Dog training is one of the careers where ethics are most important, though it’s also the one where they can be a little hard to find. Because there's not a lot of real regulation in the industry. Some of the topics we cover include:
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 <li>How do no harm applies to dog training</li>
 <li>The ethics of the no reward marker</li>
 <li>Respecting other trainers</li>
 <li>Policing others and, more importantly, yourself</li>
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Small Dog Syndrome

Kim Toepfer, and Lynne Bell join forces to bark about their biggest passion in life - dogs, behavior, and the training industry. With over 70 years of professional training experience between them, they have witnessed first-hand the extent of the industry's evolution and growth and are here to share their experiences, training tips, and how to level up your career as a dog trainer!