Training Without Conflict Podcast Episody Sixty-Two: Larry Krohn
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Aug 17, 2025 
Larry Krohn, a dog trainer who blends pet and sport dog training, engages in a deep conversation filled with insights. They tackle the impact of social media on training perceptions and the importance of genuine practice. Listeners learn about resilience in dogs overcoming challenges, the significance of continuous learning, and emotional connections between dogs and handlers. A discussion on the complexities of behavior issues reveals contrasting training methods and the ethical dilemmas trainers face, emphasizing empathy and understanding in fostering trust.
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Popularity Can Hide Poor Training
- Social-media growth often prioritizes size over skill, which harms dogs and owners.
- Larry warns big followings can mask poor training and create suffering.
Saved A 'Doomed' Cane Corso
- Larry trained a Cane Corso booked for euthanasia and found a scared, not dangerous, dog.
- Through bite‑suit work and patient play he transformed the dog's life and public behavior.
The Field Is Young — Stay Humble
- The dog‑training profession is young and fragmented, so cross‑discipline humility matters.
- Trainers often overestimate themselves; continuous learning prevents harm.