• The Culture of Dogs in America w Clayton Mathews

  • Nov 14 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 25 mins
  • Podcast

The Culture of Dogs in America w Clayton Mathews

  • Summary

  • Navigating the Complexities of Dog Behavior and Training with Clayton Matthews In this episode, Joel Harrison, a dog trainer and former hypnotist, hosts Clayton Matthews, the owner of Austin Dog Culture. They discuss the intricacies of dog training, the emotional bonds between dogs and their owners, and the importance of understanding and managing dog behavior. Clayton shares insights into his experiences with different dogs, including his current dogs Darla and Nikki, and emphasizes the importance of creating a cohesive relationship and clear communication with dogs. The conversation also highlights the challenges and emotional complexities of dealing with aggressive or difficult dogs, the concept of 'dogmanship,' and the importance of self-care and emotional management in preventing burnout as a dog trainer. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:42 Meet Clayton Matthews 01:16 Clayton's Dogs and Training Philosophy 09:37 Understanding PSA and Dog Training Challenges 13:15 The Reality of Dog Ownership 23:19 Training and Behavior Management 29:45 The Culture of Dog Ownership 44:43 Understanding Dog Relationships 45:29 Navigating Problems Together 47:09 The Emotional Connection with Dogs 48:04 Becoming a Dog Trainer 49:00 Managing Emotions and Burnout 52:51 The Joy of Owning the Right Dog 56:42 Training Techniques and Challenges 01:01:17 The Reality of Owning Aggressive Dogs 01:14:24 Final Thoughts and Reflections


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