Laura McClureHost
episode was that if you listen to episode 5 which was about the different ways that we frustrate our dogs which I know that that's one of our top episodes and definitely made a lot of people think about some of the things they're doing where we talked about like toys and types of play and collars a little bit on collars and leashes corrections like All of that kind of stuff.

Well, we're going to be diving a little bit deeper, broadening that, and starting to talk about some more probably controversial things.
So the reason I say I don't care is because for 35 years I've been working with dogs without force.
And I have been for 35 years teaching people how to get involved with their dogs in training instead of letting tools do it for them.

episode was that if you listen to episode 5 which was about the different ways that we frustrate our dogs which I know that that's one of our top episodes and definitely made a lot of people think about some of the things they're doing where we talked about like toys and types of play and collars a little bit on collars and leashes corrections like All of that kind of stuff.

Well, we're going to be diving a little bit deeper, broadening that, and starting to talk about some more probably controversial things.
So the reason I say I don't care is because for 35 years I've been working with dogs without force.
And I have been for 35 years teaching people how to get involved with their dogs in training instead of letting tools do it for them.
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