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[@rptrick79]

0:01 *Beckman Unleashed #43* *Darren Sproles* *Troy Polamalu* 0:10 *a real apology and an* *amazingly big podcast with worse* *A/V than a moon landing* 0:55 *Eric- "how is mine better than yours"* 2:04 - *Curt Schilling goes hard-on* *twitter "Oh yeah...Oh yeah!"* 2:12 33+11=43 3:02 Ugly-cute Pitbull mixes blowing up on the Internet and the catastrophic backlash that can be caused from them 5:33 *Joel - " I need to be the bigger* *person, I'm the same as you.* *Also Joel - "I'm not the bigger* *person"* 6:01 *Positivity with Zak George* topped with prison colored sprinkles 6:34 Hey email him! 6:48 A community of Pitbulls attacking people on social media isnt cool but its *OK* if its a politician 7:40 shredding slightly overweight young girls that work at coffee shops is funny. Thats the way the 🌎 is 🤔 8:49 unfunny comedians getting turned into lettuce on the Internet isnt funny 9:11 *Look at this PODCAST, Every* *time I do, it makes me laugh* 9:58 Joel gets TRIGGERED! 11:20 people without Dad's are angry, lemme make sure i dont have issues 12:21- 6 minutes later....technical difficulties due to text elusions 12:42 blaming the guest for our mistakes 12:51 Joel likenesses himself to a past President while he gives Erik time to do his job correctly... 14:38- *Filling in time Making love to Prince* is must see TV? (WTF is going on here) 15:38 Erik.and Joel *FINALLY* figure things out and threaten to put the guest on blast? And finally see theres NO "A" 17:40 *Step up your game POD* 18:05- Special guest from the POD "Look! There he is!" (finally arrives due to no fault of his own) 18:58- Eric explains to @rptrick the trick to good stability and the conversation begins 21:08 - *Ryan* - a walking talking contradiction 😂 22:18 - stupid cover books on how to train a chicken 23:11- Joel calls his guest conceited as he also explains how he's smarter than a teacher at a training school 25:47- Santa Claus sucks? 26:11 *Interview with a Timestamper a "Clickbaity Bromance Story"* and other outlandish things like fishing for compliments, coats and words that need to be left unused 36:12- Bringing it back to dogs for a minute ... 40:28- fly over states and gang shows 41:52 Sports talk and Joel gets schooled on Iowa sports 44:45 Shitheads, good people and how to get people addicted to a PODCAST 51:50 Eric's bedtime routine 53:28 Joel's 3 second method on reinforcement for bad behavior 54:42 Educating stupid timestampers at night on how youtube works 55:28 Eric's thoughts on winning the lottery versus roulette while eating kibble 57:00 *BOTW fails spectacularly* : 101 aggressive spotted dogs 1:00:50 Erik asks Joel if he'd eat a hawk shank 1:02:32 profiling cities that Joel frequents in his double life with the safety index 1:05:20 *Joel telling lies lol* 1:06:17 Nobody cares if your dog pisses in the house or freaks out when you leave------->enter the *Beckman coaching program [e-mail]* 1:11:24 Eric gives Joel a backhanded compliment 1:12:25 comments 1:17:07 Prince the PEE connoisseur 1:18:32 A Harem for the Prince 1:19:58 *BANISHED* by the Govt mechanical things: manual labor with a killer whale 1:24:43 dog people are the most horrible, liberal most boring people on the earth 1:26:23 If you dont check your EGO you'll end up like Madonna @65 a narcissistic mess 1:27:55 Eric's confused about the difference between men and women 1:34:57 Erik sits in a bush and gets eaten alive See you guys next week. ❤ you @bdtraining @underdogmma

[@Veredzil]

rptrick79-ception 😵‍💫

[@underduress5761]

19:12 Joel admits that Ryan is bigger than he is. Ryan quickly tries to hide his Minnie Mouse plushie and calls his skeletons, "shoes" 😳

[@underduress5761]

1:05:20 Joel tells lies 🤣

[@WackForge]

​@@underduress5761great stamp! That was part of the skit that was planned...

[@siokenny11]

​@@underduress5761 😂😂😂 I am now going to refer to them as his Jordan skeletons.

[@larag4646]

I think this channel is my favorite because you give owners permission to tell their dog to knock it off without being over the top. Some trainers are so extreme with either handling dogs with kiddie gloves or being a hard@ss. You're in the middle and just kind of chill and reasonable. Also, your methods don't require owners to live with a fanny pack full of treats on them at all times. Re: Brick background- it made me bless y'all's hearts. 😂

[@lostinamap]

Hi Joel, I'm the owner of two Dalmatians and I am well informed about the breed. They were bred to run alongside horse and carriage to protect from stray dogs and highway men. This evolved eventually into them becoming the mascot for firefighters back when they were horse drawn. It is said that they would bark as they ran along to help clear the roads. Dalmatians are higher energy and can run 50, yes 50, miles a day with relative ease. Dalmatians do have a strong protective instinct and while they should not be straight up aggressive, it is in the breed standard to be "aloof" with strangers. The health issues they are most known for is deafness (about 10% are born deaf or unilateral hearing) and they have a higher chance at forming urinary and bladder stones.

[@michelesteward5170]

I grew up with a Dal 😍🥰😍 great dogs in the right hands

[@blueflare3848]

I have a Dalmatian mix. She’s my first dog and a sweetheart. A little shy with strangers, but otherwise friendly. She’s high energy, typical for the breed, but luckily she has never redirected that energy towards destructive behavior.

[@TheWackler]

I love the breed I'd love to use a Dalmatian for a working hybrid. I've bred puppies exported to be service and SAR dogs and some bought as guard dogs. Those were redose x rotties and I'd love to test the mix out for temperment, since I'm blessed with the red nose who has an impressive temperament. Have you had experience with any type of Dalmatian hybrids? Selectively bred?

[@TheWackler]

​@@blueflare3848what mix?

