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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Everybody, welcome to
a podcast for dog people.
I'm John and I'm Jamie and weare your personal dog experts.
We're here to help you betterunderstand your dogs in the wide
spectrum of behaviors theyexhibit, so join us on this
journey to learn everything.
Dog.
Hello and welcome to anotherepisode of the podcast for dog
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people by Paulson University.
I am Jamie Cabanetta.
I am your host.
I am flying solo today withoutJohn.
If you are new to us, johnusually does this with me.
Go through our other episodes.
So I am flying solo today.
I'm gonna try this out and seehow it goes.
A little nervous, but I don'tknow why, cuz I can talk to a
wall.
So bear with me.
I'm gonna go over some funthings today some Thanksgiving
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stuff, christmas, puppies,expectations, puppyhood in
general.
We're kind of we're kind ofstill flying with our Instagram
week of puppyhood.
We did it for two weeks.
We're kind of keeping it goinguntil after Thanksgiving.
So, if you are listening in, Iam recording this on Tuesday
before Thanksgiving and Reallyexcited to be here with you guys
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.
John is not with me.
I'm gonna go over that realquick.
John is not with me right nowbecause he is out in our barn,
or our kennel, so to speak, andhe is fixing it.
We've talked about this Once ortwice on a few of our last
episodes, but one of our kennelsone of our actual like rooms in
our barn Got destroyed by oneof our boarding dogs that was
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here.
If anybody is new, we willboard dogs here.
Technically, I guess you wouldcall it a board and train I hate
that phrase, though For dogsthat need to be rescued.
We work with a lot of rescuesin our area that are struggling
to get specific dogs Adopted.
If they are, you know, at youth, are at risk of euthanasia, we
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will take them and work withthem on whatever issues they are
struggling with.
That is not allowing them toget adopted or they're just
showing really poorly whereverthey are being held.
If they are not, you know, ableto be in foster for whatever
reason stress, anxiety,reactivity, aggression, whatever
they are dealing with we willtake them here so they can
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improve, get some decompressiontime and really get a little bit
of more of the limelight on ourInstagram page.
So if you ever see one of those, please share them, even if
it's to random people, even ifthey're not interested.
It definitely gets thealgorithm moving and gets these
dogs seen to, hopefully, theirfuture families.
But right now John is outsidein that kennel trying to fix it.
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We had a dog with us.
His name is Duke.
He has severe separationanxiety and he actually managed
to dig a hole in the foundationand rip up the turf completely,
which I was.
I wasn't even that.
I was legitimately impressed.
I was like, wow.
I Was only gone for a half anhour and I was like, wow, you
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did, you did some legitimatedamage.
I was really impressed by whatI saw.
But it also being really sadbecause obviously he's feeling
really Stressed out when he'salone.
So thankfully his rescue cameback to grab him.
He's doing just completely fine.
They basically run a sanctuaryso they think that his best
option is to live his days outwith them.
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I truly think that he can be ina home with another family as
long as their home.
Most of the time.
He has no issues with otherdogs.
He's actually really wellbehaved.
He's just super anxious whenleft alone.
So that's his biggest thing anda lot of people don't want to
deal with that.
They like to leave the house.
So he is, you know, he needsthat unicorn family that lives
at home and wants to be at homeall time home bodies anyway.
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So he's cleaning up that, thatkennel, and making sure that it
is safe and sound for anotherdog that we are getting Brought
to us on Wednesday.
If you have been following us,you know a little bit about
Clarence, who is currently withus.
He's a dream.
We absolutely love Clarence.
If anybody is interested inadopting a dog or you know if
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somebody who needs a dog youknow, before this holiday season
he is the sweetest boy.
He has slight reactivity toother dogs but he did really
well with Oakley.
Just kind of fearful from thebeginning, but he's not this dog
that like sticks to his guns.
He is very easily won over,whether it's people or dogs.
As long as you don't become athreat, he is like okay, we can
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be friends.
He's really not a tough cookiewhen it comes to that.
Just the initial fear is whatspikes him.
But he's been doing great withus.
He's.
He's a sweet boy.
He's very funny, rolls around.
He likes to play, likes to gofor walks.
He's very well-natured, veryobedient dog.
I literally hate that word.
I don't like that.
What comes with it.
But he is like you ask him todo something, he's like, okay,
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ten hot like he is very, like,let's do it.
But he doesn't look like he'sfearful of it.
He just kind of wants to pleaseand that's that's.
