The Dog People Podcast

How tuned in is your dog to you? In new environments, does your dog check in with you or run off in search of something more exciting—chasing birds, running to other dogs, or ignoring your recall? If so, you might have an engagement problem. In this episode, we break down what true engagement looks like and how to become the ultimate source of fun and dopamine for your dog, building a strong and lasting connection.Raising the perfect dog is challenging. Our mission is to guide you through the minefield with a no-nonsense, balanced approach to this sometimes divisive topic. If you're feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to turn, join our FB group, The Dog People Podcast, and we'll help answer all your questions.

"You never want a working dog that's out of work!"A bored dog is a destructive dog! We dive into the importance of mental and physical outlets, from scent work to problem-solving games, ensuring your dog has a fulfilling and well-balanced life. Both Jack and Max have high-drive working dogs that require much more than a simple walk around the block—but guess what? So does your Labrador, Cavoodle, Spaniel, German Shepherd (or any breed, really). So today, let’s talk about how to drain your dog's battery in the right way and make both their life and yours happier.Raising the perfect dog is challenging. Our mission is to guide you through the minefield with a no-nonsense, balanced approach to this sometimes divisive topic. If you're feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to turn, join our FB group, The Dog People Podcast, and we'll help answer all your questions.

Socialisation isn’t just about meeting other dogs—it’s about building confidence in all areas of your dog’s life. In this episode, we break down what true socialisation means, how to do it properly, and the common mistakes that could set your pup back.Raising the perfect dog is challenging. Our mission is to guide you through the minefield with a no-nonsense, balanced approach to this sometimes divisive topic. If you're feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to turn, join our FB group, The Dog People Podcast, and we'll help answer all your questions.

Much like us humans dogs thrive on routine, but what does a structured life really look like? We discuss how to create healthy boundaries, set realistic expectations, and avoid common pitfalls that can lead to unwanted behaviours. Raising the perfect dog is challenging. Our mission is to guide you through the minefield with a no-nonsense, balanced approach to this sometimes divisive topic. If you're feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to turn, join our FB group, The Dog People Podcast, and we'll help answer all your questions.

Before we dive into the details, this episode sets the stage for our series by exploring the five key elements every dog owner needs to understand: socialisation, sleep, structure, outlets, and breed-specific enrichment. We discuss why these pillars are essential for raising a happy, well-adjusted dog and how they all connect to create a balanced canine companion.Need help? Have a question? make sure to head over to the Dog People Podcast FB page and we will try and get your questions answered in an upcoming episode.

A no-nonsense approach to dog training, so you never have to yell, "It's OK, he's friendly!"In this show, hosts Jack Laurence (dog owner and training enthusiast) and Max O'Neil (accredited dog trainer and behaviour expert) from Down Under Dog Trainer discuss everything about the world of dogs and dog training.When you open social media today, you can’t go far without finding a ‘dog trainer’—and everyone has their own strong opinions on what is ‘right’ and what is ‘wrong’. In this podcast, we take a balanced approach to the subject, looking at training methods from both sides of the fence and giving you the right tools to have the perfect companion you've always dreamed of.Whats veen better is the only fluff here is from the dogs! as we get straight to point on all the important topics that matter to you!Got a question, an issue or just need some advice? jump on our provate FB group and ask your question now!www.facebook.com/groups/dogpeoplepodcast