#103: Dog Emotions In Practical Training with Kiki Yablon

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Drinking from the Toilet: Real Dogs, Real Training

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4.7 • 677 Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2020

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we discuss dog emotions (and people emotions) with Kiki Yablon - including why a functional description is important, how to talk about pet emotions with clients and how to incorporate them into your training.

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0:00.0	the dog was not interested in interacting with the unfamiliar person and it resulted in a bite.
0:07.6	You know, from the owner's perspective, it was totally out of the blue. He loves people. But in this
0:11.7	particular case, he did not love this particular person. Yeah. And even he loves people is sort of a
0:18.1	pretty labeling. Yeah. I had a client asked me once like do dogs love and I was like
0:23.3	I don't know do people like what are you talking about you know? Hey guys. Welcome to Drinking from the Toilet, the podcast for serious training nerds.
0:49.5	If you're looking to combine the science of behavior with positive reinforcement philosophy in real life, you've come to the
0:54.1	right place. I'm Hannah Brandigan, teacher, trainer, podcaster, emotional being, and author of the book
0:59.4	Awesome Obedience, which you can pick up right now from clickertraining.com. Today we are hanging out
1:04.7	with a fabulous dog trainer, Kiki Yablon, who's from Chicago. You may be familiar with Kiki.
1:12.4	If you haven't met her in person,
1:17.7	you have probably read one of her blog posts or seen a video. When she posts them on Facebook,
1:21.4	I tend to share them because they're always really good stuff. Kiki's based out of Chicago,
1:25.3	and she's one of those people that has just a really interesting background. She was originally a newspaper and magazine editor. And then like a lot of us,
1:28.7	she adopted one of those dogs that changed her life and got her to dog training. And so from there,
1:34.4	she's now training full-time professionally. She worked for a long time with a friend of the pod,
1:39.7	Laura Monaco-Torelli, who has been on at least one episode here, and I'll make sure to link to that
1:44.7	one in the show notes. And so now she's training full time. She's also a KPA-CTP and has recently
1:51.8	gotten really into the science of behavior analysis. So in fact, she's going for her master's
1:57.9	degree in applied behavior analysis right now. And I met her for the first time
2:02.3	at Clicker Expo in person, and then we became social media friends on the internet, which is great.
2:09.2	And again, I love to follow her training because it's really good stuff. And the way that she
2:12.9	interprets what she sees and describes it is always really helpful. She also happened to be my
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