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Oct 30, 2026

Colin TrueHOST
26:11
Yeah.
Colin TrueHOST
26:12
Leash, bro.
Colin TrueHOST
26:13
Leash.
Shawnté SalabertHOST
26:13
Yeah.
Shawnté SalabertHOST
26:14
Bye-bye.
Deb KrierGUEST
31:24
Walker, I need people to come walk me 15 minutes a day.
Deb KrierGUEST
31:28
Leash provided.
Deb KrierGUEST
31:29
And but yeah, it was perfectly fine to say I need that.
Kelsey DunbarHOST
31:39
You are such a spitfire.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:02
Welcome to the Beyond the Leash podcast, your number one source for everything canine.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:08
Eric Straetmans's has you covered on the latest training tips, techniques, and more.
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0:14
No more clicker training, constantly bribing with treats.
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0:22
Now here's your host, Eric Straetmans's.
Eric StraetmansHOST
0:27
Well, hello, hello, hello.
Eric StraetmansHOST
0:30
Welcome to another Tuesday here on the Beyond the Leash podcast.
Eric StraetmansHOST
0:32
My name is Eric Straetmans, owner of Beyond the Leash Canine Training.
Eric StraetmansHOST
0:37
And I'm here.
JoshHOST
30:04
I cannot wait it out.
JoshHOST
30:05
Leash is attached so I can pull him out of the crate, but he immediately bites the leash, et cetera.
JoshHOST
30:11
The walk is fine.
JoshHOST
30:12
Then we, uh, when we get back, I unleash him, open the door.
John FrenayHOST
19:01
And again, just a reminder for your calendars a little bit later, Lights on the Bay is, uh, November 23rd through January 2nd.
John FrenayHOST
19:08
But Lights and Leashes, where you can walk the displays, uh, with your pup, or you can...
John FrenayHOST
19:13
Y- you said you were gonna do maybe even like a 5K or a-
BillyGUEST
19:16
Yes.
BillyGUEST
19:23
Yeah.
John FrenayHOST
19:23
Three days this year.
BillyGUEST
19:23
So the 21st and 22nd is gonna be vendors and food trucks and all the fun Lights and Leashes stuff that we do.
BillyGUEST
19:30
And then on Sunday night, it's gonna be a little bit calmer.
Gabe KarnsGUEST
32:51
I was sort of the person that would walk into a room, a dog would jump up on me, and I'd just kinda, like, go like this and be like, "Hey, control your dog." Um, and then again, the ask from my older, uh, my oldest daughter, we wind up with a dog.
Gabe KarnsGUEST
33:05
And my friend who owns a pair of, uh, Boykin spaniels, um, he sent me a book pre-dog ownership called The Other End of the Leash, which actually has little to do with the dog and everything about how everyone in your family should interact with the dog, and it's all about consistency, right? It's all about clear signals.
Gabe KarnsGUEST
33:30
It's all about not overcomplicating or thinking you're telling the dog to do one thing, but the dog, because of how it interprets communication, thinks, "Oh, they actually want me to do that."
Jordan PhillipsHOST
33:41
Right.
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1:57
Visit our website at dogworksradio.com. Now here are your hosts, Robert and Michelle Forteau.
Robert FortoHOST
2:12
Leash pulling is one of the top issues family tell us that they're already trying to fix.
Robert FortoHOST
2:18
They bought the new harnesses and collars, watched so many YouTube videos, and maybe have even taken a class.
Michele FortoHOST
2:25
Yeah, but Robert, in class, the dog walks perfectly for 20 minutes indoors.
Jenyn HerbstGUEST
52:13
I know, thinking of my entire book case.
Jenyn HerbstGUEST
52:18
You know, I like The Other End of the Leash.
Steve BishopHOST
52:20
That's one that I always think of when I...
Steve BishopHOST
52:23
Yeah, The
Jenyn HerbstGUEST
52:24
Other End of the Leash.
Jenyn HerbstGUEST
52:25
And then I, and I don't know if I have a specific one, but I think everyone should read one on how to work with kids too.
Jenyn HerbstGUEST
52:33
um or like how to because you know we talk a lot about the adults but you're never going to get out of there never being a kid and i have a few and like i mean i concentrate more on the other end of the leash or or don't shoot the dog um stuff like that but i think that The one with kids was helpful when, like, we brought some other trainers in.

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