[@blueflare3848]

@@TheWackler What _isn’t_ she mixed with. According to her DNA test, she is: 58% Dalmatian 19% Chihuahua 8% Australian cattle dog 3% Rottweiler 3% Chow Chow 2% German Shepherd 2% Great Pyrenees 2% American pit bull terrier 2% Keeshond 1% Labrador Retriever Of course, the top three are going to be the biggest influences. But yeah, she’s got quite a few breeds in her. Her mom was a purebred, so these breeds came from the father’s side.

[@rptrick79]

Thank you for having me on guys it was cool . Looking forward to more pod guests too. I guess I didn't answer why I like the channel as well as I could've. You break everything down into easy to explain and use ways as you're working with the dogs and then we can all learn much faster. You're just a really good teacher. The videos I enjoy the most are the ones where you explain how to dissect the situation to get to the root cause or behavior needing modified.

[@underduress5761]

Is that really you? How did you escape YT Quarantine?

[@BullsBayK9]

I enjoyed how you used Minnie to show an example of positive punishment and showing us how she immediately became submissive and just laid on the couch calmly.

[@rptrick79]

@@BullsBayK9 LMAO.

[@ashleym5000]

What I like about the channel: You deal with SERIOUS aggression issues and explain solutions in a different way. You are also unapologetic (in a good way) in regards to your solutions. "The proof is in the pudding." Podcast: I like learning about what makes you tick and how your dog training mindset is actually how you live your whole life (seemingly, I don't know you personally).

[@goshinebullies]

Been watching your videos for years, started as a big Caesar fan and still am. Appreciate your unique approach, especially not bashing on Caesar like others. Enjoying the podcast more as I relate to you guys - being a dad with sporty kids, a believer in Jesus, and loving the no-nonsense attitude. First-gen Latino living in Commiefornia. Oh and was super thrilled when bull terrier was the breed of the week

[@Veredzil]

I’m a first time dog owner to an energetic border collie and here’s what I like about this channel: As opposed to other dog training channels, you don’t use tools (except a head harness), and you have pretty much the same methods for all dogs (with nuance). So it eliminates the analysis paralysis effect of deciding which method and tools to use, your videos basically show the same methods being applied over and over again on different dogs! Another thing is that your audience is the average dog owner who wants to do everyday stuff (like me). Your no nonsense approach and general common sense resonate with me. And finally, you talk clearly and get your point across well even while handling dogs. Thank you for this channel 🙏

[@blueflare3848]

Interesting choice for a first dog. Border Collies definitely aren’t for beginners.

[@Veredzil]

@@blueflare3848it was my dream dog since high school! She’s very sweet smart and well behaved 🥰

[@blueflare3848]

@@Veredzil Yeah, but ideally, you really should get some experience with easier breeds first before getting such a high maintenance dog. It sounds like you’re an exception, but I can’t tell you how many people get a breed that ends up being too much for them to handle and then they either dump it in a shelter or they keep the dog, but both the owner and the dog are miserable because they can’t meet their dog’s needs.

[@shlimey04]

​@@blueflare3848is a pitbull a good first dog for a beginner like me?

[@blueflare3848]

@@shlimey04 It’s funny you bring up pit bulls. That’s actually my dream dog. I’ve wanted one for years and have done an extensive amount of research on them. My honest answer? No, I would not recommend a pit bull for the average first time owner. I think you should own at least one dog prior, preferably a beginner friendly breed. Generally, pit bulls aren’t particularly difficult dogs to raise. A pit bull that has been well-trained and well-bred makes for a great companion. However, pit bulls can be very high energy, more than the average first time owner is willing to deal with. They’re also more prone to dog aggression compared to other breeds. While it isn’t a guarantee, it is something you must keep in mind when owning a pit bull. You need to be able to accommodate for a potentially dog aggressive dog. Keep in mind that pit bulls were originally bred as game dogs. They often have a high drive and high prey drive as well. Above all, the biggest reason I wouldn’t recommend a pit bull to an inexperienced owner is because of the stigma. When you own a stigmatized breed, it is crucial that your dog is on its best behavior at all times. You need to train it perfectly. You must be a good advocate for the breed. I do not believe that a pit bull is a good dog to learn through trial and error with. Society perceives pit bulls differently than other breeds. Even if your dog isn’t actually aggressive, certain behaviors can and will be perceived as aggression by others. That’s a lot of pressure for anyone, let alone an inexperienced owner. I would have loved for nothing more than to get a pit bull for my first dog, but I think getting a different dog first was the right call. I’ve learned a lot from owning and raising a dog. There are things I know now that I didn’t before, which in turn will make me a better pit bull owner and advocate later down the line.

[@underduress5761]

This was the most anticipated podcast for me to date. We got to see and hear from the legendary RPatrick! lol I really like the idea of having pod members on, because we get a chance to hear and see the character of the people we interact with in the comments. I would like to see OffGridDogs for sure and if you can get Kristine to come on, that would be awesome too! 😁 I'm sure since she did apologize (in the same way Joel apologizes in his segment), the pod will treat her fairly and appropriately. lol

[@fireballfitness170]

Yes I agree with the idea of having other pod members on.

[@jillsy2815]

The funniest thing in Joel's youtube comments is when he pins a hater comment and the Joel Fanclub attacks said hater. 🤣🤣🤣🐾💕

[@MangoDobie0823]

I started watching Joel’s KZbin channel two years ago, took our dog to a private session/ board and train about 6 months after that. So, of course, when the podcast was created I had to be a member of the pod. Joel: You are an authentic person with lots of knowledge. You share what you know in a down to earth, easy to understand manner with kindness and no nonsense. ( It’s possible to do both 😊) This is why you’re at 500,000+ subs and why we’ll keep watching ! 🎉 Also, be careful when choosing a female for Prince. Dobermans are genetically predisposed to DCM- make sure to do some testing first! We’ve seen people lose their dogs to this condition at a very young age. 😢 Just want to make sure Prince’s beautiful offspring are healthy!

