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Balanced Dog Training With Suburban K9

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We have an expert team of dog trainers located around the country that bring their wealth of knowledge to this podcast. Matt Covey, our company founder and podcast host has been training dogs for over 18 years and has huge amounts of experience helping people raise their dogs properly and solving complex aggression and fear issues. Nelson Medrano is a Senior Trainer with SK9 and has experience with all types of dogs including countless aggression cases. Learn, laugh and get info that only an experienced dog trainer can bring you.

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May 21, 2026

Dog Etiquette in Public --- A Trainers Perspective

If this description sounds kinda douchy its because it was written by AI. Learn essential dog etiquette for public spaces to ensure enjoyable outings for both pets and people. Discover tips for responsible pet ownership and public behavior. When it comes to taking our dogs out into public spaces, many pet owners face challenges that can impact the experience for everyone involved. How do you ensure your dog is well-behaved in environments filled with distractions? In this post, we’ll explore essential dog etiquette that every pet owner should follow, ensuring a positive experience for both your furry friend and those around you. ## Understanding the Importance of Dog EtiquetteDogs are social creatures, and public outings are opportunities for them to explore and interact. However, without proper training and etiquette, these outings can lead to frustrating situations for both pet owners and the public. Understanding the significance of good dog behavior in public spaces can help prevent negative encounters. ### Why Etiquette Matters- **Respect for Others:** Not everyone is comfortable around dogs. A well-behaved dog shows respect for those who may be nervous or fearful.- **Safety:** Good etiquette reduces the risk of accidents, such as dogs pulling on leashes and causing injury to themselves or others.- **Positive Reputation:** Responsible dog ownership enhances the reputation of pet owners in the community, making public spaces more welcoming for everyone. ## Key Etiquette Guidelines for Public Spaces### 1. Maintain Control of Your Dog- **Leash Requirements:** Always keep your dog on a leash in public spaces unless you are in a designated off-leash area. This helps ensure you have control over your dog’s movements.- **Training Commands:** Invest time in teaching basic commands such as "sit," "stay," and "leave it." These commands can prevent your dog from getting into trouble or approaching others without permission. ### 2. Be Mindful of Your Dog's Behavior- **Barking and Aggression:** If your dog tends to bark excessively or show aggression towards other dogs or people, consider seeking professional training. This behavior can disrupt public peace and create tension.- **Socialization:** Regularly exposing your dog to different environments, noises, and people can help them become more comfortable and less reactive in public. ### 3. Clean Up After Your Dog- **Waste Management:** Always carry bags to clean up after your dog in public spaces. Leaving waste behind is not only disrespectful but can also pose health risks.- **Designated Areas:** Use designated areas for dog relief whenever possible, especially in parks and public events. ### 4. Be Considerate of Others- **Ask Before Approaching:** Not everyone is comfortable with dogs. Always ask permission before allowing your dog to approach others, especially children or elderly individuals.- **Avoid Crowded Areas:** If your dog is easily distracted or anxious, consider visiting less crowded times or areas to avoid overwhelming them. ## ConclusionPracticing good dog etiquette in public spaces is essential for fostering a positive environment for both pets and people. By maintaining control of your dog, being mindful of their behavior, cleaning up after them, and being considerate of others, you contribute to a community that welcomes dogs and their owners. Remember, a well-behaved dog reflects positively on you as a pet owner. For more tips on responsible pet ownership, check out our related articles on dog training and socialization.

April 29, 2026

Littermate Syndrome---Preventing and Resolving

We want to help you prevent and fix Littermate Syndrome! Are you raising and training littermate puppies? Do you have littermates that are fighting? Fixing littermate syndrome and stopping your dogs from fighting is possible, it just takes a good plan and a lot of effort. This podcast is meant to educate dog owners who currently have or are considering getting littermates. We recommend you avoid getting littermates, but if you already have them we are here to help!!!Not every time you raise littermates will lead to issues, but if Littermate Syndrome does arise it can be a huge problem. Our recommendation is to always assume that two littermates will develop Littermate Syndrome and take a series of steps to prevent it. If you have littermates remember that it is 3 times more work than raising one puppy! You need to do all of their training and socializing both together and separate. Generally littermate syndrome leads to socialization issues but it can also lead to fighting between the siblings. When littermate syndrome turns into fights between the dogs we call it Sibling Rivalry Syndrome. This usually occurs because one dog has become too pushy/dominant while the other dog has become too submissive. Your job when raising littermates is to make sure they are comfortable even when separate. This means you need to work on a lot of socializing and obedience training with your puppies while they are separated to ensure that they learn how to be happy on their own. If they are stressed during this process you need to use your obedience commands as a calming tool. They goal is to use Heel and other commands as a way to "reset" your dogs' brains and calm them down. We have hundreds of littermate syndrome success stories, and they are all due to having an action plan and then working hard. Make sure to crate your littermates separately, preferably in separate rooms. This helps them handle being alone and can prevent or help fix separation anxiety. If you have never done this you will need to start slowly to make sure the dogs are able to handle the process. Reach out with questions!

April 9, 2026

How to: Boundary Training For Dogs

Boundary training is an amazing skill that can change your dog's life. It allows your dog more freedom and the ability to be off leash more often. We discuss how to do boundary training in a variety of situations from the yard, to the front door to the kitchen. We spend most of the time discussing how to do boundary training in the yard because it is the most challenging and the most important. Imagine not having a fence and being able to allow your dog to roam free! A lot of our clients do boundary training in the front yard even when they have a fence in the backyard. Enjoy the episode and drop a comment with questions.

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What is Balanced Dog Training With Suburban K9?: We have an expert team of dog trainers located around the country that bring their wealth of knowledge to this podcast. Matt Covey, our company founder and podcast host has been training dogs for over 18 years and has huge amounts of experience helping people raise their dogs properly and solving complex aggression and fear issues. Nelson Medrano is a Senior Trainer with SK9 and has experience with all types of dogs including countless aggression cases.

Learn, laugh and get info that only an experienced dog trainer can bring you.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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