Hey there, Hannah here. Welcome back to drinking from the toilet. This week, we are taking a trip to Sweden to hang out with Emily and Eva of

Carpe Momentum. Unfortunately, we have to take this trip virtually and not in person. The budget

doesn't really allow it, but we are still going to have a good time. Emily and Eva are perhaps

best known for their book, Agility, right from the start.

And they're also popular speakers at Clicker Expo, which is how I met them and how I got to know them.

But really, that is only the tip of the iceberg of their training and behavior knowledge.

It said that these two share a brain, and I think that's plausible.

And it's a really big brain.

If you thought you've heard some geeky training conversations on this podcast before, well,

you ain't heard nothing yet.

This is one of my longer recordings, and I think we could have easily gone on all night.

There were so many interesting little side paths that we could take and

we just all have a lot to say and it's all really very cool and really very interesting, at least to me.

And we've already discussed scheduling a follow-up conversation to make sure that we capture as many

of those cool little side passes as we can. So I'll make sure to get those conversations scheduled and recorded,

and I'll get that out to you guys as soon as possible. So don't worry. This particular conversation

focused on what to do when errors happen. When you're training and the dog or you make a mistake,

how should we handle that? What's the best thing to do immediately following an

error during training? How can we structure our training sessions to prevent mistakes? And if

mistakes happen, what can we do to keep them from just totally tanking everything? What does a good

training session look like? How should it flow? And what is the point of miniature

golf after all? I hope you enjoy it. I know I did. Hey there. Welcome to the podcast. Thanks for

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