Fenzi Food For Thought

It's helpful to try and meet your client where they are at. Plus we talked about lots of other stuff!

Denise & Ingrid got together to discuss harmony in dog training, between the client and pet professionals, dogs and culture and we got a Della the hamster update. Unfortunately, she's not as keen on doing things for sunflower seeds as we originally hoped, but she's pretty cute :)

We've all been there. Listen to this episode to get some ideas for how to handle it when you're ready to throw in the towel over a single bad day with your dog.

The tradition in bitesports and the hunting world is to build a dog's drive and add control later. That brings unnecessary anxiety and lack of clarity to training and makes the need for aversives highly likely. This is from an IG live about how one might balance drives and control from the very beginning to prevent problems throughout the dogs career.

Denise & Ingrid get together to chat with this conversation about who we are, how uniquely cute & talented our puppies are among other things that made us laugh and captured our dysfunctional brains this week. Enjoy!

What can a balanced trainer learn from a force free trainer? What can a force free trainer learn from a balanced trainer? Where are we strong? What can we add to our training plans that make us better trainers? This is a recording of an Instagram live I did last year. Look out for new episodes soon where I chat with some guests!

I've got another IG live for you I did last year on handling errors of impulse! Enjoy! Music provided royalty free by Bensound.com

In this first episode of Fenzi Food for Thought, I'm sharing with you a popular instagram live I did on the topic of movement vs. stillness and why this matters for training the individual dog in front of you.