He's really good at that.
He has a very good ability oflike staying focused and not
getting distracted.
So, yes, clarence is in need ofadoption.
And then we have the other dog,turtle, coming on Wednesday and
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we will see what his deal is.
I think he doesn't like a lotof chaos, he likes a quiet life.
So we'll see.
He'll be decompressing for thefirst week.
So, moving on to the meat andpotatoes and Thanksgiving.
So, meat and potatoes, fabulous.
So Thanksgiving is upon us.
If you're listening to thisbefore Thanksgiving, everything
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I'm saying here can kind of beapplied to Christmas as well, or
whatever holidays that youcelebrate in the next two months
.
A lot of holidays coming up,you know, new Year's Eve
included.
That's when people get a littlerowdy, so that's even more so
what you can apply to keep ourdogs safe.
By everything that I'm gonnasay, you're gonna hear.
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What am I saying?
To protect your dog.
Right, we obviously wannaprotect your guests if your dog
has, you know, some reactivityand is a bite risk, but really
we're looking to protect the dog, because if the dog feels
protected, you won't have toprotect your guests.
So really, we're making surethat our dogs are super, super
comfortable and making sure thatour expectations are proper,
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right.
So if your dog is not used toguests coming over and you're
planning on having Thanksgiving,do not have high expectations
for your dog to enjoy thissituation.
It's just not gonna happen.
You're gonna set yourself upfor failure to now not enjoy
your day.
You can have properexpectations for how things are
gonna go or even dull them downslightly, have like negative
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expectations.
Then when your dog actuallysurprises you, you'll be feeling
really good about it.
But do not put them on thispedestal where they have to
climb up there to get yourapproval for how the day is
gonna go right.
So we're gonna meet them wherethey're at and really help them
succeed.
So this will pretty much bemaking sure that our dogs needs
are met prior to guests comingover mental stimulation, frozen
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bones, frozen congs, one-on-onetime.
Obviously the holidays arestressful.
Right, you might be cooking,you might be getting the house
ready to go, but there should beother family members around
that are like willing to helpyou.
If you have kids, give thattask to your kids, right?
Maybe we're exercising the dogbefore our guests are coming
over, not over-exercising, likenot crazy behavior.
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We're not playing like Frisbeeand Fetch.
Those tend to overstimulate,overtire our dogs, especially
the quantity of time, right?
So if your dog does like toFetch, you wanna make sure that
they stay away from obsessivetendencies.
Where it's like they can't stop, it's like OCD, like need to
play, need to play, need to play.
Just a little bit of play,maybe 10 minutes, 15 minutes.
Then go for a nice risk walk.
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This is not a stressful walk,this is just, you know again, 10
, 15, 20 minutes of just calmwalking and sniffing.
We're not really asking any bigthings of them.
We're not asking them to, youknow, do crazy things and not be
themselves.
We're just kinda letting themget their yayas out, letting
them work it out, let themself-regulate, let them
stimulate, and then take themhome and give them some time to
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chill with that enrichmentinside, whether it's in a room
alone or on the couch orwherever they like, to just
relax and they're the most calm.
That's what we're gonna head todo, okay, and then when your
guests come, if your dog is onthe overexcited part of this and
not like the get out of myhouse reactive side of this.
You're going to make sure thatyou are introducing your dog to
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your guests properly, right thatwe're not allowing our dogs to
kinda run all over our guestsand be crazy, because our dogs
cannot stop that behavior.
They don't have theself-regulation or the
developmental place where theycan discern what is good and
what is bad when they areoverstimulated okay.
So when they are doing that, weneed to set them up for success
and say, okay, what are wegonna do to make sure that you
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don't get yourself overexcited,right?
So maybe we're putting them ona leash, especially if we have a
larger dog that's gonna knockdown our older guests.
Putting them on a leash canactually really help us out here
.
Now, we're not using the leashfor corrections and we're not
using it to hurt our dogs orrestrict them in a aversive way.
We are basically creating spacefor them to calm themselves
down and we're walking themaround.
We're not being stagnant justexpecting them to wait there.
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Right, move them around alittle bit.
Move them around your house,praise them, treat them, even
when they have crazy behavior.
Okay, they just need someone totalk to them, talk them off the
ledge, get them down where theyneed to be, and then you can
have your guests or one of yourfamily members hand off again a
frozen bone or a frozen conk, abully stick, a yak bone,
something safe that is highvalue for your dog.
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That's gonna never be safe.
