September 2018

Hot seat stories from the IACP, comes directly from our time in Florida where we got to sit in a room with some of the many amazing people we know or met along the way at the conference.

We got to share stories, listen to origins of other trainers, share some laughs and generally hang out with amazing people while Jay Jack was heckling in the background.

As we have mentioned, one of the amazing experiences of travelling is meeting new people and making new friends from around the world as we have had the good fortune of doing and by having a conduit such as The Canine Paradigm and other industry shows, we can reach out to people all over the world to help bring our industry closer together.

We would like to thank, George Kittridge, Emma Grae Murdock, Bill Church, Josh Moran, Byron Flores, Jay Jack, Chad Mackin, Alex Edwards and Jas Whiting for a great session.

Get ready to get sweaty.

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Episode 44: IACP Wrap up

September 25, 2018
Tagged as: Animal psychology, canine behavior, canine behaviour, canine industry, Canine paradigm, conference, dog training, education, Glenn Cooke, IACP, Pat Stuart, patreon, podcast, sponsorship

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Glenn and Pat and a whole bunch of sweaty Aussies have returned from the IACP conference in Tampa Bay Florida with a whole bunch of stories and a podcast that was done in Glenn’s hotel room that will be following soon from the IACP wrap up.

We meet with some amazing people and had an awesome time networking and sharing stories and experiences, dancing on the beach, getting intoxicated at the gala and generally having a lot of fun together.

We had a lot of amazing feedback on the show from a lot of USA residents and several of the Canadian crew that were too. We cannot express our appreciation from you guys for following our show and offering such supportive feedback. it was overwhelming.

We were also advised that we should be making a Patreon account, which we have done to help sponsor the show.

Much love again to all those who make time to listen to our podcast.

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Episode 43: Questions from our audience Part 2

September 14, 2018
Tagged as: Animal psychology, canine behavior, canine behaviour, canine industry, Canine paradigm, classical conditioning, clicker training, dog training, education, Glenn Cooke, operant conditioning, Pat Stuart, podcast, Psychology

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More questions, more answers. As we didn’t have time to cover the questions asked of us in the last episode, we agreed that it was only reasonable to do another session so we could make our way through more from our listeners so enjoy Questions from our audience Part 2.

This episode gets a little preachy but not without good cause. There are factions in our industry that are not cooperating with each other and it’s not due to any good reason other than ego getting in the way and preventing good relationships from occurring and productivity.

As an industry we need to look at more reasons to come together, not for more reasons to separate. we are small and vulnerable when we argue and fight.

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We like to acknowledge the people who listen to our show because without you it would just be two Johno’s sitting in a room entertaining each other. In this episode we answer some listener questions with TCP pearls of wisdom.

Thanks to everyone who took a moment to write in and again to those who provide feedback and send words of support to let us know what you like, what made you laugh, made you cry, what’s important and much more.

we want to do more of this in the future so please feel free to join us in our forums to discuss important topics OR even let us know about one you may be aware of.

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Month: September 2018

Episode 45: Hot seat stories from the IACP

Episode 44: IACP Wrap up

Episode 43: Questions from our audience Part 2

Episode 42: Questions from our audience Part 1

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