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The Dog People Podcast

The Dog People Podcast

De: Jack Laurence
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A no-nonsense approach to dog training, so you never have to yell, "It's OK, he's friendly!"


In this show, hosts Jack Laurence (dog owner and training enthusiast) and Max O'Neil (accredited dog trainer and behaviour expert) from Down Under Dog Trainer discuss everything about the world of dogs and dog training.


When you open social media today, you can’t go far without finding a ‘dog trainer’—and everyone has their own strong opinions on what is ‘right’ and what is ‘wrong’. In this podcast, we take a balanced approach to the subject, looking at training methods from both sides of the fence and giving you the right tools to have the perfect companion you've always dreamed of.


Whats veen better is the only fluff here is from the dogs! as we get straight to point on all the important topics that matter to you!


Got a question, an issue or just need some advice? jump on our provate FB group and ask your question now!


www.facebook.com/groups/dogpeoplepodcast





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Episodios
  • Pick Your Battles: What Actually Matters in Dog Training

    Pick Your Battles: What Actually Matters in Dog Training
    Jan 8 2026

    Perfection doesn’t exist in dog training and chasing it can suck the fun out of life with your dog.


    In this episode, Jack and professional trainer Max talk about the importance of picking your battles. Not every behaviour needs fixing, and not every rule needs to be enforced. The real work is figuring out what actually matters to you.


    It's important to break behaviours down into three simple categories:

    • Non-negotiables
    • Nice to haves
    • Doesn’t matter


    Jack shares his long-running (and eventually abandoned) battle with Kira jumping on the furniture, while Max talks about living with Nelson and his sneaky licking. Together, they unpack why trying to control every detail often leads to frustration, for both the human and the dog.


    The goal isn’t a perfect dog.


    It’s a functional, enjoyable life together.


    If training has started to feel like a constant fight, this episode will help you step back, reset your priorities, and remember why you got a dog in the first place.

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    11 m
  • “My Dog Is Just Protecting Me” Why That’s Almost Never True

    “My Dog Is Just Protecting Me” Why That’s Almost Never True
    Jan 1 2026

    One of the most common things dog trainers hear is: “He’s not aggressive, he’s just protecting me.”


    In this episode, Max O’Neill explains why that explanation is almost always incorrect.


    We cover:

    • Why dogs don’t “protect” owners the way people think

    • How dogs can see owners as a resource, not someone to defend

    • Why reactivity often shows up when people approach you

    • The uncomfortable truth about what would likely happen in a real emergency


    If your dog is reactive, understanding the real cause is the first step to actually helping them.

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    12 m
  • Top Chew Toys for Power Chewer Dogs (Trainer Picks)

    Top Chew Toys for Power Chewer Dogs (Trainer Picks)
    Dec 25 2025

    Looking for chew toys that can survive a power chewer?


    Professional dog trainer Max O’Neill lists his top 6 chew options for dogs that love to chew hard.


    This episode is all about:

    • Stronger, longer-lasting chews

    • Practical buying recommendations

    • What works for serious chewers

    Simple, useful, and to the point.

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    17 m
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