In this episode of the Doggie Stoic podcast, we sit down with Carlos Ramirez, a renowned trainer and vendor who bridges the world of high-level law enforcement contracts and everyday pet rehabilitation. Carlos shares his unique journey from growing up on a farm in Puerto Rico to becoming a standout graduate of the Tom Rose School, eventually developing a philosophy that prioritizes the "dogness" of the animal over human expectations.We explore the nuances of bite work, why most decoys are "roller coasters" instead of "race cars," and the critical importance of selecting for nerves over drive. Carlos also offers a raw look at the dog training industry, explaining why social media "experts" often have more time for bickering than actual training.
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