[@nickfox5321]

Aye! My question! Wonderful. Much appreciation

[@jupiterscreams]

We just rescued two ten month old bonded littermate huskies and in just a few days, you've completely changed this from overwhelming to encouraging. Kept in a crate for 8-16 hours a day together since birth, they weren't potty trained or anything, but well socialized to people. They're so smart and responding well to your techniques. The big hurdle we're going to have to face is getting them to be ok being apart from each other, which is coming up soon as they're no longer in heat and we can get them spayed. Been a wild 11 days, they went into heat like 3 days after we got them before we could get them spayed!.

[@mamacrochets]

I have two 2yo male bonded litter mate huskies. I found Joel's channel when we got them around 2m old and he's been a life saver for so many things! Now if Joel would make a video about how to stop them from escaping the yard and running off. 😂😂

[@NoodlesDaCat]

I started watching the Channel maybe three years ago, what hooked me to his channel out of many is that Joel doesn't have any nonsense. No promotions of any kind, even axed his intro, just pure education. Also Joel feels genuine he doesn't seem fake he is who he is. I like that too. Started listening to the Pod on spotify last year. What interested me about the Pod was the conversations about Wild Animals and SeaWorld. Also the rants love the rants.

[@landwight]

After this podcast I'm re-evaluating everything in my life as to whether it's re-enforcing or not....

[@KyKane]

Let me give You a different perspective? So I came here looking for help when I have 2 German shepherds myself. And then took on my son's husky shep mix. And I love orcas. So just started watching the videos and saying that you know what you're talking about. Tried some some work some don't in certain situations. But by far the best dog trainer, i've come across.

[@KyKane]

His dog didn't end up working out here. Mental instability would have been an understatement. Too much kennel time is what i think. an kept getting passed around. Sad times...

[@harmonizingjourney2501]

I love Beckman KZbin because you have a down to Earth honest balanced way of explaining life. I grew up with Dogs, cats and horses. I wish that you had been around then. I did well with all my animals but I would have done even better. I physically can't do much now so not sure if I will ever have a dog again since my sweet houndy passed. So live a little viscerally through your videos. I started out just watching your dog videos about caught up. I avoided the podcast for awhile but then just got guided to watch and now hooked. I love how you translate working with dogs to working with people... Bless you guys and thank you ❤

[@cowwhisperer]

I would love to be on the podcast and talk about animal training (dogs, horse, cows, pigs, etc) and the awesomeness of regenerative farming. It would also check off a bucket list item. 😁

[@harmonizingjourney2501]

That might be fun to have more guests who train unusual pets.❤

[@katcalico9142]

I didn’t even realize that ugly cute was an offensive term! I love ugly cute dogs, I love a chi or Pekinese with an underbite - I always thought of ugly cute as a compliment - ugly cute melts my heart more than standard cute.

[@terrifiorelli9819]

I have three ugly cute Chinese Crested dogs. How else can you describe them, lol.

[@angelaratzay9034]

Ugly cute is wonderful .inn the 70ties my daughterr 13 years gave me a cross Breen dog for Christmas We never knew his age When I first.saw.him my thought was o m God I can never walk this dog in public I kept the dog after all my daughter gave him to me It's been years I still cry when I think of Robin Everyone that met our dog loved him he had several names from diferent people He was one of the best.dogs.we ever had He went every where with us our ugly cute dog was well loved. Had a great long life Still miss him

[@pattygrant7858]

​@@terrifiorelli9819 I also have an ugly-cute Chinese Crested and 2 ugly-cute Chihuahuas. I don't find that term offensive at all. ❤

[@User7688.--_]

@@angelaratzay9034 Robin sounds like what a lot of us want in a companion dog! Who wouldn't want a Robin?

[@delilahdelaney]

I love the tangents. It is an actual adult conversation, which I never get to enjoy in real life (even though I am a passive participant here).

[@siokenny11]

Yes!! I hear this LOUD.

[@Veredzil]

“Ugly cute” In POD terms, for some people, “ugly” is more punishing than “cute” is reinforcing on the “ugly-cute” continuum.

[@Catdragon27]

1:17:43 For breeding Prince have you considered asking the breeder you got him from, or one in your area, for advice? They’ll probably know a red female in the area and can consult you on the finer details of breeding so you won’t be a “backyard breeder”.

[@asmrmetalman1061]

I’m sure Joel has the resources to health test all the pups and test for temperament and all that jazz

[@MrDynamart]

Good afternoon from Yorkshire 👍🐶♥️

[@OffGridDogs]

Eric’s wrong it’s not because you’re the most amazing dog trainer it’s because you’re FUNNY !!! Including self deprecating humor.

[@BullsBayK9]

I think it's because Joel says things that we are all thinking and get some confirmation about.

[@SergioImbarlina]

After seeing the Garrett Wing interview a few weeks back, I would love to see an interview with Haz Othman of Shield K9 Dog Training. He does general dog training, behavior modification, and protection training.

[@OffGridDogs]

Haz rocks, no nonsense, the “Beckman” of Canada!

[@landwight]

I just watched his videos on Mace - wow, and kudos to Haz for following through and being honest about what happened. Would love to hear Joel's take on that.

[@zooabsurd6227]

I owned a dalmatian as a kid, and yes she had some aggression issues. But she also was attacked very badly as a pup, so I cannot tell why exactly she had that aggression. I was 11 when I got her and she was a good dog

[@user-ci1bd3kg8v]

I watch all your videos, Joel, and I'm learning so much about how to make my dogs better, but I just started watching this podcast. Are you guys brothers? Your relationship is great and fun to watch

[@JoshuAhillyarD89]

I had a Dalmatian growing up. Super great dog. We had a GSD at the same time. The Dalmatian had one moment of getting jealous of my baby brother. My dad corrected him and he never did it again. I loved that dog.

