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Consider the Dog Podcast

Tyler Muto
Dog Training
Canine Behavior
Dog Behavior
Leash Reactivity
Reactivity In Dogs
Reinforcement Theory
Negative Reinforcement
Punishment
Dog Socialization
Reactive Dogs
Dog Training Methodology
Resource Guarding
Positive Reinforcement
Separation Anxiety
Training Techniques
Herding Breeds
Counter-Surfing
Tug Play
Rescue Dogs
Dog Reactivity

Just like our relationships with other humans in our lives, our relationships with our dogs are dynamic and complex. We believe that for those relationships to flourish or to find resolution when those relationships become strained, we must attend to them thoughtfully and with care. Welcome to the Consider the Dog podcast, created from archived recordings of live sessions where our members get to ... more

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We welcome our host Tyler Muto to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Tyler answers real-world training questions around dogs reacting to TV stimuli and struggling with fixation even after structured reactivity work, plus troubleshooting engagement an... more

We welcome Canada-based trainer Sarah Dixon to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Sarah answers real-world training questions around resource guarding during play, especially when toys trigger pushy or controlling behavior with other dogs. She also d... more

We welcome California-based trainer Cheri Wulff Lucas to the Consider The Dog Stage! Today, Cheri answers real-world training questions around off-leash dogs that ignore recall and struggle with overexcitement around other dogs, even with e-collar co... more

We welcome Utah-based trainer Brian Agnew to the Consider The Dog stage! Today, Brian answers real-world training questions around building recall with dogs that lack food and toy motivation, and what to do when engagement completely falls apart in s... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Agnew
Dog behavior practitioner and trainer
Episode: Episode 33 – Live Q&A: When Recall Fails, What Air Biting Really Means, & Dogs Chasing Kids with Brian Agnew
Forrest Micke
Expert in sport and performance training for dogs
Episode: Episode 22: Negative Reinforcement vs. Punishment in Reactivity Cases, Head Position in Competitive Heeling, and More with Forrest Micke
Cheri Lucas
Expert in canine behavior and rehabilitation
Cheri Wolf Lucas
Episode: Episode 20: Working with Dogs in the Same Home Who Fight, the Philosophy of Food in Training and More with Cheri Lucas
Sarah Dixon
Expert on canine behavior and training
Episode: Episode 11: Does Your Dog Obsessively Eat Rabbit Poop... Amongst Other Things, Structuring Dog Trainer Programs, and the Differences Between Negative Reinforcement and Punishment... and More with Sarah Dixon
Blake Rodriguez
Specializes in working with reactive dogs in urban environments.
Training facility in Manhattan and Florida
Episode: Episode 8: City Dogs and Reactivity in Apartment Buildings, Building Engagement with Trust, and More with Blake Rodriguez
Sara Brueske
Performance and sport dog trainer and new mom
Episode: Episode 6: Sports and Confidence, Scent Work with a High Drive Dog, and More with Sara Brueske
Evan Doggett
Dog trainer with diverse experience in canine behavior
Episode: Episode 5: Uncontrollable Humping, Attention Barking, Do's and Don'ts of Sleeping in Bed with Your Dog, and More with Evan Doggett

Host

Tyler Muto
Host of Consider the Dog Podcast

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Great listen

    So great to be able to listen in on the thoughts of such experienced dog trainers. Look forward to each new podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kilwyn
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great listen

    So great to be able to listen in on the thoughts of such experienced dog trainers.

    Look forward to each new podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Kilwyn
    Australia3 years ago
  • So happy that it’s now a pod!

    Great on its own or in addition to CTD website!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sassySparrow
    United States3 years ago

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The show sometimes dives into debates about tools, which is informative if you're looking for balanced perspectives.
Great depth from experienced trainers; very actionable.
Clear, practical guidance you can actually apply with your dog.
A solid resource for families juggling dogs and kids; helpful and uplifting.

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Episode 36 – Live Q&A: Dogs Reacting to TV, Walking Position Issues & Stopping Barking in the Crate with Tyler Muto
Q: What is Nicole asking about regarding TV fixation and corrections?
The host explains the need to avoid locking a fixated dog into a stationary task, recommends using spatial pressure judiciously, and suggests combining corrections with engaging alternatives like the search game and recall-based strategies to gradually reduce arousal.
Episode 35 – Live Q&A: Resource Guarding in Play, Breaking Fixation & Stranger Anxiety with Sarah Dixon
Q: Sam Ward asked for go-to strategies to break fixation on other dogs during walks and to reduce over-arousal and reactivity.
The experts recommend a foundations-first approach: assess individual dog drivers (social drive, fear, environment, health), work on leash skills and attention to the owner, and use desensitization and counter-conditioning along with alternative behaviors. They emphasize developing a solid drill-based program (recall, leave it, and redirection through controlled exercises) and gradually increasing exposure with helpers to practice in a controlled way.
Episode 35 – Live Q&A: Resource Guarding in Play, Breaking Fixation & Stranger Anxiety with Sarah Dixon
Q: Marcy Clarke asked how concerned she should be about posturing when a dog resource guards toys and food around other dogs, and what to do to change how the dog feels in those situations.
The host suggests prioritizing management and establishing firm possession rules, using multiple toys to reduce value of any single item, and teaching foundational skills like leave it and recall; if necessary, step in with controlled corrections or seek professional guidance to ensure corrections are appropriate and not punitive. They also discuss using dog-toy sharing setups and gradual desensitization to reduce arousal.
Episode 32 – Live Q&A: Industry Controversies, Reactive Dogs & Fence Jumping Problems with Evan Doggett
Q: Amir asked Evan about your usage of the electronic collar, specifically with leash reactive dogs on walks, and whether you use it as a low-level pressure tool or a sharper correction.
Evan outlined a three-step process, emphasizing foundation work first, using the ecollar at the lowest effective level, and only escalating when the dog clearly understands how to turn off the pressure. He highlighted the importance of context, baseline levels, and socialization as part of a balanced approach.
Episode 33 – Live Q&A: When Recall Fails, What Air Biting Really Means, & Dogs Chasing Kids with Brian Agnew
Q: Is air biting a reliable indicator of future bite risk, and how should handlers approach a dog that air-snaps when excited?
Air-snapping signals high arousal and potential risk, so the recommended approach is to reduce arousal through controlled recalls and structured outlets, avoid punitive corrections, and work on returning the dog to calm behaviors while slowly increasing exposure and ensuring the handler remains a calm, predictable anchor.

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What is Consider the Dog Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, training-focused show featuring live Q&A sessions with canine behavior experts. Episodes emphasize real-world dog training challenges—recall, crate anxiety, resource guarding, reactivity, prey drive, and household dynamics—paired with safety, ethics, and gradual desensitization. A recurring strength is actionable, step-by-step guidance, often demonstrated through live demonstrations and family-oriented scenarios. Noteworthy is the emphasis on leadership, boundary setting, and environment design to prevent escalation, along with occasional industry debates and transparent discussions about tools like e-collars. This mix makes it helpful for dog owners, professional trainers, and parenting households seeking evidence-based method... more

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2. Forrest Micke
3. Cheri Lucas
4. Sarah Dixon
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