Hello everybody. Welcome back to the No Bad Dogs podcast. This is a unique one. This is a podcast with a service dog training group that train service dogs for very particular things, such as veterans and people who really need dogs. And it's an amazing thing what these guys are doing And, uh, you know, they just had some questions about some of their reactive dogs, uh, and they're, they're German shepherds. And, um, unfortunately, they had a, uh, an illness go through the kennel, which prevented them from the proper socialization and all the things that they normally would do. And so they're kind of stuck and they just needed some guidance.

So I'm really walking them through.

They sent me a bunch of clips over, which I talk about in the podcast and go over all the things.

So it's great.

Yeah, I think you guys are going to learn a lot from it from building and reacting and, you know, what to do when your dog starts to build and how to deactivate it and how to

dismantlement things I talk about a lot.

So hopefully you guys love this podcast as much as I loved helping these guys out, amazing people.

And if the people who are working and or volunteering for this group,

you guys are awesome and just keep on, keeping on.

And thank you guys for listening again.

And we'll talk to you on the next one.

Bye.

This is going to be Patches, video 3905.

So do you want to just, let me just dive into what i'm seeing and what i recommend okay let's do that

one okay so walking over the bridge and then hitting the brakes right yeah that's that's um

what i would recommend just in general when a dog does that is I would recommend, like when she, when Patches is backing out, we get really low, is Patches a male or a female?

Female.

Female?

So when she's backing out and she's trying to like run away

If

And as she's

And you guys are trying to get her inside like the office area

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