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The Canine Paradigm

Glenn Cooke & Pat Stuart

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Episode 68: Getting to the point with Askholes

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2019/03/07

Getting to the point with askholes is really based on two separate points that we cleverly combined for the title. So how did we come up with concept? Jordan Peterson, our close personal friend was in town discussing his book, The 12 Rules for life. During his talk, he focused on rule 10, Be precise in your speech. Of the several topics, Jordan told the crowd how we often tell stories but fail to get to the point. Not getting to the point can be frustrating. Like watching a movie that has no

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1:14:44

Episode 67: Interviewing Pat Nolan

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2019/02/27

Interviewing Pat Nolan was a great honour for us as it is with all our guests. It always adds to the polish when you have someone who is considered a cornerstone in our industry. Pat Nolan is a name deeply connected to the canine industry mainly through his long career in gun dogs. Now when people think of Pat, they consider the early work he contributed to our modern day scent work. This was one of the many interesting points of discussion we had in this podcast. starting with puppy

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1:23:54

Episode 66: Interviewing Dallas Burkevics

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2019/02/20

Interviewing Dallas Burkevics was something we have both wanted to do for quite some time. The reason for this is that Dallas has been a long serving rescue organiser, with a wealth of experience. Many people don't know and don't understand how much effort people in rescue go to. The time, energy and effort required is like planning a rock concert. The other major point behind the rescue fence is that these people deal with the dogs many people discard like trash. They welcome them into

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1:06:35

Episode 65: Tyler Muto Round 2

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2019/02/13

Tyler Muto Round 2. If you remember last time we had Tyler on out show, like many of guests, he got to tell us his origins. If you don't recall his original interview, go here Now he's back and we get down to chatting about some odd trends. People are bragging about how they don't train their dogs to be obedient. Some of the the points may sound quite silly, however we go into detail with Tyler to discuss various meanings behind the claim. Tyler is a very well educated guy and he is highly

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1:26:21

Episode 64: Interviewing Mike Suttle

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2019/02/07

Mike Suttle is one of the worlds canine industries legends. When it comes to working canine selection, bite development and scent work, Mike is a serious contender. Living in West Virginia, Mike has an impressive property where he conducts all forms of training. Mike's kennel name, Logan haus has built a reputation of providing high end dogs for serious operators. These dogs are deployed around the world and are used as multi purpose law enforcers and miltary operations. Mike and his

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1:23:26

Episode 63: The Flow state

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2019/01/30

The flow state is a comfortable state that lies right between boredom and anxiety. We know when we are in a state of flow when we get to the other side with ease. Time felt like it just zoomed on past us. This is not only a dog training lifestyle, it's a lifestyle. If you can adapt a flow state into you work, you hobby, your workout times and more, you will feel less anxious and more fulfilled. This is why people practice a little bit every day when they want to see improvement and

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Episode 62: Interviewing Nicky Butler

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2019/01/23

Nicky Butler is a UK based dog trainer that grabbed ours and many others attention from a social media video. The video message highlighted what many of us have been thinking for quite some time. The nice thing was that Nicky took time to sit for a while and consider the content. The message conveys a simple fact often overlooked. we all love dogs. All of us! However, there's often controversy about who's doing it right and the politics hijack the main objectives. We all need to be more

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1:24:22

Episode 61: Drop you Anchor

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2019/01/16

Drop your anchor is the title by our adopted show co-host Birdy O'Sheedy. For those of you joining us, Birdy is a clinical psychologist who additionally coaches people on living better with dogs. Birdy has two business's with the same name but a clever different meaning. Pause in life for her human work and Paws in life for her human / pet work. The title drop your anchor is about teaching us to stand up tall, dig your heels in. Glenn and Pat thought it had a different meaning and in some

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1:10:14

Episode 60: Where are we going?

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2019/01/10

Where are we going? It's a good question to ask yourself every now and then to confirm you are planning your direction. If you fail to plan, you plan to fail, so it's important to know these things. Glenn and Pat talk about what we are doing on Patreon and how it is helping to create a future. it's a future on where we all what The Canine Paradigm to head in. More education, more entertainment, much more laughs. We get a lot of our ideas from you the audience. We listen to your own stories.

