This is the puppy training podcast, episode 100, your success stories.

This podcast is designed to help you on your journey of becoming best friends through love and learning as you train your own dog from home.

And I'm here to help you every step of the way.

This is the puppy training podcast, and I'm your to help you every step of the way. This is the puppy training podcast and I'm

your host, Amy Jensen. We made it to 100, 100 episodes of the puppy training podcast. Thank you so

much for your support, for listening, for sharing the show and and most importantly, for taking the time to implement

what you learn in everyday life with your dogs. I'm excited to share with you things we received

from you this week. My goal with Baxter and Bela, the online puppy school, was and still is,

to better educate families on how to incorporate a dog into their home in life. It has been so fun and

rewarding to read your successes you send in this week. So thank you. Puppie training takes time,

patience, and effort, all of which you give to your dog. I may provide the information, but you do

the hard work. So please give yourself a big pat on the back. Today, I want to celebrate with you.

To start off, Carrie says, my puppy did a great job walking today to get kids from school.

We will be working on her walking next to me. I have never had a puppy leash walk so early.

Keep up the good work, Carrie. Step by step success is build strong habits. I hope with all the training you are doing

with your dog that you use it. What are things you ask your dog to do so they stay out of trouble at home?

Check out this email from Gail. She states, Cooper is our 21-month-old mini golden doodle. One of our

favorite success stories is how we broke the habit of him

wanting to lick the dishes when we are loading the dishwasher. When he gets near the dishwasher,

we say crate and he immediately runs into his crate and lays down. When we started training this,

we gave him treats immediately. But now sometimes we don't even give him a treat and we forget

he's in there.

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