[@koloblician5330]

When I first rescued my dog it was the first dog I have had since I was a kid so I needed to be able to train him. My first stop was obviously Ceasar, but all of his video were too tv for me and not enough actual teaching. I then stumbled on Zach George, this was one of those "this is too good to be true" feelings with a lot of content that is just filled with adds and in a perfect world scenarios. Then I found your channel and was blown away! This is the content needed for the average joe, real person. Your video are full length training from start to finish, teaching realistic solutions to communication and in a timely manner that most people need! From a podcast perspective I would say that it further proves that you are real, not an internet personality. You're not putting on a show or click baiting for views, you show everything in training and now giving a background into your life outside of training. Its a real breath of fresh air in a world of social media to have someone provide training needed and not put on a fake personality for views.

[@MrsVGrace]

Love the channel videos and podcasts. Everyone is helpful with multiple topics. Hoping for a tangent on the podcast in regards to redirected aggression in herding breeds when caused by these 3 issues: over excitement, frustration and low confidence.

[@WackForge]

Perception is everything in dog training and also when reading comments. It takes a special group of people to make this thing great and thats where we are. Can i be part of the POD?😂 Keep up the good work everyone!

[@underduress5761]

Sometimes you have to spell things backwards to get past the all goes

[@underduress5761]

eM liamE. egaP lennahC yM nO sI sserddA liamE yM

[@WackForge]

@@underduress5761 done

[@User7688.--_]

You’ll know from within when you are part of the Pod! No one will need to tell you. 💯

[@WackForge]

@@User7688.--_very true! I'm in,watch the part with the book again.

[@underduress5761]

Look on the bright side of last week's podcast. It will never be forgotten. We'll be referencing the Max Headroom Shit on a brick wall podcast all the way beyond 100 The most memorable and cherished things in our lives tend to be the worst, most adverse or embarrassing times and events of our lives that we look back on with a smile

[@squoctopus]

Yay Ryan!!

[@fousey1766]

Can we please get some shorter like 10 to 20 minute clips for these podcasts or at the very least timestamps ? I love Beckman but don’t want to waste time trying to guess and find parts of the podcast I want to hear. Thanks Beckman love the channel!

[@blueflare3848]

I feel the exact same way. It would be a nice quality of life feature.

[@underduress5761]

Time stamps will be here. You cannot rush an artist

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope besides they usually have time stamps

[@OffGridDogs]

#43 Curt Schilling World Series MVP and a very cool dude!

[@zuzuspetals8323]

Wonderful to see the dynamic duo back together! Joel, maybe visit your friendly neighborhood dermatologist. Sun damage is cumulative. Skin exams save lives.

[@nikkisigmon8090]

1:30:00 My dad started getting grey hair in his 20s, was grey in his 40s and now is solid white in 50s. Mine started turning a few years ago and I'm 33 now. I love it- it's naturally sparkly 😂 Embrace your natural hair color :) Continually changing can lend to forgetting how naturally beautiful / handsome you are. Wrinkles and everything ;)

[@BullsBayK9]

My helper dog is a 90 lb Catahoula Leopard Dog. She is amazing at her job. She reminds me of Prince a lot but does things a bit differently like cut off the dog from the front like Houlas herd. Next time you have to do a virtual, you should both record separately (mute the opposite's audio on the recording) and just combine the audio. That would clear up the virtual audio a lot. And you should put Zak George as the background on one side and Dog Daddy on the other side.. talk about getting a lot of comments! Also, If you were ever looking for past comments, I was JurassicBarkFL and rebranded but have to wait 8 more days to change it to BullsBayK9. You'll see a lot more of me for sure. We are in the same world. Edit: I just realized that rptrick gave me some uplifting comments a few months ago on one of my videos. He's a good dude!

[@tricialebanno4437]

Loving the respect for Troy! 100% agree. #43

[@underduress5761]

1:14:06 That was last week's podcast that was "unlisted" It showed up in the podcast playlist but wasn't publicly released, which is why it didn't show up in my subscription feed and how I was able to comment on it 18 hours before it was released

[@jillsy2815]

Joel did u really say, "Don't be a Pitbull"?????? 😭😭😭😭 We love ALL dogs🐾💕

[@JoJoJohnston]

Thank you Gentlemen.

[@KakesDawson-no2hc]

So happy you mentioned Hollywood and it being evil man. More people with a platform need to come out and say it🙌 Preach!

[@jakester455]

I can't imagine how hard it was to find a matching red brick wall in Hawaii.

[@david_vash]

I had a fascinating perspective shared by a breeder I recently spoke with. She explained that following the popularity of the 101 cartoon, there was a surge in backyard breeders attempting to capitalize on the demand for this specific breed, often neglecting the importance of breeding for healthy genes. Consequently, many unsuspecting buyers ended up with puppies prone to deafness. This lack of awareness about the genetic predisposition led to frustrating situations for owners, as their inability to communicate effectively with their deaf puppies inadvertently led to misunderstandings and even aggression from the dogs, mirroring the frustration of their owners.

[@blueflare3848]

This is correct. The sudden surge in popularity caused inexperienced owners to get these dogs and also caused an influx of backyard breeders who took advantage of the breed’s popularity and produced these dogs with little care for their health and temperament. It led to unstable dogs with awful temperaments and poor health. It’s why there’s the belief that Dalmatians are prone to aggression (and let’s be honest, if Dalmatians were a more intimidating breed the media would’ve jumped all over it, and Dalmatians would’ve been added to the list of “evil dog breeds of the decade”).

[@underduress5761]

Thank you for sharing this. It resonates with a foundational truth of analysis and depth that is uncommon. This is why the POD is so different from normal people. Joel's insights and considerations of things in depth draws the great thinkers to share their insights and I glean so much from listening the podcast and reading comments like yours, which educate in a very sound way. Or I'm just some looney guy in the comments 😂

[@OffGridDogs]

This happens with every breed that gets “popular” from goldens to frenchies the breeds get destroyed. You could blame it on unethical breeders but also ignorant buyers who create the demand. Beware buying any popular breed it will take a lot of due diligence to avoid the bad breeders. And people never buy from a pet store.

[@vikingdogmanship]

You can use helper dogs of any size. Depends on the other dog and what the situation is:) Personally using several of different sizes. All intact and my smallest helper dog is 16 pounds

[@fireballfitness170]

Enjoyed the whole video. 1:15:12... Breeds recommended for helper dogs...

