This is the puppy training podcast episode number 116, body sensitivity.

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.

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Amy Jensen. Hey everybody, welcome to the puppy training podcast. Thank you for listening. I appreciate

you being here today. We want to talk about dogs and body sensitivity. Sometimes you might notice that your dog is a little more

sensitive. So today I have my trainer, Michelle, Riley, with me. Thanks, Michelle, for joining me to

talk about this today. Yeah, thanks for having me. First of all, before we get into body sensitivity,

I'm just curious what you've been up to lately. Yeah, so I've been very busy at my house.

I am a service dog trainer for good dog service canines.

So I currently have three puppies that I'm training to become service dogs, which is pretty

neat.

But I've got a full house with three puppies under the age of one.

So yeah, it can get, it can get to be loud in my house

on occasion, but thankfully I live on an acre and a half, so they have plenty of room to run

around. Okay, so I'm imagining these puppies all under a year old. I would just be curious and

maybe for our listeners that they might be curious. How do you manage the date? There are baby

gates everywhere.

We have lots of structure where thankfully I've had two of them since they were eight weeks old.

So they kind of have understood our routine and our schedule since I got them. And so thankfully

when we just added the third in, he kind of just had to learn to go with our routine and patterns.

But lots of mental stimulation, lots of opportunities to take. and he kind of just had to learn to go with our routine and patterns.

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