Oh, split my brain into doingthis really awesome thing with
my mouth and also really gettingaffection and love from the
people and the guests that arehere, without jumping and being
crazy, because now I have thisthing to hold in my mouth and
it's actually gonna calm me downquite a bit when we do this.
This actually helps our dogs bemore natural, right?
A lot of times when you heartraining, we're like sit, stay,
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don't let anybody go near thedog unless they're completely
calm.
That's unrealistic.
One, your guests don't wanna dothis and two, your dogs are
freaking out and what it tellsthem is nobody loves me unless I
do XYZ perfectly, and that'snot really what we're saying.
Right, it's not really what wewant for our dogs.
We don't wanna say I only loveyou when you do this, right, we
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don't wanna do that to our kidseither.
I only love you when you behave.
No, that's how we get likeabandonment issues and like
anxiety and just you know,socially awkwardness, right, and
we don't want that for our dogs.
We wanna say we love you and wesee you're having a really hard
time, so let us help youthrough this and let us help you
self-regulate, right?
So what we're gonna say is we'regonna say calm ourselves down,
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you're still getting love,you're still getting attention
and food, but we're not gonnaallow you to continue the crazy
behavior of jumping on people tocontinue, right?
So maybe you have your dog onyour leash a little bit away
from your guests and your guestscan talk to your dog or they
can meet your dog on their levelon the floor.
If you have a guest who iswilling to do this, even better,
right, our older family membersnot so much.
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We don't want them gettingknocked down, but if someone is
willing to get on your dog'slevel, get down on their knee
and really give your dog somepets while you're feeding them
and keeping them on the floor,your dog is golden.
Because then they're gonna say,okay, I'm getting love, praise,
affection, pets and food all inthis moment.
All my needs are getting metand I'm not physically jumping.
Okay, this is the key, right?
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That is a huge thing if we'reactually just authentically
showing them what works, whatgets their needs met, because
that's really all they want.
They don't want to jump.
The reason why they jump isbecause they feel like they're
not getting what they need andthat's the only way to make it
work.
So we're gonna try and take thatoff the table right.
Tell your guests to get down ontheir level and give them that
love, give them that food.
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I always tell people to palm atreat in your palm and let your
dog work at that.
Don't immediately shove it downtheir throat.
Make them work at it right,super high value, right in your
palm, and then you can have themstrongly in on your body while
you pet them and they calm down.
They self-regulate on their own.
Nice, calm, praise, they're notoverexcited.
I know that's hard for a lot ofour guests to not get
overexcited and go oh, mygoodness, I love you so much.
Right, come say hi to grandma.
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We want to try to deter fromthat if our dogs are easily
sparked by that.
If your dog is reactive, reallyfearful, all right, your job is
definitely to protect your dogthis holiday season.
Okay, you want them to feelsafe in their own home and you
want to do what works for them.
Some dogs get really weird if aguests come in and they ignore
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them.
A lot of people say ignore them, don't look at them.
That works for a lot of dogs.
Some dogs are like why aren'tyou looking at me?
What's wrong with you, right?
So you have to figure out whatworks for your dog.
Some dogs want the space, butdo want the acknowledgement and
the treats and for them to getpaid attention.
To Remind your guests, if thisis your dog, no one pets or
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approaches.
This is a big one approaches.
You should not be physicallywalking up to a dog.
If the dog is not solicitingattention from you, okay, if
they're fearful, it needs to betheir idea.
Okay, this is big and it'sreally hard for humans because
our impulse control when a dogis around is garbage.
We're like dog let me love you,right?
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No, let me try.
Let me reach my hand out foryou to smell me.
They smelled you the moment youwalked in the door.
You're scent at this point isthe point is moot.
Okay, it's more so.
What can you do to meet theirneeds right Now, if you are
someone listening and you'regoing to someone's house who has
a dog who's reacted, this isfor you, okay.
Respect the dog's space.
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Respect what the dog is showingyou and telling you.
If they don't look happy, ifthey're giving you whale eyes,
if their posture is tense, backit on up.
Do not make direct eye contact.
Back it on up.
Make yourself not a threat.
Okay, don't be one of thosepeople that's like.
I'm a dog person.
Let me try.
Don't be that person thisholiday season.
Don't do it.
No one likes it.
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Don't do it, okay.
Create time, all right.
Or separation in a differentroom for decompression time.
Decompression time is huge,okay.
So if your dog is overstimulated, overtired or they are reactive
and fearful, they need timeaway from everybody to recharge.
