
Dog trainer, blogger, competitor.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 460 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In dog sports the dog can’t be an equal teammate because the human is fully in charge. But a dog can be treated like a partner or they can be treated like a tool, and it is important in either case to know what your values are and stick to them. Atte... more
Throughout all the worked up material the mantra is repeated: calm down first, feel better second. But dogs don’t need to be calm all the time, and calmness is relative. So what does that actually mean, and how do we teach it? Attend a Worked Up work... more
Mental or cognitive flexibility is a vital skill to navigate life and big feelings. But we deliberately breed dogs with inflexible minds and it is our job to teach them how to bend so they do not break. A little breakdown, and some practical skills, ... more
Some dogs are just “full of bees”--meaning they are buzzing with energy. What does sensory integration therapy have to do with dogs? It turns out, kind of a lot. If your dog is a little bit too much providing them with sensory outlets–especially the ... more
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This is the best R+ podcast I've encountered, and I've been listening to podcasts and studying R+ for years.
I'm not a dog trainer, so on occasion, there's an episode that doesn't speak to me. However, I do train animals, including humans. I love how Sarah chooses topics that are SO RELEVANT. I can directly apply what she's saying to my own work.
She's fantastically progressive, thoughtful, and gets straight to the point without wasting time.
She should run for office! LOL if only.
Well done 👏
This is a great show for all Canine enthusiast. The host is knowledgeable and upbeat, she does a great job finding and having conversations with interesting guests, I love this podcast.
This podcast is geared towards people participating in dog sports, but it has valuable and practical information for everyone with a dog in their life. Even though I don’t participate in dog sports myself (yet), the sport episodes offer me some of the best training advice! I’m so excited to keep listening to the backlog.
I’ve been listening for the past couple months and concepts are actually sticking in my head. I feel kind of goofy about it because I’ve never actually owned a dog, but I feel that the general principles of training Sarah goes over are incredibly helpful when it comes to navigating stress and learning, both with dogs and humans. I can’t wait for the next episodes, and I hope to be able to apply this to my future dog🤩
Thanks again!
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Recent episodes center on welfare-forward dog training, emotional attunement, and practical methods for real-world guardianship. Topics span sensory processing in dogs, arousal and emotion models, ethical use of aversives, and the balance between management and training in multi-dog households. A strong throughline emphasizes reading canine emotions, prioritizing a dog's welfare, and fostering two-way communication between owner and dog, with actionable guidance for trainers, guardians, and competition enthusiasts. Highlights include nuanced discussions on desensitization, the Circumplex Model of Emotion, the evolution of a training program, and how to apply science-backed principles in everyday life without coercion. Noteworthy for combini... more
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2. Tara Stillwell
3. Lisa Mullinax
4. Kim Brophey
5. Marissa Martino
6. Julianna DeWillems
7. Kelly Gorman Dunbar
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