Topic: (Continued from Part 1) A roundtable discussion with women involved in protection sports and their experiences and challenges.

Guests:

Mahogany Gamble
Meryl Cohen
Emily Stoddard
Christopher Smith
Mark McCabe

Topic: A roundtable discussion with women involved in protection sports and their experiences and challenges.

Guests:

Mahogany Gamble
Meryl Cohen
Emily Stoddard
Christopher Smith
Mark McCabe

Connect with:

Meryl Cohen

Bay Area Balanced Dog Training

http://bayareabalanceddogtraining.com/

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Description:

Join us as we talk to Meryl Cohen about her passion for her work, her love of working with off breeds in protection sports, how she feels about how women are treated in the industry, and her thoughts on bullying in the industry. This conversation covers a wide range of subjects. You may/may not agree with her thoughts but you’ll likely find the conversation thought-provoking! Hope you enjoy it!

In this discussion, we sit down with 3 women who live and work with chronic illness. Owning a business while having a chronic illness requires quite a bit of planning and communication – and boundaries and self care. You’ll hear how these women juggle clients, marriage, schedules, friendships, and medical issues. Some days are particularly rough but you’ll hear them laugh about some of the most absurd parts of living and working with a chronic illness. Hope you enjoy this one but also gain more insight into the complex and yet uplifting lives that these women (and others) live.

 
Connect with Leslie Horton:

 
Most Fine Canine
https://www.mostfinecanine.net/
Frederick, MD

 
Connect with Tori Roser:

Pawlished Dog Training
https://www.pawlisheddog.com/
Mentor, KY

 
Connect with Megan Sierra:

Expedition Paws Dog Training
http://www.expeditionpaws.com/
Miami, FL

In this discussion, we sit down with 4 women who are members of the LGBTQ community – and the dog training community. We talk about what have been the challenges of being LGBTQ in the business but also in life, how they feel about the way in which they’ve been treated in the industry, and what they want their non-LGBTQ friends and allies to know. Join us for this open and heartfelt conversation. We learned so much and hope our listeners do too!

Connect with Mailey McLaughlin:

The Pooch Professor
https://poochprofessor.com/ 

Connect with Emily Kaiser:

Kaiser K9
https://www.kaisercanine.com/

Connect with Elisa Winsor:

The Unmistakable Dog
https://www.theunmistakabledog.com/dogtraining

Connect with Jess Okon

https://www.facebook.com/jokon

Four experienced dog trainers join Dogwomen Unleashed to give valuable advice for new trainers entering the industry. This is the second of a three part series.

[0:00] Introduction

[3:05] Meet is Lisa Daniel

[6:11] Meet Jana Nichols

[8:29] Meet Tara Kiernan

[10:23]Meet Melissa Winsor

[12:17] What challenges came up when you started training that you didn't anticipate?

[25:54] Advice for someone just starting out

[27:36] The pitfalls of getting hung up on technique

[30:08] Your job is train people first and then the dog

[38:28] Document yourself working on video and learn to anticipate what's going to happen next

[42:27] Self care as a dog trainer

Connect with Stephanie McCabe:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dogwomenunleashed/

Connect with Lisa Daniel:

Website: https://danielsdogs.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanielsDogs/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-daniel-466b67a 

Connect with Tara Kiernan:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tara-kiernan-60873824 

Connect with Melissa Windsor:

Website: https://www.theunmistakabledog.com/ 

Connect with Jana Nichols:

Website: https://www.northwoodscanineconnection.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NorthwoodsAnimalLearningandWellnessCenter

In an industry where competition is the name of the game, it can feel very lonely. Imagine having someone in the industry who looks out for you, supports you, and collaborates with you. And then imagine if that person was your best friend…

On this episode we speak with two pairs of best friends who have chosen to embrace personal connection, friendship, and collaboration over competition. Over the years, their relationships have gone from professional connections to something deeper and they now consider each other to be among the most important people in their lives. In this conversation, they share the joys of what it's like having the support of another person who knows the world you live and work in and how they've been able to better grow their business – and help you grow yours!

Join us for this uplifting and inspiring conversation about the value of best friends in work and life! If you have a similar relationship, you’ll understand all of the dynamics of these two pairs of best friends. If you don’t have a best friend, you’ll want one (and you’ll want to be one to someone else)!

[00:00] Introduction

[1:44] Meet Lindsay Stamper

[2:41] Meet Laura King

[3:21] Meet Tori Roser

[4:08] Meet Justine Oakwood

[4:47] The benefits of friendship and collaboration over competition

[9:57] Building a strong friendship with your "competition" based on trust

[15:20] The line between business and friendship

[22:36] The challenges of running dog training businesses

[27:38]  Advice to women who want to start collaborating instead of competing

[31:38] The influence that women have on the dog training industry

[34:59] The impact friendship has on marriage

[44:08] The benefits of supporting other women to build a better dog training industry

Connect with Stephanie McCabe:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dogwomenunleashed/ 

Connect with Lindsay Stamper:

Taking The lead Ohio - https://www.facebook.com/TakingTheLeadOhio/about/ 

Connect with Laura King:

Kings Creatures - https://www.kingscreatures.com/ 

Connect with Tori Roser:

Pawlished Dog Training - https://www.pawlisheddog.com/ 

Connect with Justine Oakwood:

Full Moon Dog Training - http://www.fullmoondogs.com/

Clare's approach is inspired by a diverse set of experiences, including her time working in a veterinary clinic. She's also spent a lot of time volunteering at shelters, rescues, and service dog groups like Vets To Vets United. Clare has been an equestrian for most of her life, and she regularly attends natural horsemanship clinics, which has shaped her dog training insights in unexpected and successful ways.

Clare Reece-Glore's story would be fascinating if all we talked about was her long career in human resources, but she eventually transitioned to dog training and now owns her own business called Yay Dog in Durham, North Carolina. And if that wasn't enough, Clare was recently elected president of the National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors (NADOI).

Clare joins Dogwomen Unleashed to talk about her transition from HR to dog training, her work with therapy dogs, and her most recent adventure as the president of a national organisation. And she brought a piece of her former life to her new life as a female leader and someone who helps families have a better relationship with their dogs.

[00:00] Introduction

[5:29] The history of dog breeding

[7:08] Going against the grain and becoming a successful dog trainer

[9:48] What it's like to run a business with your spouse\

[14:45] Training therapy dogs

[25:19] What it's like becoming certified with NADOI

[33:08] Why are there not as many female leaders in dog training

[44:29] Conclusion

Connect with Clare Reece-Glore:

Website: https://www.yaydog.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clare-reece-glore-835b737

Connect with Stephanie McCabe:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dogwomenunleashed/