Comments on: Expert Dog Potty Training Interview w/ Amanda Brothers

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By: A.Lebron

A.Lebron — Sun, 12 Sep 2010 12:31:07 +0000

Interview had alot of great tips and orientation. I strongly disagree that dogs not be punished afterwards since you could just be passing by and because of the self inflicted attitude of either withdrawing to a corner or lowering their head and leaving the scene, is that alerts you them telling you I did something wrong, it is not a look of dissapointment, the same way they have a mind to let you know their needs, I believe they have a mind to let you know when they have done something wrong. Also even if she disagrees with indoor training, it is a necessary training for todays regular working force and alternatives were not really brought, please give more since it is necessary if you are 8 to 10 hours out working.

By: Crayg

Crayg — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 23:20:15 +0000

Thanks for the interview! Is there any way to download an mp3 to keep?

By: Andree Smith

Andree Smith — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:16:53 +0000

Hello,

My dog has never had a chewing problem, she is now 14 months old and I believe that ” I FINALLY GOT IT” she has many many SQUEEKY toys that she loves, I truly believe that this is the reason why she has never chewed up anything even the things that she can reach such as phone, wires, rug fringe, shoes, the only other things she loves to chew is paper.. so my slant on this is, she has an abundance of toys that she loves…potty training is the worst thing, we are both confused..

By: Thomas Stewart

Thomas Stewart — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:07:32 +0000

Great info. never realize how wrong I was in the past, trying to train. Thanks

By: Aaron Broumley

Aaron Broumley — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:03:34 +0000

Amanda Brothers really knows training techniques on potty training. Her tips were so useful. Obviously a Stanford grad! Great job Amanda. ALB

By: Amanda Brothers

Amanda Brothers — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 22:11:19 +0000

Thanks for the (mostly) positive feedback about the interview, and I am very glad to hear that it will be helpful to those of you out there who are housetraining a dog or puppy.

I believe the book I recommended was “The Culture Clash” by Jean Donaldson. It’s fantastic.

Other resources can be found on my web site, under Recommended Resources. There is lots of good info that addresses some of the other questions that were asked.

Happy training!

By: Sif borch

Sif borch — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 18:35:10 +0000

Oh boy was that a good. My puppy is only 5 month old and I do have trouble!!! well with almost everything. so keep it coming, all the audio’s in the world.
my latest problem is the biting and chewing everything. Any advice on that? Sif

By: Sally Chambers

Sally Chambers — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 04:00:00 +0000

Oh Good Lord People!! Just hit the play button! For the links just hold your mouse over the blue letters and click! How simple can it be???

Listened just fine – great audio! Links worked fabulously as they should.

By: Kelly-Ann

Kelly-Ann — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 01:35:51 +0000

The interview with Amanda Brothers was OK. I think Chet does just fine on his own. My issue is trying to train two puppies at once (sisters). We got them at 3 months old (2 months ago). They don’t like to be separated and won’t go out for my husband, unless I’m not home. How do I get them to be away from each other without whimpering so I can work with one at a time? They are good girls, they just need to be taught a signal to go out and work with refining a few other things. They also need to not keep looking for “Mom” when “Dad” is perfectly capable of taking care of them. He wants to work with them playing fetch and would like to get into frisbee with them. (We used to have an awesome frisbee dog many years ago.) Thanks!