[@breanneesplana1682]

I have a 1-year-old Dalmatian/ German Shepherd mix. He is quite protective, very vocal, high-energy, and the first of my dogs to growl/ bark when people approach. He especially doesn't like kids for some reason. He has been well socialized and been going to training and group play sessions since he was 8 weeks. He LOVES other dogs but is 50/50 when it comes to people. My older German Shepherd/ Malamute mix is the sweetest to everyone and everything. I feel like it really is the Dalmatian in my 1-year-old that makes him a little more standoffish. Love him so much and he is super smart, but we have to work on how he greets people. Trying to do so slowly and with patience because I tend to get anxious or feel overwhelmed when he starts barking, whining, etc. in public.

[@blueflare3848]

I can almost guarantee it’s because of both breeds. Dalmatians can be aloof towards strangers and protective towards family, but German Shepherds are the exact same way, being a guardian breed. When you combine two breeds that are prone to being aloof towards strangers then it’s pretty much a guarantee that the dog is going to be stand-offish with people. Meanwhile my Dalmatian mix is a big wuss. She’s a little nervous around strangers, but overall friendly. The worst she’ll do is bark when she’s scared or overwhelmed. Definitely doesn’t have the aloofness of a Dalmatian (I think it’s because of the Chihuahua in her. The whole 19%).

[@shlimey04]

That reminds me of my 2 dogs, my pitbull mix is also 50/50 towards strangers and barks more and my other dog doesn't bark much and is very chill towards strangers

[@shelbieshaw3879]

I had a dalmation as a kid. She was wild. Dog aggressive. So much energy. She would jump up on stove and stand up on her hind legs to open the cabinets way up high. Then she'd pull out the paper goods and tear it all up. Also she could open the refrigerator and would tear up ketchup packets all over the carpet. She had a false pregnancy and stole my pound puppies toys. She would growl at me if I tried to take them back. She hated certain people and would turn into a raging beast if they tried to come around. If I had to be firm with her or I did something that ticked her off, she'd poop outside my bedroom door in the middle of the night. So many stories about that dog. She died at 3 years old post bladder surgery.

[@102_Dalmatians]

Yay! Team Dalmatian here with 2 of my own and so excited to see them featured! Everyone knows me as the Dalmatian lady 😂 While they have energy and exercise needs that make them not ideal for every family, I would love to see them make a comeback! They are rare and I get so excited every time I meet someone else who owns one. They are some of the BEST, most LOYAL dogs. Not to mention beautiful. Protective when they need to be, active and athletic, and can be cuddle bugs at the end of the day. I highly recommend getting to know the breed! During the time of 101 Dalmatians, they became very popular and were overbred by people not focused on temperament. That was back in the 90s though and I would say a well bred Dalmatian these days should not display signs of aggression. They can be “aloof” with strangers, but should not be aggressive. They got a bad rap because of the movies, but the breed is recovering from that stigma. Be careful of any Dalmatian bred by the Amish or puppy mills. I think any poorly bred or poorly raised Dalmatian could be at risk of developing aggression issues - just like any other breed. But if you have the time and energy to invest in training and socialization, you’ll have an amazing dog. They can suffer from deafness and urinary issues, so anyone looking for one should be careful to have them tested for both health issues. If they are HUA (high Uric acid), they will be prone to forming stones and will require a specialized diet and attentive care. Deaf dogs can also in general be prone to aggression, so this may contribute to the stigma of Dalmatians being aggressive. But once again, a well trained deaf dog can be a great companion! Happy to answer any questions about the breed for anyone!

[@blueflare3848]

I have a Dalmatian mix. She’s my first dog and a sweetheart. A little shy and nervous around strangers, but otherwise friendly. She doesn’t have the aloofness or protectiveness of a Dalmatian, though. She’s a big wuss.

[@joyfulk9services]

I just love the attitude. It's infectious. Whether or not I may do some things differently, the empowerment and confidence you give owners in person or online is something unique and something a human therapist could never teach you 😂 Just the way you keep confident but calm, really helps to transfer that to the owners. I do like the balance between focus on dog and owner. Most trainers are strongly ownercentric, pr extremely dogcentric. You move that needle based on the human and the dog presented.

[@philroland1303]

How about the first 5 people to achieve black belt for Beckman academy, get a Prince puppy to have as a future "helper". Just a fun thought

[@TheWackler]

Your channels good cause you don't pretend to know more than you do. It's pretty unfiltered. And you're have a good mindset for teaching at any skill level. And you express your option on certain behaviours I haven't seen on other channels.

[@TheWackler]

Plus you don't care about telling the customers everything they're doing wrong 😂 and right. Same with the dogs, like some things I do with mine people are like dude wtf but like I'm not putting up with stuff I don't intend to put up with all the time. Not happening. Mine bruises my mother in law if he's pawing her or sneaking on her lap (he's 80lbs) so he's not going to sit there and bug and paw at our buddy's either or me or anyone. Especially cause he's so charming he'd be diagnosed with a personality disorder if he was human. 🤷‍♀️

[@neebeeshaabookwayg6027]

Hee hee ---- just heard Eric..."looked like we were on the moon" 😅😊❤ ... funny-cute .... OKAY----- back to podcast, here I go.... (had to put the 2 ducks out, had you on PAUSE)...🦆🦆 PS--- enjoying guest, and your banter about comments etc...

[@User7688.--_]

You are too funny! 👀💥😎🫶🥳

[@rev9fan1]

I'll join on the podcast, I have a very good perspective as to why I got into watching you and why I think you're going to blow up even more than you are!

[@underduress5761]

Yes! And you can explain what the Girl Scouts are learning to do when they grow up 😂

[@rev9fan1]

@@underduress5761 hahahaha 😆 😂 oh lord don't make me!

[@OffGridDogs]

Great job rptrick79 as usual! Sorry you had to buy those red pants tho lol

[@WackForge]

Thank you! They aren't that bad.