Just like our introvertedpeople, we need breaks to
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recharge our brains so we canact appropriately and like,
continue with conversation andbe normal.
Our dogs need the same exactthing.
So, whether it's them being ina crate in a different room with
enrichment, or they're in aroom by themselves with the door
closed, or you have a dogwalker that they really love to
come and take them for a walk onThanksgiving, to be walked
around the block for 15 minutes,anything to kind of get them
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out of the chaos and the hustleand bustle so they can think
clearly.
Do not expect your dog to beable to hang out with your
family that's chaotic and loudlike mine, I have an Italian
family.
On both sides it's loud, it's alot, and when our expectations
are high to make our dogs endurethat for long periods of time,
they will lose it.
They will lose it and they willmake a mistake and the only one
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that's at fault is us.
So take them out of thesituation.
Acknowledge when they look likethey're getting a little bit
stressed.
Honestly, I usually tell peopledon't wait for the stress
indicators, just take them outof the situation.
If they've been in thesituation for 45 minutes to an
hour, it's time and you knowthey have a problem with this.
Give them a break.
Let them take a nap.
Nothing wrong with that.
They can rejoin the party afteranother half an hour.
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45 minutes of decompressing andhaving some alone time, even if
they're just with anotherfamily member in that back room.
That's what you can go for.
That is a really, really bigthing, right.
Giving them some outside timeif they so choose, and the
number one advice I can give isdo not change the way that you
treat them when your guests comeinto the home, because that's
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all they will remember.
Everything was great.
Every day is normally finebetween me and my parents and my
family members, but the secondthat we have guests over,
everybody's mad at me,everyone's yelling at me.
They don't understand that.
It's their behavior that is theproblem for you.
They're understanding what'sthe common denominator, who's
different?
Who came?
What changed the guests?
The guests are here now I'mgetting yelled at.
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It's the guest problem.
It's their fault that I amgetting yelled at, right.
So now they're going tointernalize that they don't like
guests.
I don't like when guests comeover.
I do not have a good connotationwith this whole situation, and
the next time it'll be evenworse and you'll just kinda go
up this ladder and you're like Idon't know what changed.
You have to understand how youare acting and how it is
portrayed, and what is ittelling to our dogs?
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Okay, so try and have a reallypositive outlook, but our
expectations are low.
Right, we are helping our dogssucceed in the best way they can
do for us, and I will tell youright now, if anybody here
listens to Renee Brown.
She talks about people aredoing the best they can.
Our dogs are doing the bestthey can with what they know.
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They are not purposely tryingto do anything to us.
They are most of the time insurvival mode and getting my
needs met mode.
So if you can tell yourself mydog is doing the best they can,
you will change your mindset forthis holiday and you will
actually set them up for success.
Help them do the best that theycan by putting them in a good
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position.
All right, so that is myconversation on the holidays and
what to expect this holidayseason.
Where to get your minds right.
We're gonna dive into this moreas the month goes on, because
we're quickly going intoDecember, but this is, you know,
just getting this out there forthe Thanksgiving Day coming up
in two days, I am going to kindof swiftly go into a new offer
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that I'm going to be offeringsoon.
I wanted to get everyone'sideas on this and what they're
feeling on it.
I really wanna connect with allof you and figure out what do
you need so I can make thisprogram amazing.
Now, this is what I'mtentatively calling it.
I may change it, I'm not sure.
But basically, puppy-parenthoodgroup coaching okay, a lot of
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people that have reached out tome over the years, you know they
come to me with their issues.
Whether it's puppy, adult dogsdoesn't matter, and price is a
problem for a lot of people.
Right, we want the one-on-onecare.
We want as much as we can forour dogs, but good training,
good, proper training, isexpensive.
I love what I do, but I do havemy bills to pay, right.
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So I still need to know myworth and make sure that I am
getting exactly what I need togive the world the help that
they need.
And what I've decided to do isto meet both needs and really
get a really good camaraderiehere and actually really help
people more.
So I learned this from my ownbusiness coach, jess.
She's amazing.
She's been doing this forbusiness owners and now I'm
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gonna do it for puppy owners,for puppy parents.
I'm gonna create a group of 10parents per group and we are
going to have weekly trainingcalls for three months.
Every week there will be atraining call and we can talk
about a specific topic, whateverthe group is struggling with at
whatever time.
That is what we're gonna getinto.
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Potty training, teething,jumping.
