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Get A Calm Dog

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The Get a Calm Dog Podcast by Dog Liaison is dedicated to teaching dog guardians how to train their dog or puppy. Deep dive on dog training tips and dog behavior science.

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  • Separation Anxiety Dog: Should You Say Goodbye/Hello to Your Dog When You Leave

    Separation Anxiety Dog: Should You Say Goodbye/Hello to Your Dog When You Leave
    Oct 14 2026
    If your dog has separation anxiety, you've probably been told over and over: “don't say goodbye, don't say hello — it just reinforces their fear.” But is that actually true?Plus, J explains how to shift your separation anxiety dog’s association with goodbye cues so they signal safety and predictability rather than panic, and why the energy YOU bring to departures and returns matters more than whether or not you say goodbye at all.In this episode, you’ll learn:0:00 Should You Say Hello/Goodbye to a Dog with Separation Anxiety?1:43 How to Change Your Dog's Association with Departure Cues2:19 What Energy Level YOU Should Have When you Leave Your Dog Home Alone5:10 How to Handle the Return Home: Building a Routine That Works6:23 Why You Can't Reinforce Fear9:06 Short-Term Fixes vs. Long-Term Separation Anxiety Training📝 Get Your Free Separation Anxiety FAQ Guidecovering the most common questions about separation-related stress – from puppy distress and crate struggles to full-scale separation anxiety.MORE DOG TRAINING (for free!)📝 List of 50 Enrichment Ideas to do with your dog. Easy, realistic ways to meet your dog’s mental and emotional needs — without buying a bunch of gear, adding hours to your day, or wondering if you’re “doing enough.”🚀 Access ALL the GACD free content HERE📰 Subscribe to the Dog Nerd Newsletter (J’s weekly blog-style dog training email newsletter)🐕‍🦺 Want to work with J and Team GACD to help you train your dog? Go HEREEmail: contact@getacalmdog.comIG: @‌itsjromanoFB: GACDMake sure to follow our podcast!Disclaimers: Jenna Romano is not a veterinarian. Always consult a veterinarian. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. This episode is for entertainment purposes only. Jenna Romano will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this episode including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death to you or your dog. This episode is not instructional.Want to work with J and Team GACD? Go to https://www.getacalmdog.com/ to learn more.Check out video tutorials on GACD YouTubeSubscribe to the Dog Nerd Newsletter (J’s weekly blog-style email newsletter)Follow J on IG Follow GACD on FB Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    10 min
  • Play Bows: What They ACTUALLY MEAN in Dog Communication

    Play Bows: What They ACTUALLY MEAN in Dog Communication
    Oct 5 2026
    What does the dog play bow mean? Is it always a sign that everything is fun and friendly? Or can it sometimes mean a dog is stressed?This episode breaks down the dog play bow and its role in dog body language. Learn how to spot play bows vs play bows with jumps (“forefoot stabs”), and the healthy pauses that dogs give when they’re play bowing to check-in with another dog or their owner.You’ll learn:What the dog play bow actually communicates — and when it can be a stress signalHow dogs use play bows as invitations and mimicry to agree to playPlay bows that jump and pounce (aka “Forefoot stabs”): another key piece of dog body languageHow to apply these principles to dog-human play for better engagementThe science of pauses in dog play behavior (the 3-to-30-second rule)How to tell the difference between healthy tension and danger in dog behaviorWhen to step in and interrupt unhealthy dog play, and how to do it without escalating the dangerWhether healthy play check-ins are innate or can be trainedTimestamps:0:00 What Does the Dog Play Bow Mean?1:03 Play Bow as Invitation to Play1:47 Play Bows with Jumps: Forefoot Stabs2:43 Play Bows as “Pauses” in Healthy Dog Communication3:50 When to Intervene & Call Dogs Off6:26 Play Bows in Dog-Owner Play🎥 Watch the Complete YouTube video (with dog video case studies!) HERE (coming soon! publishes on YouTube on 10/6/26)🐕‍🦺 Want to work with J and Team GACD to help you train your dog? Go HEREMORE DOG TRAINING (for free!)📖 FREE eBook! Real Reason Your Dog Humps (and How to Stop It) The Embarrassed Dog Owner’s Science-Backed Guide to Understand Dog Humping, Decode Body Language, & Train the Hump Away Without Punishment📝 List of 50 Enrichment Ideas to do with your dog. Easy, realistic ways to meet your dog’s mental and emotional needs — without buying a bunch of gear, adding hours to your day, or wondering if you’re “doing enough.”🚀 Access ALL the GACD free content HERE📰 Subscribe to the Dog Nerd Newsletter (J’s weekly blog-style dog training email newsletter)Email: contact@getacalmdog.comIG: @‌itsjromanoFB: GACDMake sure to follow our podcast!Disclaimers: Jenna Romano is not a veterinarian. Always consult a veterinarian. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. This episode is for entertainment purposes only. Jenna Romano will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this episode including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death to you or your dog. This video is not instructional.Want to work with J and Team GACD? Go to https://www.getacalmdog.com/ to learn more.Check out video tutorials on GACD YouTubeSubscribe to the Dog Nerd Newsletter (J’s weekly blog-style email newsletter)Follow J on IG Follow GACD on FB Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    9 min
  • Dog Humping: What it Actually Means when a Dog Humps (science explained)

