This is the puppy training podcast episode 131, navigating adolescence.

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 host, Amy Jensen.

Hello, everyone.

I hope you were having a fabulous week.

Today on the podcast, Sabrina from the World of Woof is joining me.

They have a passion for canine adolescents,

and so I invited them to share

their story with us today. I know many of you can relate to their experiences. Welcome, Sabrina.

Thank you very much for having me, Amy. To get started, will you tell us a little bit about yourself,

how you got into the dog space and anything else you want us to know. Yeah, my name is Sabrina. My company is

Waldorf. I am a passionate dog lover and I really enjoy what I do. I specialize in adolescent dogs

with neurodivergent guardians and I have been the founder and creator of my own company since

2020. So right in the middle of COVID,

literally started as we hit lockdown, which was not ideal, but I've managed to make it work

somehow. I actually do fully virtual training as well, which I really, really enjoy. I find that

having people and dogs in the comfort of their own home can make a world of difference sometimes, especially with those adolescents and, you know, sometimes overreactive dogs and things like that.

I am an avid Dungeons and Dragons player and I really enjoy dancing, so I try and do those two things as much as possible in my downtime as well.

That's so fun.

Yeah, the virtual training space is awesome, isn't it?

Like you mentioned some of these dogs that have some issues with, you know, we're asking

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