Pets & Animals · Tom Davis
by Tom Davis
Hey, there dog folk! Welcome to the No Bad Dogs Podcast, hosted by Tom Davis. Do you often wonder what your dog is thinking? Join Tom as he teams up with dog trainers, dog lovers, dog enthusiasts and EVERYTHING in between to bring you the No Bad Dogs Podcast! Each episode will be PACKED full of dog training information and tips. Don't miss the weekly Q&A segment where you can call in and ask your own dog-related questions! Some of the topics we'll cover include dog/puppy training, dog/canine behaviors, advanced training techniques, teaching and more! Follow Thomas on Instagram - @tomdavis @nobadogs Youtube - youtube.com/AmericasCanineEd
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You have such a unique way of communicating with both people and dogs. You’ve helped me immensely as a trainer, but honestly even more as a dog owner. The way you explain things is direct and honest with no fluff, but still calm, positive, and incredibly easy to absorb. I’m very confident in my knowledge and handling when working with clients’ dogs, but with my own dogs, sometimes the emotions kick in and the “trainer brain” shuts off for a minute. Your podcast genuinely helps bring me back to a logical, balanced mindset and reminds me to trust the knowledge I already have. That’s something I don’t think a lot of trainers talk about enough — how different it can feel when it’s your own dog versus a client dog. Seriously, thank you for what you do. Also, this may be a silly question and I know you’re insanely busy, but do you offer any remote consults/coaching at all?
Hi Tom, love the pod. I have a dog with a solid 10/10 “place” stay, but he will explosively and excessively bark from place if someone enters the room. I recently taught him a “chin” command that requires him to keep his chin touching the ground while in a down, and it has helped tremendously. Now, I usually only get reasonable muffled mutters with his chin down. I’m happy with the results, but it took a lot of troubleshooting to get here. Is there a better alternative you’d recommend for managing or preventing habitual explosive barking while on place?
Tom Davis is a great dog trainer, the information he shares is truly invaluable, you cannot train a dog reliably without tools and corrections, listen and learn and check out his youtube channels
Great episode. I learned why it’s more more productive to think about re-framing an issue that I have with something my dog does, from “how to I stop this…” (negative frame) to “what do I actually want the dog to do instead” (positive)? And also why it’s key to understand the impetus behind the undesired behavior. Thank you! I love this podcast!!
The episode with Dr. Judy Morgan is incredibly disappointing and harmful to pet owners. I’ve worked as a vet tech for almost 10 years, and the garbage that this woman is mentioning and you as well Tom, this is insanely disappointing. Vets do know nutrition, we don’t just sell preventatives or vaccines because some sales rep came in and bought us lunch, the irony that she even USED A PREVENTATIVE FLEA AND TICK PRODUCT on her dogs after a tick infestation and the slammed them in the next breath? Her suggestion that people do not get any vaccines done. What about the incoming dogs dying from distemper at the shelter? Has she watched a dog die from lepto? What about the dog that gets bit by a rabies infected fox in the backyard where the kids play? Just like any other “influencer vet” on the market, She may have been practicing for a long time, but she’s stating things that are in her favor, using a lot of “probably” in her vocabulary, selling her services online and creating a ton of doubt and fear over her incredibly biased views. There’s always going to be room for improvement in medicine. It happens every day. And that’s not to say adverse reactions don’t happen or mistakes aren’t made. But fear mongering the public into discrediting all vets and acting like they don’t know a single thing, is absolutely ridiculous.
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