The Dogpoint Podcast

Hi I'm Marc from Dogpoint! The Dogpoint Podcast is where myself and other guests talk about a variety of dog topics such as training, nutrition, care, and others.

The Dogpoint Podcast is a kids podcast hosted by Dogpoint LLC, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dogpoint LLC hosts The Dogpoint Podcast, a kids show with 17 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  Episode 17 | Stop Overcomplicating Dog Training with Jeremy Tai Chew from Hakwai K9

  Dec 7, 20241h 41mS1

  <p>Podcast Notes: The Dogpoint Podcast Ep #17</p><p>Topic: Stop Overcomplicating Dog Training</p>Most dog owners just want solutions, not a psychology lecture.Focus on training both dogs and owners with simple, clear instructions.Over-theorizing intimidates owners and reduces confidence.<p>Tools & Training Approach</p>Not every tool works for every dog; match tools to the dog's needs and temperament.For Rottweilers, a prong collar can escalate reactivity; an e-collar might be better.Start leash training inside the house before moving outside.<p>Common Training Mistakes</p>Training dogs in a foreign language can lead to confusion, especially...

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  Episode #16

  Episode 16 | Small Things Turn Into Big Things

  Nov 21, 202411 minS1

  <p>Podcast Notes for The Dogpoint Podcast, Episode 16: Small Things Turn Into Big Things</p>Opening Acknowledgment I thanked our listeners from all over the world, including Trinidad and Tobago, the USA, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, and more. I never imagined this podcast would reach so far!Key Theme Small behaviors in dogs that seem harmless or cute can grow into major problems if left unchecked.Examples of Small Things Turning BigDemanding Attention: Pawing might seem cute but is actually a demand for attention. If ignored, it can escalate into growling or snapping when denied.Ignoring Commands: Repeating commands...

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  Episode #15

  Episode 15 | Keep Pet Dog Training Simple

  Nov 7, 202421 minS1

  Dog training shouldn’t be overcomplicated.Many behaviors stem from genetics or unintentional owner mistakes.Most dog owners just want their dog’s issues resolved quickly, without jargon or extended timelines.The average dog owner doesn’t care about academic theories like Skinner or training “quadrants.”Real, effective training = reward good behaviors, correct the unwanted ones.It’s not about asking dogs for “consent” to train; it’s about clear boundaries.Dogs need structure and rules for a balanced relationship with us.Avoid prolonged stress for dogs in training—it’s unnecessary.Not all dogs respond the same; there’s no one-size-fits-all app...

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  Episode #14

  Episode 14 | Current State of The Dog Training Industry

  Oct 24, 202418 minS1

  <p>Episode 14 Notes and Summary:</p>Information Overload in Dog Training:Excessive information confuses new dog owners and trainers.Some believe they've reinvented dog training and dismiss others.I address them: "Grasshopper, you have much to learn."Experience vs. Certification:Many have only a few years' experience with online certifications.They think they know everything but lack depth.They take years to fix problems seasoned trainers resolve quickly.Continuous Learning Among Professionals:Top trainers learn from each other to gain new insights.We seek that extra 5% of knowledge to improve.Open-mindedness and love for dogs drive us.Critique of Exclusive...

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  Episode #13

  Episode 13 | A Day In The Life Of A Dog Trainer With My Son

  Oct 10, 202448 minS1

  <p>Episode Title: A Day in the Life of a Dog Trainer</p>IntroductionI (Marc) discuss the daily challenges and rewards of being a dog trainer.My son, Michael Windgassen, joins me to share insights from our experiences with high-drive dogs.Ninja, the German ShepherdNinja could sense when we were waking up by our heartbeat and would be ready to work before we were even fully conscious.His drive was constant—always ready to work, no matter the time of day or how tired we were.Living with Ninja was intense, as he was always focused on his "job," which so...

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