FernDog Podcast: Dog Training & Behavior Tips and Advice Fernando Camacho

We've learned quite a lot about dogs over the last 5-10 years and we now know how to take care of them better, make that happier and keep them with us for longer. To help us keep up with all this new info on health and wellness I've invited veterinarian Mark Nunez back to the show to share some of the current things going on right now so that we can take the very best are of our dogs.

I'm joined by my first dog training mentor and long time friend, Jeff Coltenback, and we discuss how far dog training as come in the last couple of decades, as well as where we think it's going to go in the future. We'll talk about how the industry has changed and what we like and don't like about how we live our lives with dogs. Jeff and I also go over what we believe is important for the future as dogs are more integrated into our lives. 

Teaching your dog some basic skills will help him learn what we want, behave better and settle down more. In this episode I'll go over what I consider the five most important things to teach our dog, as well as the things you need to do in order to help your dog learn them faster and become more compliant with them. 

Believe it or not there are many things in your home that are not only tempting for your dog to chew but that can also be dangerous to him. It's critical that you set your dog up to succeed and take the time to teach him exactly what is okay for him to sink his teeth on and what is off limits.
In this episode we'll go over what items to be careful of in your home, what's potentially harmful to your dog and the best ways to minimize problems and create a safe environment for your dog to live in.

Training your dog can be frustrating when you're not seeing the results you want. Often the problem lies with the foundation of what and how you're working with your dog. 
In this episode I'll go over the 9 most important things to remember about dog training. If you understand these concepts you can really help your dog reach his full potential. 

Most dogs get worked up when someone knocks on the front door. The reasons that they do it vary a bit but the treatment plan is very similar no matte what the cause. 
In this episode we'll explore this common behavior problem and I'll give you specific ways you can improve your situation, no matter what level of crazy your dog is when people come to your front door.