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In our live train station shows on YouTube, we help people to have a well-behaved four-legged family member. We'll talk about dog behavior and talk about some solutions so our viewers have a dog who loves to listen and that way, they can spend more time together! These episodes are pulled from our live YouTube show. If you'd like to join us live be sure to check out our YouTube channel on Thursday's at 7:30 PM EST.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Practical demonstrations make dog behavior legible as a series of setups, choices and well-timed interventions.
McCann Dog Training - Train Station Replay turns everyday trouble into a sequence of manageable training decisions. The hosts work through puppy supervision, jumping, outdoor distractions and fitting short practice sessions into a busy day.
That processed cheese on the counter is bait for teaching your dog to keep four paws down.
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A practical morning training plan that treats mental work as the real fuel for better dog behavior.
McCann Dog Training frames a simple morning habit for new dog owners, puppy owners, and people working with dogs in training: 10 or 15 focused minutes, getting up 20 minutes earlier, and turning ordinary moments into training time.
A grounded guide to helping a dog stay focused outside, with a few live-show detours.
This episode stays focused on a simple idea: a dog that cannot settle outside is not broken, it is under too much pressure. The advice is practical and easy to follow, with clear use of control position, a loose leash, and stepping away when the environment gets too loud or…
Practical help for a springy young dog learning that jumping is a cue, not a habit.
The focus stays on Five Alive, the youngest dog in the room: a two-year-old Whippet, Border Collie, Jack Russell, and Terrier mix whose springy temperament makes jumping feel almost automatic. The training advice is practical and specific.
A practical lesson in using counters, distance, and coached helpers to stop jumping before it becomes habit.
This episode treats stopping a dog from jumping as a lesson in control: counters set the base, the dog is held in a sit, and distractions are added in a careful sequence.
Practical puppy management, with repetition that helps the house-line lesson stick.
This episode stays on the practical middle of puppy ownership, where crate use, a house line, and steady supervision matter more than theory. The trainers keep coming back to one clear point: manage the environment so the puppy has fewer chances to rehearse the wrong choice.
Real-life obedience, explained slowly enough to use.
Real training, one variable at a time.
Plainspoken training for everyday dog life.
Dog behavior advice from the real household mess.
Dog training, real cases, honest owner talk.
Blunt dog behavior answers, no soft landing.
Could 10 minutes change the day?
Outside focus starts with pressure, not a magic cue.
Five has been through this phase, and he makes a useful demo dog here.
This episode emphasizes the critical role of active supervision in dog training to prevent bad habits and reinforce good behavior.
A live dog training show where hosts discuss puppy seminars and answer viewer questions about dog behavior.
This episode teaches a three-step method to stop any unwanted dog behavior, starting with foundation and fairness.
Start with counters.
The hosts talk through the practical side of living with a new puppy in this episode.
This episode provides tips on leash training dogs, emphasizing starting with a win and choosing the right environment.
The host opens a live dog training show by announcing donations for canine cancer research and sharing personal stories about dogs lost to cancer.