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1:01:33

Episode 59: Start the year with a plan

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2019/01/04

Start the year with a plan. Start everything with a plan or at least try to. That way you get to do what you need to do by design, rather than just wing it. There's a saying that says, "plan your work, then work your plan". Glenn thought it may have been Vince Lombardi, American football super coach and philosopher, however it was Napoleon Hill. There's even another variation stated by Margaret Thatcher, former British Prime Minister. The episode at large is about people making New Years

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Episode 58: End of year circle jerk

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2018/12/26

End of year circle jerk is a celebration of accomplishments within our show for 2108. We would like to thank everyone who listened, made time for interviews, helped, gave feedback and believed in us. We have both had a phenomenal year, making friend, reaching out, learning about others and networking. The stories and the people we have met on the journey have been surreal to say the least. We cannot thank you enough for taking us into your homes, laughing, crying, learning and celebrating

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Episode 57: It’s me isn’t it?

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2018/12/21

It's me isn't it? The words most trainers hear after they have spent a little time working with clients. Yes, it's you. It's not a terrible process for clients to come to terms with either. Once your clients accept they have had a major impact on their dogs education, or lack of, we can progress. After all, our job is not to judge or embarrass them. We are there to serve and coach and to improve the overall relationship. When this happens, true language develops and it's a beautiful thing

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1:24:20

Episode 56: Interviewing Michael Ellis

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2018/12/13

Michael Ellis is a name known very well to many of the people in the dog training community. If you have been on youtube or Leerburg looking for a trainer series, you would no doubt come across Michael's work. Both Glenn and Pat have been waiting for some time now to speak with Michael and we had our prayers answered Apart from being an all round great guy, Michael has been teaching students all over the world. If you too would like to train with Michael Ellis or learn more about him, you

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Episode 55: Positive First

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2018/12/06

Positive First is a descriptive term Glenn Cooke announced earlier in one of our episodes. He feels better describes what the Balanced dog training community have been trying to represent. Naturally, there are counter arguments that it doesn't represent the industry based on the correct scientific terms. There was additional points that it could be perceived as to closely associated with positive only. Glenn and Pat start to unpack the success of starting with positive reinforcement and then re

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Episode 54: Moments to be proud of

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2018/11/30

Moments to be proud of was a hard episode for both of us to record. For Pat it was difficult to relive something that caused a lot of raw emotion. For Glenn it was a high degree of shock to hear the story. This story unfolds around a young boy and his mum that Pat helped train an assistance dog. Although it sounds simple enough, it came with some heavy baggage for everyone. The story is still far from finished, however there have been some incredible breakthroughs, both via a mothers love and

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Episode 53: A Birdy’s eye view on Anxiety

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2018/11/24

A Birdy's eye view on Anxiety is a welcomed episode to bring back our great friend, Birdy O'Sheedy. If you haven't listened to an episode with Birdy yet, it's important to note that she is a practising psychologist. Birdy works in both the human and pet dog realms and has fast attracted attention based on her genuine results. In this episode, we discuss the realms of anxiety and how it starts and what it looks like. It should be noted that we always recommend dealing with suitably trained

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1:37:57

Episode 52: Getting out of the shit

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2018/11/15

Getting out of the shit, although a nasty sounding title, has something relevant to do with Pat. Whilst walking through the desert one day on patrol, he got himself in a shitty situation. However, the main focus point in this show is, how to say goodbye to a dog for behavioural reasons. This is a predicament that many of us Professional trainers have had to assess and help make the right choice. We also unpack a little bit about the difference between decision and choice. The show gets a little

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Episode 51: Interviewing Meagan Karnes

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2018/11/07

Meagan Karnes, otherwise known as the Collared Scholar was in Australia running a series of seminars. Glenn and Pat had the good fortune of sitting down with her to get some insight into her origin story. Prior to Meagan throwing her hat in the ring of dog training, her role was a little different. Or maybe a lot different. Meagan told us the reasons why she became so frustrated prior to starting her new career. This is why she changed her stars in the first place. She also discusses her dogs,

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Episode 50: Diagnosing problems in training

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2018/10/31

Diagnosing problems in training came from points our listeners were posting in our Facebook group. Given that anyone who has owned or trained or been around dogs knows that there are always going to be problems. We figure it's best to identify what they are and how we can reduce or completely extinguish them. In addition to that, it's our 50th show! We are happy to celebrate with you and appreciate all the love and support from people all over the world. We have a lot more great content to come

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Episode 49: Dealing with difficult clients and people

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2018/10/28

Dealing with difficult clients and people is a show we have danced around for a while but decided to finally do it. Anyone in business or life, has moments where discussing issues with people can be difficult. We all have different ways and recommendations of managing these outcomes to attempt to better resolve the outcome. Glenn and Pat share a few of many experiences over the years of dealing with some of the more memorable people and how they worked on the outcome. Conflict resolution is a

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