Maybe we're seeing someadvanced behaviors kind of pop
up at an unusually young agesome guarding, maybe some
reactivity and some fear,separation, anxiety, all of the
things, all the things.
There's nothing that is offlimits for this group.
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I'm targeting my puppy parentsfirst, because this is where it
all starts.
If we have a fabulous puppyhoodand you give your dog
everything they need, theirneeds are met, their
socialization is up to snuff,they're just chugging along,
they get socialization withbabies and dogs and other people
and they're just like fillingtheir cup every day and you're
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doing it easily and you're notresentful and you're not
exhausted, you will have thebest relationship with your dog
and that is what I am trying togrow and invite you to all grow
with me.
We're gonna have this groupwhere we're all talking to each
other.
We're gonna have a Facebookgroup aside from those weekly
sessions, and we're gonna talkin there constantly.
My dog just did this, asanybody in the group
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experiencing this as well,what's working and I can
critique on a daily level onwhat you're doing and how to
shift this as per your dog'spersonality and because this is
a group setting, there are gonnabe other dogs in the group that
are just like your dog.
But there's gonna be other dogsin the group who are not like
your dog.
Okay, they're gonna havedifferent personalities, they're
gonna have different strugglesand you'll be able to learn
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these things.
Just in case your dog is goingto experience them later down
the road or you eventually getanother dog one day that has the
same personality as that otherdog.
You're not gonna have to do thegroup again because you already
have all the information.
So everything is gonna be there, okay, not only on top of all
the other things that I'vealready listed.
We're gonna do all theobedience cues.
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We're gonna do look, we'regonna do wait, touch, leave it,
drop it up down, stay.
Well, I don't really do stay, Ido wait or go lay down.
That's my thing if I want mydogs to go lay down and they
realize that we're not doing arelease and we're not doing
anything crazy.
Up, go lay down and they'relike okay, not going anywhere
anytime soon and thecommunication is clear, right,
and I'm gonna go through all ofthese things with you and your
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family are allowed to sit onthese calls.
These are gonna be Zoomsessions.
There's gonna be so manyresources and videos for you
guys to look over and check overthat you will have consistently
.
It's not like, if you can'tmake the Zoom, call your SOL and
you don't have the information.
All this stuff will be recordedfor everybody in your family to
re-watch.
There's gonna be a ton ofvideos to go over as your puppy
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gets older and content thatmaybe your puppy is not
experiencing at that very momentthat we're talking about it,
but you're gonna be able to goback to it and you're gonna be
able to utilize that at anygiven moment.
So this is my new offer.
This is what I'm really excited, and this is gonna be at an
affordable rate.
What we're looking for is the150 range a month 150 every
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month for three months and youare going to pay 450 total for
basically what?
Four sessions a month.
That's 12 sessions.
Okay, that's like unheard of ofme just answering all your
questions in live time and beingable to help you on a daily
basis in that Facebook groupwith anything that you're
consistently struggling with.
I think this is super valuablebecause a lot of people do not
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have their trainers that theyhire at their back and call
whenever they need them on adaily basis when we're in crisis
in that moment, and this willbe the system that will give you
what you need daily.
So that is our new offer thatwill.
If you wanna get on the waitinglist, you wanna get on our
radar for that and you wannalearn more about it, I'm gonna
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have John link something in theshow notes or on our Instagram
to have you put down your nameand your email so you can get
steady emails on when that'sgonna start and the pricing and
all the things that are includedin that, so you can tell me if
that's something that you'reinterested in.
We're also going to be changingsome things around.
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What we would like to do istake our current Facebook group
that we have for tips and tricksand we're gonna turn this into
our podcast group.
We are going to really ask youguys to come out of the woodwork
.
I know a lot of you areprobably driving while you
listen to this episode or all ofour episodes, if that's what
you do, but I really would lovefor you to find us on Facebook.
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It's gonna be I'll probablyrename it, I guess the podcast
for dog people instead of thePossum University podcast.
Yeah, where it's gonna be thepodcast for dog people.
Look for us on Facebook.
I'll get you added.
You'll see all of these thingsthat we're gonna be posting on a
daily level Our Instagram posts, our Facebook posts, our
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episodes, all of our links, anyfree videos that we're gonna be
making at the time, all of ourblog posts.
I'm gonna have John post therefor you guys to look at and see.
Whenever we post them.
It's free content.
You'll have it at your disposal.
Please join our group.
We wanna learn and connect morewith our podcast family.
