.
Tom RussellHOST
13:30
Yeah.
Natalie Mosbach SmithGUEST
1:55
That makes sense.
Charlotte BayneHOST
1:56
When, when abouts did you move into dog training? No.
Natalie Mosbach SmithGUEST
2:00
I've always done dog training or, you know, in Germany and in the Netherlands.
Natalie Mosbach SmithGUEST
2:06
But I really started doing more here in the United States.
Natalie Mosbach SmithGUEST
2:11
When I came here, I started a dog hiking business because I took my dogs hiking every day.
Natalie Mosbach SmithGUEST
3:24
Yeah.
Natalie Mosbach SmithGUEST
3:25
Same kind of with me here.
Natalie Mosbach SmithGUEST
3:26
It wasn't that it was getting too hot, but because I had gone back to school and learned a lot more and, you know, crossed over humane reward-based training, I started to get engaged in that industry a lot more.
Sean SullivanHOST
34:57
But I want to also talk about this.
Sean SullivanHOST
34:58
I mean, you're training dogs for people.
Sean SullivanHOST
35:00
Yes.
Sean SullivanHOST
35:01
I mean, you're doing hunts.
Kyle HintonGUEST
35:20
I like it.
Kyle HintonGUEST
35:21
About eight years ago, I was shadowing a Hall of Fame trainer in Texas, and I stayed there for about a week with him.
Kyle HintonGUEST
35:26
And before I left, I asked him, I said, I want you to give me a few pieces of advice, you know, for life lessons training dogs.
Kyle HintonGUEST
35:32
And one of the main things he said, and I don't mean this in a negative way, but one of the main things he said, he said, the dogs are usually the easiest to train.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:04
Welcome to Dog Trainers Unpacked.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:07
This podcast is a space dedicated entirely to the heartbeat of our industry.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:12
The real, raw and inspiring stories of the incredible community of professionals I'm so lucky to call my friends and colleagues at the Professional Association of Canine Trainers.
Steve GoodallHOST
0:49
Whether you're a seasoned professional, a student finding your feet, or simply someone who shares our love for the dogs who change our lives, I hope you find inspiration and a sense of community here.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:00
So with that, let's explore together the heart of dog training through the stories of those who do it.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:05
This is Dog Trainers Unpacked.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:13
What's up, Buttercups? I'm trying really, really, really hard to not say anything that involves warm welcome in it.
Steve GoodallHOST
1:21
It's a funny old thing when you're recording your own, well, specifically when you're editing, recording and editing your own podcast.

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