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In this episode, Josh Taylor (Canine Education) teams up with Dr. KJ Goldenberg to unravel the real reasons behind canine anxiety, aggression, and resource guarding. They dive into how medical issues, missed warning signs, and misconceptions about dominance contribute to behavioural problems.

Some key factors they discussed:

Creating a Stress-Free Environment

Understanding Resource Guarding & Medication’s Role

Misconceptions About Dog Behavior

Why Many Owners Struggle With Dog Training

The Medical Side of Behavioral Issues

Similarities Between Parenting and Dog Training

A Tragic Case Study: When Medical Issues Are Missed

Training + Medical Care = Better Outcomes

Behavioural issues often have a medical root—a vet check-up should always accompany training.

Medication is not a "quick fix" but a tool to make training more effective.

Owners need to respect a dog's communication (e.g., growling is not "disrespect" but a warning signal that should be acknowledged).

Dogs are not robots—they have emotions, physical sensations, and stressors that influence behavior.

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This episode gets real, personal, and packed with must-know advice! Josh is joined by his sister, Lisa, for a deep dive into a topic many people don’t talk about enough—the fear of dogs.

They open up about their own childhood experiences—from terrifying encounters to the moments that changed how they saw dogs forever. Josh shares practical survival tips for anyone who feels uneasy around dogs—what to do if you’re caught off guard by one, the key mistakes people make that can escalate fear, and how to set up your home for guests who aren’t as comfortable around your pup.

But that’s not all! If you’ve ever wanted to get to know Josh and Lisa beyond the dog training world, this is your chance. They chat about their new podcast, Brother. Sister. Whatever.—a weekly dose of sibling banter, funny stories, and real-life moments. Expect plenty of laughs and a deeper look into their dynamic beyond Canine Education.

🔥 Whether you love dogs or are still learning to feel comfortable around them, this episode is a must-listen!

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In this episode, Josh and Dr. KJ Goldenberg, the amazing veterinarian from Royal Vet, talk about anxiety and resource guarding in dogs. They break down common misconceptions, explaining how resource guarding is more about trust than dominance.

Key insights include the effectiveness of positive reinforcement over punishment, how pandemic lifestyle changes have influenced resource guarding, and the role medication can play for anxious dogs. They also share tips like rewarding calm behavior and allowing dogs to relax without constant engagement.

Plus, hear about Royal Vet's new clinic opening in DDO and the benefits of working with veterinary behaviorists. This episode is packed with practical advice to help you and your furry friend thrive!

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Join us, while Josh chats a bit about recent life updates.
Received quite some inquiries about how to deal with their dogs' anxiety in various aspects. Here are some useful tips on managing and guiding your dogs towards a more obedient and confident New Year!

Thank you for listening and HAPPY 2025!

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A case from our listener - Joanna and her family!

Talking about Brio the 3-year-old little dog buddy who is quite protective of his family, and has reactive behaviors, especially towards noises.

Josh studies Brio's case and shared some insights from a dog trainer's perspective and training techniques to help out Joanna and her family.

How to manage and modify reactive behaviors, foster a calm and confident environment, and transform Brio's protective nature into a harmonious coexistence!

Tune in and witness the transformative power of proper management and training, as Brio's journey inspires you to unlock the potential in every dog!

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Is your dog uncomfortable in the car? From general being scared to be in (or even around) the car, or in some extreme cases being car-sick?

In cases when we HAVE to put our dogs in the car, only when necessary can cause negative outcomes! Without enough practicing, it can lead to us getting "trapped".

What are the signs that the dog is in distress? Hear out what examples and training tips Josh gives in this episode!

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In this episode, Josh talked about how some barking is related to “attention seeking”.

Your dog might be trying to manipulate you by barking and wanting that petting or reward?! Yes, they are smart little ones seeking your attention from time to time and are capable of finding a pattern.

Examples and ways to solve these!

It’ll take some practice and time but will be worth it in the long run.

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Simple as it might sound, it might be difficult to focus when it comes to being positive in dog training.

• There are up and downs in everything in life. Consistency is key in dog training. Whether it's reactivity, resource guarding, or any other type of behavior modification.

• Take these mini-wins. Wins come in different contexts.

• Recovery time is what Josh talks about often during his training sessions. Going to the root of the problem is a long-term process. We need to figure out ways to manage THE behaviors. Why does our dog do what they are doing?

• Breaking through the barrier takes time. Being optimistic in what you're doing, in the end, it'll be much more rewarding.

In this episode, Josh used the example of reactivity during a walk to show us how to learn through failures.

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