[@underduress5761]

@@WackForge You Ryan?

[@WackForge]

@@underduress5761 in the flesh of red polyester pants

[@mrpiccoluk]

I ❤ this podcast because you guys talk about real issues from the heart and call out BS when you see it in real life or on the Net. I would love to hear you guys talk about animals can help with mental health issues and hiw men can cooe with broken mental health in modern society. Keep up the good stuff no need to Be Better!! 😅😅

[@neebeeshaabookwayg6027]

Wow!!! this is WONDERFUL ❤🎉---- you are back in "office" ... you look so real, and, at ease🤗🥰... sounds great too! Nice clean background, you both show up well😊 ... hee hee, like "real sports" 🙃 announcers .... okay, time to GO watch you guys🤗🥰🏆🏆🏆....

[@BizyBee83]

@erik! Loved the Atlas Shrug callback! 🙌🏻 @bdtraining

[@Danny-sd5vm]

Hey Joel, your methods are so popular. Fans sitting court side used your handshake method on Kevin Durant to tamp down a possible violent interaction. W Joel. W handshake method. I didn't see those fans using treats to deescalate the situation. Hold that L Zak.

[@OffGridDogs]

Don’t worry about running out of material, I can bounce conspiracy theories off Joel all day!

[@underduress5761]

Haha! KZbin won't like the most important truths

[@underduress5761]

The worst thing about censorship is "Everything's --not-- fine you can --not-- trust the government. Big Tech --monopolists-- and mainstream news are--jointly limiting your access to-- the dissemination of the truth.

[@OffGridDogs]

It’s the CIA

[@underduress5761]

​@@OffGridDogs indeed

[@blueflare3848]

I have a Dalmatian mix. Right now she’s a little over a year old. She’s my first dog and the best girl.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

You should have Nikki Delvanthal on the Podcast as a remote...She travels in her Van with her 2 dogs...and she has a great charity......Camper Cares....She raises money for Dog hospital Bills and dog food for strays like when she was in Souhern Arizona by an Indian Reservation...lots of strays there!!! She will get like an SUV stacked with bags of dogfood

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2Smi4qYabeknZosi=-YeXde-Uc7_Ge2mu

[@justdawndb]

😂 You guys truly crack me up! 😂 I'm wondering if the pod "they" demonetized was the girl scout one..🙄 This podcast reminds me of Seinfeld, general daily topics that actually can be pretty important or significant. The fact that I'll go to the nearest metro area for a concert, but it is suggested I should not travel to Mexico due to the very same activity there. SMH I think Joel's right about dog people, they can be arse holes, very dry....I've also seen them bloom once they learn to love a human, they tend not to take things as seriously after learning human, seriously! 😂 It's okay guys, 65 is old...that's me and there just isn't any turning back...😂 Good thing I found my sense of humor! The first podcast I saw, I thought Joel was arrogant until I realized he's just a real no filter kind of guy..which is exactly why I watch this podcast, for the "realness" Oh, the feral cats are exterminating species, I suppose in the right area it will include lizards, it's a real problem - I'll have to look into it further....There are bills up in a couple states for culling them. I've not seen you in TT or anyone using your video's. Going to check that out. Please keep checking your egos at the door, your training videos are excellent and the pods are thought provoking! Thanks alot.🐩💞 Good to put rptrick with a face!

[@squoctopus]

Eric's -"I secretly don't like you" 😄

[@bartgralczyk2834]

Joel, how is the raw feeding going?

[@OffGridDogs]

Joel hates “Do Better” cuz it’s condescending

[@User7688.--_]

😂😂

[@bastikali9268]

with this training i got my snake doing barks.

[@dataender96]

I have 2 dals and going to have a play date with a stud.

[@mtoy100]

Dalmatian 💘 I have a Dalmatian/Bully mix. She is 7 and her energy doesn't stop!

[@blueflare3848]

That’s an interesting combination.

[@mtoy100]

​@@blueflare3848 I was looking for a dog after my dog past and came across an accidental litter. Sadly, the mix used to be used for dog fighting in the 90's. Was sought after because of the Dalmatian's endurance and the bully's persistence.

[@mithrandir133]

58:00 my male Dalmatian was perpetual motion... not a mean bone in his body... 100% Manic 100% of the time... Exhausting!! lol

[@underduress5761]

YT has placed the time stamp comment down at the very bottom of all the comments when sorting from "top comments." Unacceptable 🧐

[@rptrick79]

I think I got fired....😂. Wait, see ya next week can't fire me I don't do it for money!

[@underduress5761]

@@rptrick79 At least it's showing up Unlike >50% of my comments (no matter what channel I'm posting them on).

[@rptrick79]

​@@underduress5761start every comment with" thank you" then down another line start the comment. If it posts go back and delete the thank you.

[@alseyb5198]

Interestingly my corgi-mix watches tv (occasionally looks behind it after a bit of watching) and also looks up at birds, planes, shadows from above. I have never had a dog with any of this behavior. Owned GSD, GSDmix, lab mix, pug, terrier mix. The pug would chase lasers with the cats

[@akodo1]

You definitely should go spend a week with Stonnie Dennis. See his dog training method. Shoot some guns. Have a bonfire. Talk about personal responsibility in dog ownership, raising kids. Adulting. He can warn you about getting old

[@aussieoutbackfarm]

Hi Joel and Eric, thanks again for another awesome pod. Thanks for having Patrick on. Do you have anything for me, since I'm 15 years old, and don't have an email, and am unable to use anyone else's. Is there anyway I could still do the coaching program. About me: I'm in Australia, and am a dog trainer. I particurly help dogs who have been through many trainers. Like you.

[@rptrick79]

I'm pretty sure you can have an email @15 y/o my friend set it up through Google. I don't think there's an age restriction on being a dog trainer in general.

[@aussieoutbackfarm]

@@rptrick79 Hi, thanks for the reply. It's a bit complicated in my situation and is therefore not possible. Although it probably isn't possible without an email address, I was thinking maybe there would be some website to sign into and then maybe the sessions on zoom, for example. I am not very good on technology, so I'm not to sure though.