    Dog Humping: What it Actually Means when a Dog Humps (science explained)
    Sep 23 2026
    📥 Get your FREE eBook to The Reasons Your Dog Humps & How to Stop ItIf your dog humps your leg, other dogs, guests, or even furniture out of nowhere, you probably get pretty embarrassed and want to stop your dog from humping.First, let’s debunk: dog humping is NOT about asserting "dominance" or being the "alpha." So then what is your dog communicating when they hump?In this episode, I go over the 4 reasons your dog is actually humping according to science.You’ll learn:what your dog is communicating when they hump,why neutering isn’t always a quick fix,how to train your dog to stop dog humping you, other dogs, other people, and furniture.and moreTimestamps:00:00 Intro01:55 Get the Complimentary eBook02:19 Humping = ‘Mounting’02:33 Is Humping about Asserting Dominance as an Alpha?04:19 Will Neuter/Spay Stop the Humping?06:12 Will Neuter/Spay Calm a Dog Down?08:06 What Humping Communicates (Dog Body Language)09:15 First Reason Dog is Humping [Address this FIRST]10:45 Most Overlooked Reason Dog is Humping11:02 Why Dog Humps on a biological level11:32 Most Overlooked Reason Dog is Humping (cont)15:20 What it Means when Dog Humps During Play19:28 Is Dog Humping just Attention-Seeking?20:47 Common Mistakes Owners Make when Trying to Train the Hump Away23:18 MOST Common Mistake Owners Make when Training the Hump Away [DON’T DO THIS!]25:50 How to Stop Dog Humping34:09 Recap & Your Next Steps📃All Citations for this episode and eBook hereMORE DOG TRAINING (for free!)📝 List of 50 Enrichment Ideas to do with your dog. Easy, realistic ways to meet your dog’s mental and emotional needs — without buying a bunch of gear, adding hours to your day, or wondering if you’re “doing enough.”🌭FREE Guide to Help You Find Your Dog’s Treat Value Scale. Stop guessing what motivates your dog and strategically use your dog’s high, medium, and low value treats comparably to how hard your dog’s working.🚀 Access ALL the GACD free content HERE📰 Subscribe to the Dog Nerd Newsletter (J’s weekly blog-style dog training email newsletter)🐕‍🦺 Want to work with J and Team GACD to help you train your dog? Go HEREEmail: contact@getacalmdog.comIG: @‌itsjromanoFB: GACDMake sure to follow our podcast!Disclaimers: Jenna Romano is not a veterinarian. Always consult a veterinarian. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. This episode is for entertainment purposes only. Jenna Romano will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this episode including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death to you or your dog. This episode is not instructional.Want to work with J and Team GACD? Go to https://www.getacalmdog.com/ to learn more.Check out video tutorials on GACD YouTubeSubscribe to the Dog Nerd Newsletter (J’s weekly blog-style email newsletter)Follow J on IG Follow GACD on FB Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    36 min
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