Nando Brown shares his experiences and mistakes as a dog trainer and owner. He discusses his early mistakes with his first two dogs, a staffy and a cane corso, and the challenges he faced in training them. He also talks about the influence of different trainers and the importance of critical thinking in dog training. Nando emphasizes the need for balance between science literacy and practical skills in the dog training industry. The conversation covers various topics related to dog training and behavior. Nando and Sarah discuss the importance of practical experience and training your own dog as a way to improve skills. They share personal stories of working with reactive dogs and the benefits of training in real-life situations. They also talk about the Dunning-Kruger effect and the importance of being open to learning and admitting when you don't know something. Nando shares pivotal moments in his career, including attending a seminar by Sarah Whitehead and learning from trainer Michael Ellis. They also discuss the mistakes that dog owners and professionals often make and how to avoid them.

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In this episode, Sarah Roper interviews Claire Lawrence, an expert in reactive dog training. They discuss Claire's biggest mistakes with dogs, particularly her experiences with her German Shepherd, Digger, and her current dog, Dot. Claire shares how she has been both too harsh and too soft in her training approach, leading to major problems. They also discuss the emotional toll of living with reactive dogs and provide tips for dog owners in similar situations. In this conversation, Sarah and Claire discuss their experiences with reactive dogs and the challenges they face. They talk about the importance of staying calm and relaxed when dealing with reactive situations and how it can make a difference in the dog's behavior. They also discuss the need for professional help and the mistake of waiting too long to seek assistance. Claire shares the story of her dog, Dutch, and the difficulties she has faced in finding her a suitable home. They emphasize the importance of focusing on the positive qualities of reactive dogs and the need for understanding and support.

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A personal story about Sarah's experience with her dog Fern, a miniature long-haired Dachshund. Sarah wanted to breed from Fern and show her in competitions, but Fern developed a barking behavior that became a challenge to manage. Despite the difficulties, Fern excelled in rally training and even competed at Crufts. Sarah also introduced another Dachshund, Ripple, into the family, which required careful management to prevent conflicts between the two dogs. The episode highlights the challenges and lessons learned from dealing with a reactive dog.

In this episode, Sarah Roper introduces herself and shares her background with dogs. She talks about her three miniature long-haired dachshunds and her other pets. Sarah discusses her experience as a dog trainer and author, as well as her qualifications and accreditation. She emphasizes the importance of sharing stories about mistakes and learning from them. Sarah also mentions her love for animals and her Disney-esque view of the relationships with dogs. She concludes by inviting listeners to follow her on social media and explains the meaning behind the name 'Multidog Maven.'

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