Hello, everybody. This is a great podcast with a young Conicorso that's doing big guardian dog type stuff.

And so what do we do? How do we do it? Should we do it? Is it possible to do? So if you have a reactive dog,

I kind of dive into the difference between a pet dog and a working dog and the controversy that goes with that apparently

that I had recently found out. So it's pretty interesting, but great podcast for people who are

dealing with very innate primal instinctual stuff. And it doesn't matter if you have a lab that wants

to keep chasing birds or a gun dog that wants to keep chasing birds. It's like, where does,

where's the line in the sand of what you can do and what's realistic and what's fair? So hopefully you guys enjoy this podcast. Thank you so much for listening. Number one dog journey podcast in the world. Thank you guys. Enjoy. Bye. Talk to you next time. Bye. Hey. So, we have a 10 and a half month old Kanye Corso. Okay. We got him as a puppy from a very responsible breeder at about four months of age.

Grew up on a farm. We live in the city of Pittsburgh. We've been very dedicated about good training,

you know, started him off with puppy kindergarten and all that good stuff.

To be clear, a lot of things are going right.

He's a joy to be around. He's super affectionate. He's super smart.

Learns obedience very, very well.

But we even, like, essentially as soon as we got him reactivity around other dogs was a huge thing.

To the point that like with the puppy kindergarten, you know, we could not do any of the group interaction.

It was like we walk into the room and like tunnel vision about the other dogs and all that stuff.

So it was always on leash.

And like once class started and all the dogs were like sat by your side, he could focus and he was almost like the class pet in terms of like how good he was with like

obedience and all that stuff okay um now um you know on walks loose leash walking lots of looking

and checking in um like lots of stuff we've had crazy construction around us with street and like he deals with

the noises and the construction workers like hollering at him like thinking he's so cute very,

very well, but the reactivity with other dogs like other leash dogs is very tough to control.

So sometimes it's like a little tiny,

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