Welcome to the Absolute Dog Sex and a Squirrel podcast. I'm Lauren Langman. I'm one of the world's leading dog trainers and it's my mission to help owners become their dog's top priority. In each episode, you'll discover how to gain trust

and communicate with your dog like never before, creating unbreakable bonds that make you the

most exciting part of their world. So fight talk. We're talking fisticuffs. We are.

I love that you're teaching this week, and you've been teaching here at the training centre.

Yes.

And you said one of the topics that the group of surprised you on and shocked you on is that they are really shocked by fighting. That I have fighting in my pack. Yes. And that they're really surprised that as a dog trainer, you might have dogs that don't get on. And I'm going to say, not only do you have dogs that might not get on, I also have dogs that might not get on.

And owning it, like owning it. Absolutely. We own it. Now, just give a couple of examples of two

or your dogs that might not have the best of relationships all the time and the scenario.

So the story came from me bringing Oller in to demonstrate with her.

And she's like, you know, very, very operant, lovely dog, very responsive to everything I ask her to do.

My favourite.

Your favourite.

A little bit angsty if another dog was about.

But, you know, sort of have a little bark if another dog was about.

But generally looks like the perfect dog. And I said, at home, she has to be managed very closely.

Really? Yes. Because she snipes at my older boy, and he doesn't like that. So he will

discipline her for that.

He disciplining her for that makes no difference to her whatsoever.

It never has made any difference.

But unfortunately, when he does it, if my other third dog is present,

she does what I call a Harry Hill.

Bight!

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