This is the puppy training podcast episode number 25, jumping.

This podcast is for those looking to train their own dog, whether as a family companion,

a service, or a therapy dog, and I'm here to help you every step is away.

This is the puppy training podcast, and I'm your host, Amy Jensen.

Hello, friends. I hope you're having a fabulous week. I hope your puppies are

doing well. I'm curious what you're all working on this week. I know boots, our little service dog

puppy in training, is practicing getting his own leash and fixing it. Did you guys know that your dog

can fix his own leash? You can simply say fix, and if they've stepped over it and

it's tangled under their leg, they'll lift their paw, and the leash is back to normal. Isn't that

nice? I think it's amazing what dogs can do, and that's such a simple little thing, but sometimes

I think we get stuck on, I just want my dog to sit, stay, and come, but it's really awesome

branching out and training them to do some really

cool things. So I challenge you this week. Train your dog to do something new. Find a trick, find

something that you think is cool, and go do it. It motivates you to train and it helps you to have

fun at the same time and build a bond with your dog all things that I love and recommend.

I want to give a shout out to Noel. Thank you for sending in topics for the podcast. I really

appreciate your guys' ideas and I want to know what you want help with. So if you have a good

topic that you want me to address on the podcast, send it to info at backstarabella.com, and I might do that one next

week. Who knows? I also want to send a shout out to Talley and let you know that Boots is in

the middle of adolescence as well. In fact, he has hit it full force. I swear we woke up the other

day and I'm like, where did my dog go? So I have boots my service dog

in training. He's definitely hit adolescent stage and Talley, I know your dog has just hit this stage as well.

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