Simone Mueller: Navigating Predatory Behavior in Dogs [Episode 239]

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Listeners will learn about the challenges of managing predatory behavior in different dog breeds, the concept of pseudopredation, and the importance of providing dogs with safe outlets for their natural instincts. Simone also shares practical training techniques and games designed to channel a dog's predatory drive into acceptable behaviors, emphasizing the importance of recall training and active supervision in preventing unwanted predation.

What You’ll Discover in This Episode:

A breakdown of the predation sequence and its neurochemical underpinnings.
The difference between true predation and pseudopredation in dogs.
How to manage and train dogs with high prey drive using force-free methods.
Insight into breed-specific predatory behaviors and how to create safe outlets for them.
The role of frustration and over-arousal in predatory behavior and how to address them.

Why This Episode is a Must-Listen: Simone Mueller's expert insights provide valuable knowledge for dog trainers, behaviorists, and pet owners looking to understand and manage predatory behavior in dogs. Her practical advice and innovative training strategies offer a humane approach to handling even the most challenging predatory behaviors, making this episode an essential listen for anyone working with or owning high prey drive dogs.

Engage With Us: Subscribe to our podcast, share this episode with fellow dog enthusiasts, and join our community for more discussions on ethical training practices and animal care.

Follow Simone’s work on Facebook and Instagram:

Learn more: http://www.predation-substitute-training.com

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Simone Mueller: Navigating Predatory Behavior in Dogs [Episode 239]

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What You’ll Discover in This Episode:

A breakdown of the predation sequence and its neurochemical underpinnings.
The difference between true predation and pseudopredation in dogs.
How to manage and train dogs with high prey drive using force-free methods.
Insight into breed-specific predatory behaviors and how to create safe outlets for them.
The role of frustration and over-arousal in predatory behavior and how to address them.

Engage With Us: Subscribe to our podcast, share this episode with fellow dog enthusiasts, and join our community for more discussions on ethical training practices and animal care.

Follow Simone’s work on Facebook and Instagram:

Learn more: http://www.predation-substitute-training.com

Bonus Code:

Link to the Predation Substitute Training Master Course “Call off the Chase”: https://predation-substitute-training.com/call-off-the-chase/
Save 150 € using the code PST150

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#Self-Improvement #Animal Training Academy #Animaltraining #Clickertraining #Dogs #Dogtraining #Horse #Horsetraining #Podcasting Education #ryan cartlidge

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