[@underduress5761]

​@@aussieoutbackfarmI was going to offer a suggestion for you, but I just realized that you can't have a KZbin account and comment without a gmail account. So you do have an email account, don't you?

[@underduress5761]

​@@rptrick79I've seen this Aussieoutbackfarm comment the same thing before. It is not possible to comment on KZbin without an email ID. So he must have an gmail account. It makes no sense why he would even say he doesn't have an email account. 🤷‍♂️

[@aussieoutbackfarm]

@@underduress5761 Yes, but not accessible. I really do appreciate your help, but that method just isn't going to work just as yet. Thanks anyway though,

[@TexasLady220]

Joel, can you talk about digging. My 6 month old puppy is digging up my yard. He likes to find rocks to chew on. Yes I walk him, he plays all days with my other dogs. I do some training too. So I do t know what else to do to stop the behavior. He’s a Australian cattle dog, pit, Amstaff, chatahoula leopard dog and 1% coyote

[@terrifiorelli9819]

There is your answer.

[@underduress5761]

That sounds like something that will require the "We're over it" method and you'll have to "do this all day" every day until he learns

[@KingsMom831]

Hey dog people😊

[@User7688.--_]

Hey you! I'm finally out of the anesthesia. Could you tell? 😂😂

[@KingsMom831]

@@User7688.--_ You’re on an incognito profile!😂

[@WhiskeysMoon1976]

I've never understood people who talk smack..Somehow they must get braver because nobody can get physically at them Because you know they don't do it in real life, nope, face-to-face no way...

[@DakotawolfManson]

Im from Los Angeles recently moved to des monies , been looking for a dog trainer. I’m confused is this guy a trainer ? And if so where can I find his information.

[@User7688.--_]

Beckman’s Dog Training…case closed.

[@DakotawolfManson]

@@User7688.--_ well obviously I know who Joel is. Haha. I’m talking about the guy they had on in this episode.

[@rptrick79]

I'm not a trainer. I've had 2 dogs if my own at the same time now down to 1. I've trained my dogs by myself for the most part and with I guess a helper dog. First dog was around my buddies dog a lot and she was pretty well trained to stay around etc and then my current dog was semi trained by my first one then obviously by me. Lot of time spent, repetition different situations, people dogs etc. just out in public really. I was probably doing a lot of what Joel teaches and talks about before I knew of him and his techniques, I just didn't know it. I just didn't want an asshole dog so I corrected, intervened if needed etc. it's really all inclusive imo. If you search the area for trainers I know of a few, 1 of which is just down the street from me. I've noticed some of the ones advertised require E-collar for their programs which to me is sort of a red flag. Now if you want to have your dog trained that way then I'd look for references because if not done right it may screw up your dog depending on your situation and your dogs issues perse. There's a gal that I believe mainly does clicker training that worked with a Pit I rescued running my neighborhood and she got him adopted out after working with him. I'm fairly confident he had some training prior because though he looked menacing he wasn't, walked well and wasn't aggressive which is why I think he was dumped. There's a training center about 1/2 mile from me also, likely +R based. Sorry for the novel but I'd say do your research and ask for references before deciding what you need.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

There was a show with Stallone inTulsa Kings The drama follows New York mafia capo Dwight “The General” Manfredi (Stallone), just after he is released from prison after 25 years and unceremoniously exiled by his boss to set up shop in Tulsa, Okla. Realizing that his mob family may not have his best interests in mind, Dwight slowly builds a “crew” from a group of unlikely characters to help him establish a new criminal empire in a place that to him might as well be another planet.

[@crash4dafun]

I own one jersey and it's Troy. He was like Superman!

[@rockenracing1996]

#rptrick with the epic getup!

[@deanne.m.sanderson]

I think Dalmations are prone to deafness, not blindness.

[@terrifiorelli9819]

Dalmatians shed way too much for me. My sister in law had one and that hair sticks into all fabrics. Beautiful, but not for me. Hard to handle too.

[@blueflare3848]

God, you have no idea. My Dalmatian mix sheds like crazy. It’s not something I would have expected from a breed like this. I don’t think Dalmatians are too hard to handle, though. They can be stubborn, but they’re overall eager to please. They are high energy, though, so in that way I guess they can be difficult.

[@Lisa.Grambihler-cw8wb]

True there was a white ring on the black floor where one stood during a training class I was in.

[@User7688.--_]

@@Lisa.Grambihler-cw8wb 😂

[@rptrick79]

I'm locked up....they won't leeeeme out! I'm locked uuuuup you tube won't leeeeme ouuuut!

[@underduress5761]

It really can quench the fire of inspiration. I really hate that about YT. I'm finding that most people don't even realize that it's a thing

[@WackForge]

Oh! It's a thing...😂

[@JoJoJohnston]

I leave Waypoint, a hunting channel on all day while im at work for my 2 Dobies. Bad...Good? Thoughts are encouraged. Thank you.

[@underduress5761]

Probably not great

[@PattisArtInnaVan]

I love your training videos Joel. I've employed so many of your techniques with my dog, who's a super sweet dog, just was ignoring me so I was having trouble with some of our training. But wanna know the number one technique that has totally changed the game? Not letting him rush past me out the door! Wow! That has transferred over to almost everything! So amazing, that one technique!! Now we're working on long recall and he's starting to get it (not perfect yet but so much better)! Thank you for your videos I only have one complaint - they're too short! LOL On this pod, I was so glad to hear you bash nasty commenters. I mod for several people on KZbin and got called a monster for not putting up with one woman's BS. LOL. But it's very upsetting to see live streams sidelined by jerks. There is absolutely no call for it. If someone doesn't like what they're watching, then they're more than free to leave. It's that old adage, if you can't say something nice, then go away. Simple.

