
This podcast is hosted by Boston MA area dog trainers Leah & Lori Lodato. Historically, this has been is a platform for people who are dog trainers, walkers, groomers, vet techs, rescue workers etc, to tell their stories! As of 2023, the show deep dives on specific dog training/handling topics important to the hosts and their clients. If you're a dog person there is no doubt you will enjoy listeni... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 148 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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We are remodeling this show, don't be alarmed, we will still be podcasting using this feed but the name will change! What will the show be called? We do not know. What's the schedule? No clue yet. What will the show be about? It will primarily be the... more
Boston area dog trainers Lori and Leah sit down with friend Julia Spence to discuss formal obedience training. Julia introduces her experience hanging out with Taylor Swift (what!), her dogs and her training journey. Recently, Leah and Julia attended... more
Boston area dog trainers Leah and Lori discuss:
Michael Jackson, Coyote Encounters, Potty Training Cases, Behavior Cases, Navigating People Greetings, Fetch Collective Events, IACP dumpster fire, advocating for ourselves as Balanced Trainers and mo... more
There's a residental neighborhood in Winchester MA called "the flats" and recently, it's becoming popular to walk dogs off leash in this neighborhood grid. We weigh in on whether or not this is a good, bad or neutral trend. We also discussed shortcom... more
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Leah does an excellent job of providing tips, anecdotes, personal stories and even interviewing other dog professionals to create a show that’s not only enjoyable to listen to, but leaves you with some great information based on the topic.
I eagerly look forward to more episodes when they come out.
I recently stumbled upon this podcast, and find tremendous value in the shared conversations. The hosts have a good way about them, and share practical and straightforward advice on training and dog ownership. It’s a great resource for both owners as well as any dog care professionals looking to continue to learn from, and gain new/different perspectives. There are plenty of laughs mixed in as well, with some very relatable stories of dog life. Give Leah and Lori a listen.
Sean
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Informative and fun. It’s a cool mix of people and topics and definitely worth a listen for all dog people or folks who just like varied stories about people who love what they do.
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Two Boston-area dog trainers lead practical conversations about training, dog behavior, and running a local dog-care business, often featuring guest experts and real-world case studies. Episodes mix hands-on training tips with behind-the-scenes business insights, local policy discussions, and community happenings in the dog world, with a recurring emphasis on safe, humane, relationship-centered approaches. Noteworthy elements include a strong local focus, approachable hosts who share personal dog-parent experiences, and occasional deep-dives into controversial topics or current legislation affecting training methods. This blend of actionable advice, candid storytelling, and community context makes it useful for listeners who want training k... more
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