The Davidthedogtrainer Podcast
Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 13 segments
Today we discuss how to squeeze absolutely everything you can out of your training!
David TirpakHostJoshHost
So I went to go pick up Mogi from the shop this morning to bring him back so that we could continue working on things with Josh, and I'll walk you guys through all of how it went, obviously.
Right? Like, they can't have company come over because he's just a problem, right? Mm.
He's-- gets massively overstimulated by things like vacuums and hoses and brooms and, like, you know, getting his leash to go for a walk- Mm-hmm ... and stuff like that.
Which I'm happy he's excited, but the problem is then, like, when you go to intervene and discipline him when he's in that state of mind, he doesn't-- It's not like he's even, like, redirecting or, like- No ... doing anything, but, like, you can't stop him.
he just, like, gets into this zone where it's like there's nothing breaking through his little noodle, right? And I won't beat a dead horse too much here and, and talk about all the things we have been doing with him, because you could just listen to a couple episodes ago where I broke that down.
But we've basically resolved all of the problems, sans the socialization side of things.
And when I say we haven't- Mm ... solved it, I mean, like, he's made massive strides with it, but that's still the thing that we're continuing to reinforce, right? Right.
So, um, you know, I've been working on any opportunity that I have, having people come into my house and seeing how he does with it.
Um, with the men, he hasn't done poorly, but, like, he's just been a lot more weird about it.
So, like, when you came in last week, you came in and it actually-- I caveat all of this with, like, nothing really that bad happened.
But, like, you came in, and he was just, like, nose glued to your leg, just, like, staring.
And, you know, I think last time, correct me if I'm wrong, but, um, he did that for a couple minutes and then just kinda went and laid on the bed, and that was it.
So I went to go pick up Mogi from the shop this morning to bring him back so that we could continue working on things with Josh, and I'll walk you guys through all of how it went, obviously.
Right? Like, they can't have company come over because he's just a problem, right? Mm.
He's-- gets massively overstimulated by things like vacuums and hoses and brooms and, like, you know, getting his leash to go for a walk- Mm-hmm ... and stuff like that.
Which I'm happy he's excited, but the problem is then, like, when you go to intervene and discipline him when he's in that state of mind, he doesn't-- It's not like he's even, like, redirecting or, like- No ... doing anything, but, like, you can't stop him.
he just, like, gets into this zone where it's like there's nothing breaking through his little noodle, right? And I won't beat a dead horse too much here and, and talk about all the things we have been doing with him, because you could just listen to a couple episodes ago where I broke that down.
But we've basically resolved all of the problems, sans the socialization side of things.
And when I say we haven't- Mm ... solved it, I mean, like, he's made massive strides with it, but that's still the thing that we're continuing to reinforce, right? Right.
So, um, you know, I've been working on any opportunity that I have, having people come into my house and seeing how he does with it.
Um, with the men, he hasn't done poorly, but, like, he's just been a lot more weird about it.
So, like, when you came in last week, you came in and it actually-- I caveat all of this with, like, nothing really that bad happened.
But, like, you came in, and he was just, like, nose glued to your leg, just, like, staring.
And, you know, I think last time, correct me if I'm wrong, but, um, he did that for a couple minutes and then just kinda went and laid on the bed, and that was it.
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