JCS: Darryl Payne with Pawfection Dog Training 1/28/2026

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Daryl Payne explains why he didn't see a single police officer during his recent trip to London.

The episode begins with host Jim Colbert introducing Daryl Payne, a dog trainer from Pawfection Dog Training. Daryl discusses his recent five-week trip to England over Thanksgiving and Christmas, noting the early darkness and weather similar to New York. He observes a lack of visible police in London compared to the past, reflecting on changes in policing styles. The conversation shifts to dog ownership, with Daryl explaining that England has more common land for dogs to run freely, unlike the U.S. where dog parks are often too small and poorly designed. He describes how dogs in England are allowed in pubs, creating a social atmosphere. Listener questions are taken, covering topics such as correcting puppy biting, whether dogs need sweaters in cold weather, and managing jumping behavior in large breeds like Great Danes. Daryl advises against getting a third dog due to pack dynamics and discusses challenges with shelter dogs, including cage rage. A caller named Oscar shares issues with multiple rescue dogs peeing and barking, prompting Daryl to explain territorial behavior and boredom. The episode concludes with contact information for Pawfection Dog Training and a sponsor message from Klausman Law.

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A practical, loose dog-training segment with a small-business spine and one memorable palace detour.

Daryl Payne of Pawfection Dog Training gives this single-episode review its most useful angle: the perspective of a working small-business operator who spends his days solving ordinary dog problems.

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You want dog-behavior advice with a Buckingham Palace detour? Daryl Payne brings the police-dog palace poop story.

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