This is the puppy training podcast episode number 29, the toddler stage.

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, hello! All right, you guys, over the weekend, I had somewhat of an

epiphany. Now, I've had this thought before, but the one that I'm going to present today,

it really was clear in my mind, and I'm like, I've got to share this with my listeners. So I'm

excited for today's topic. As you heard, it's the toddler stage, and we're going to talk all about toddlers, which is kind of weird because it's a puppy training podcast, but you'll see what I'm talking about in a minute.

Before we get going, I want to give a shout out to Brenna. Brenna is one of my new members in my program. Thank you for listening. She joined my puppy prep program this past week and we've been

going back and forth with puppy questions and it's been so fun to meet you, Brenna. So thank you

for joining me. All right. I hope you guys are doing well. I hope your puppies are succeeding. I hope you

are having fun training them and that you're finding success and that you're also

building those relationships with your dog. I think it's the best part of puppy training

is that we can have that relationship with our dog where they're excited and happy to train.

There's nothing better than a happy puppy, right? I woke up the other day to snow on the ground

and I'm not that excited about it because it's only October. I'm a skier, right? I woke up the other day to snow on the ground and I'm not that excited

about it because it's only October. I'm a skier, so I like to ski and I like the snow, but I just

am not quite ready for it yet. Anyway, Boots is here and he's never seen snow before and it fell the

other day. I opened the door to, you know, somewhat shocked because I wasn't planning on snow.

And Boots was so excited.

He ran out of my house, did laps around it, was diving and rolling in the snow, and then he

jump right back up and start running and frolicing again.

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