Caffeine and Canines

This week we sit down to discuss whether you should tell your dog what to do, or what not to do. We dive into the controversial reality of "positive only" dog training and discuss how trying to fix your dogs behaviour with obedience, rewards and bribes is actually making them less liberated.

Plus, we sit down with Sarah and Shane to talk about their 60kg Cane Corso, Gus. After being dragged into traffic and trying every trick in the book, they share the exact shift in training that finally gave them their confidence back.

We’re with Kelly (The alcoholic ex-dog walker) opening up South Coast Canine Academy with our first Bootcamp down south. To honour this big moment for us, Kelly is here to tell us her 2 poo related incidents.. We also sit down with Harrison and Kayleigh to talk about the reality of rehabilitating a reactive rescue. They adopted Hazel, a beautiful Rottweiler, but quickly found themselves trapped in a cycle of stress. We hear how they’ve gotten on this week on the first ever South Coast Canine Academy bootcamp and what their life will look like moving forward.

This week we discuss the psychology behind people who think their dog is different and therefore unfixable and exactly why this isn’t the case.
Plus, Kelly from South Coast Canine Academy joins us with some fresh witch-related news and introduces us to her new dog, Chance.
(Apologies in advance for all the bleeps.)

Are we replacing our entire marketing team with an Etsy witch? Honestly, maybe.

This week we catch up with Kelly (the alcoholic dog walker) from the brand new ‘South Coast Canine Academy’. We find out the lengths Kelly went to to change her wedding day weather forecast... and let's just say it involves a highly questionable Etsy purchase and some raw breakfast meat.

Plus, we test out some new custom-carved wooden spoons gifted to us by the Canine Carpenter...

We’re back from Australia!

This week, we are reminiscing about our time in Australia for the grand opening of Perth Canine Academy. We break down the most intense, high-stakes training moments from the trip, including how Jacob accidentally discovered two brand-new (and highly unconventional) training moves that you absolutely won't want to miss.

Plus, we debate the best type of ice cream for maximising cone capacity, and expose Kirkey’s baffling inability to order simple scrambled eggs for breakfast. Let us know in the comments: is Kirkey the problem?