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There's a lot of you.
There's a lot of you that wedon't hear from and we would
love to.
I wanna know what you guyswanna hear, what you guys wanna
learn about.
I wanna know all the topics sowe can meet all of those needs
and really give you guys whatyou truly want to listen to.
So please join that Facebookgroup and let us know what
episodes you'd like, what topicsyou want us to cover.
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Another thing that we're goingto be doing that.
I just got the idea thismorning and I really wanna run
with it, but I have a question.
I wanna do an advent calendaropening every day of December
until Christmas with our dogs,and I'm wondering if I should
get three advent dog calendarsor just one.
Would you think it funny tohave three different ones and
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watch each dog's differentresponse to each of these treats
, or do you think just oneadvent calendar for the three of
them would suffice?
Let me know what you wanna see,what you guys wanna hear from
us about, and, yeah, we'll justkinda keep it moving.
Now we're gonna get into theclosings.
I'm gonna talk about our BlackFriday deals.
I think they're pretty awesomeand I'm actually really excited
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because this is the first timewe've ever done Black Friday
deals.
We've never done them before,but we have a lot of offers
right now that I think deservesome discounts for you guys,
because you guys work hard andit's holiday season and it's all
about giving back, right?
So these are our Black Fridaydeals Right now.
Until so it's Tuesday, november21st, until Sunday at midnight,
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we are offering 10% off all ofour bundles.
Okay, so we have two bundlesthe deluxe, which is five full
sessions, five 15 minute followcalls, and then our basic, which
is three full sessions and two15 minute follow calls, with all
the resources talking to me,texting me, emailing me in
between your sessions, yourhomework, your protocols, all
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that good stuff, 10% off.
If you go to our website, righton the homepage it will say
Black Friday deals.
Click on that and you'll seeall the options.
The other two are one of themis buy one, give one advanced
pet CPR and first aid.
Okay, so you buy one foryourself and then you get
another login for a friend, afamily member Okay, this course
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is for all of the anxious, anal,hovering parents, pet parents
who constantly think their dogis dying or think that or they
have an accident prone dog.
Maybe your dog is like superactive, but also super accident
prone.
You like to travel with yourdog, you like to go hiking.
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You like to be active.
You take them out of the house,you accidentally put them in
harm's way quite often and youwanna make sure that you have
every tool in your toolbox, inyour brain and physically to fix
a problem if it arises.
Your dog gets stung by a bee,your dog gets bit by a snake,
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your dog has a wound, a reallyridiculous wound, that they are
in harm's way.
This is the course for you.
John is amazing, and not justbecause he's my husband.
This course is so next level.
It is like it's life changing.
It's life changing and it'slife saving.
Okay, there are so many things,so many times where we've seen
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our friends and family whisk offto the vet so quickly because
they haven't taken this courseand in reality, they would save
thousands of dollars bylistening to it first and really
learning.
Not only that, but this coursecomes with certification card
and it's good for two years, butyou have the program to
recertify every two years.
Because you don't have to payagain.
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The course is yours for life.
So you are paying to redo thisover and over and over again and
you'll get new cards and newcertifications.
So buy one, get one.
You get one for yourself andthen you gift the other one,
okay.
The other Black Friday deal isbuy our dogs and babies course.
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This is for all expecting orparents who already have their
children and have a dog and arestruggling.
Or maybe your dog is good withyour kids, but kids in your
neighborhood, your kids friends,wanna come over.
This is the course for you,okay?
So when you buy the dogs andbabies course, you get free
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enrollment to the first aidcourse.
So you get both courses for theprice of one.
This is amazing.
Not only will you get your dogready for that new baby coming
home.
But now you will be able tohelp any scenario that your dog
accidentally puts themselves inharm's way.
So those are our three offers10% off buy one, get one.
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And then, yeah, two, buy one,get one.
If you are interested, visitpossumuniversitycom.
Slash Black Friday and you willsee all those deals right there
.
I'm really looking forward tohelping you all this holiday
season.
Please do us a huge, huge favor.
Help us reach our people thatneed to hear us but haven't
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found us yet.
Please rate us five stars.
If you are listening on apodcast platform, we would
really appreciate it.
That's all we have for today.
I hope you all enjoyed meflying solo and you didn't think
that's stale or insane or mejust rambling on.
This is what it sounds like inmy head all the time too, so
welcome.
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That's all we have for today.
Until next week, have a veryhappy Thanksgiving and class
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