[@PattisArtInnaVan]

ps - just for the record - the vast majority of raccoons LOVE rough play! I've raised and released 18 orphans and trust me on this one! They have extremely tough skins, are super strong for little critters and love nothing better than playing! Well, except maybe grapes 😂

[@jakester455]

What's good about the BDT channel... 1) I like that you get right to it. Some channels give a five minute history of grass before they tell you how to repair a lawn mower. Brevity shows respect for the time of your audience. 2) Of course you're doing a lot of things right but the way it's presented is based in common sense and you explain it really well. For example I like Caesar Milan okay but he doesn't explain the nuts and bolts nearly as well as you do. 3) Another thing is that you use Prince quite a bit and you explain how and why he's effective. 4) I like how you openly talk about the cost of dog training and how additional training time might be a waste of money. What I don't like... 1) I don't like when you defend yourself against chumps. Unless it's a valid criticism, who really cares? Like those mind-numbingly STUPID people who say stuff like "Take the muzzle off that Malinois and then it'll be a fair fight." Just post and ghost, like Joe Rogan. LOL Your time (and our time) is too valuable to try and defend yourself against stupid sh&t, plus the people that post that stuff will just focus on something else. 2) I would probably delete the killer whale stuff. It doesn't bother me but it's become a sore subject with a lot of people ever since Blackfish came out.

[@BetruetoGod]

They didn’t go to the moon. Come ‘on! We still can’t get satellite reception 80 years later. Believe me - they weren’t talking from the moom

[@riekaakier1526]

I think a Gordon Setter would suit, he would be the best friend of your dog and your helper and so happy and elegant. Dalmatians are not always friendly and tend to do their own thing. Or take a Berger Blanc Suisse he is calm, self-confident and works with the owner very well. they like to live together with other dogs.

[@Veredzil]

Being part of the POD feels like being part of a sports team And I’m not a sportsperson So maybe I’m doing it wrong 😅

[@WackForge]

You're doing it right! We can say "we" because we are on THIS team!

[@Veredzil]

@@WackForgehell yeah!!

[@shirinw]

🙏

[@WhiskeysMoon1976]

I wanna put my vote in if it matters at all more viewers on with y'all would be pretty bad a** I think it's bad a** that it's just a thought let alone if it actually starts happening regularly! And he was right it's not that you're just no-nonsense you're just no-nonsense with a very skilled skill set PLUS more!. It's so fantasticly great! I can't find the words to describe all this. Which is very new to me cause normally I can't Stop chatting when I really dig something it's just a complete package when it comes to BDT.. If I can find the words I'll post it right now I'm just enjoying the Podcast LOL

[@FreddyConde]

Love the podcasts, a darker background would be better IMHO.

[@markhoffman]

How do I send Beckman a video?

[@UNDERDOGMMA]

If it’s a KZbin video, send the link

[@ErikGsson]

Just ignore comments that upsets you in any way, people who watch because they dont like your content are not watching for the right reasons

[@hbishop8475]

Joel "do better" hits me negatively as well -💯 viscerally!

[@brianpederson7315]

My cousin's Dalmatian was very vocal and territorial about his home. They always had to kennel him in the garage when anyone visited the house. Pretty obnoxious!

[@blueflare3848]

Dalmatians, surprisingly, can actually be quite protective of their people and aloof towards strangers. Early socialization is crucial for this reason.

[@Altt]

I have a problem. My 80lb Malamute gets too worked up when playing and runs at full force right into our other 35lb dog. She hits her so hard it’s ridiculous, and naturally a fight ensues, because the other dog is pissed. I don’t know how to stop her from doing that. She switches to crazy so fast I can’t get to her in time to prevent the hit. I’m wondering about an e-collar, but I have had very little success having it work through her fur. Any recommendations?

[@rptrick79]

I'd start with a long line before an E-collar. If you can tell about when she's gonna do it, which I assume is very similar each occasion try to break her focus or get to her right then if not then you've got the long line as back up if you can't catch a dog in the air like Joel does lol. Then you can stop the behavior before your other dog gets hurt potentially and get the correction more towards the unwanted behavior timing wise.

[@Altt]

@@rptrick79 I'm not sure she would get to that state of mind on a long line, unless it was a realllly long line. She gets all worked up running around. I do get about 10 seconds of lead up to it though, but I've never been able to get in between them in time. I do realise the best thing is me correcting her right before she does it, but I just haven't been able to. Thank you for your advice. I will give that a try and see how it goes. It's such an unacceptable thing to do, I really need to train it out of her. 😮‍💨

[@rptrick79]

@@Altt try a loud "HEY" or whatever word you choose. Just say it like you mean business for a marker, if you get that WTF look/ pause then go grab her? Just follow through. I know it's all dependent on situation etc but if you don't have that really long line I'd try that while stalking her as you see it coming. Let her know you're omnipresent and watching til you can catch her in the act

[@underduress5761]

Thank you for commenting (doesn't always work with the algos) It might be a good idea to incorporate loud quick popping sound like a clap, cap gun (if they still make those) or even a starting pistol after yelling "Hey" (if you can't get his attention with yelling hey), something quick and poppy that is sure to draw his attention immediately and then you can do "The Terminator" walk towards him for the correction.

[@Altt]

@@underduress5761 That's a good idea, but unfortunately the smaller dog in question would be scared to death of that. She's terrified of the outdoors as it is. It probably sounds like I'm making excuses. 😅

[@ErikGsson]

❤

[@sheex410]

My Doberman mix adoptee was likely neutered as a fully grown adult in the shelter system, and he still marks outside in response to other dog pee and also licks pee from time to time (more so the pee from my unaltered female Blue Heeler mix, even when she's not in heat). He still sniffs my female when she's in heat; he just doesn't have a mating drive accompanied with that behavior. He can be territorial in a small space, especially if he's already in an excited state or if a blindsided, unexpected dog encounter happens. If anyone thinks that neutering a pet will significantly change behavior, this is a myth and the wrong reason for doing it.

[@OffGridDogs]

True! Mostly all the reasons for neutering can be refuted but changing behavior is proven to be a failure time after time. Particularly things like humping and aggression which often get worse. It’s often a bad remedy for poor ownership/relationship.