Building An Easier Life With Your Dog-Less Management And More Enjoyment

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In this insightful episode of The Innovators & Investors Podcast, host Kristian Marquez sits down with Jay Crone, Managing Director and Venture Capitalist at Deloitte Ventures, to explore the firm’s strategic approach to corporate venture capital. Jay shares Deloitte Ventures’ investment thesis, focusing on supporting innovative Canadian startups at Series A and B stages across key sectors like cybersecurity, climate tech, fintech, future of work, health tech, and AI. Listeners will gain an inside look at how Deloitte leverages its vast network of 1,500 partners and 15,000 employees to source deals and add value beyond capital by helping startups navigate Deloitte’s complex ecosystem and access enterprise clients. Jay also discusses his diverse career journey—from government and investment banking to entrepreneurship and corporate VC—and how those experiences shape his investment philosophy. The episode delves into Deloitte’s due diligence process, the importance of founder relationships, and the firm’s strategic role as a co-investor. Jay highlights emerging trends, particularly the promise of vertical AI tailored to industry-specific needs, and shares his bullish outlook on fintech innovations like stablecoins and cross-border payments. He offers candid advice for entrepreneurs on risk-taking and aligning business vision with funding goals. This episode is a must-listen for founders, investors, and anyone interested in the evolving landscape of corporate venture capital and innovation in Canada. Learn more about Jay's work at https://www.deloitte.com/ca/en/services/program/ventures.html Connect with Jay on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaycrone/ Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply at https://finstratmgmt.com/innovators-investors-podcast/ Want to learn more about Kristian Marquez's work? Check out his website at https://finstratmgmt.com…

about a year ago 29:41

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The most common approach to fixing behavioral issues, or even just trying to teach our dogs to ignore distractions, is to use obedience. This is a huge mistake, and will either lead to frustration or a long life of constant management. It isn't so much the obedience that's problematic as it is overlooking a critical step in communicating with your dog. We discuss this often overlooked step and give real life examples so that you can start building a life that is easier and a relationship where you and your dog are totally on the same page.

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Building An Easier Life With Your Dog-Less Management And More Enjoyment

Off Leash And Unfiltered

published about a year ago

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70 episodes

#Animals and Pets #Science #Podcasting Education #Katie

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Does Your Dog Discriminate? You Betcha! 33:49

5 days ago33:49

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Stop Being Such A Human—Get Out Of Your Own Way And You Can Create Real Change 43:11

6 days ago43:11

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We talk about the two biggest things we do to create huge change on day one! And why people get stuck in ruts and keep struggling. Resistance is very human, but it isn't serving most of our clients very well. Change starts with you! Why are we able to live a normal and sane life on day one with a dog that was wreaking havoc at their home? Find out..…

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Social Gatherings During The Early Training Phase-Helping Or Hurting? 38:21

23 days ago38:21

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Summer is finally here, and hopefully you're doing all sorts of funs stuff! And hopefully you are able to include your dog or you're working on it so that they can live a fuller life with you and the fam. I love it when people train their dogs to a level that they can bring them anywhere and include them in anything. But (you knew that was coming), we see a lot of people get in their own way and create not just set backs, but actually start to create patterns that are the exact opposite of what they want because they are eager to include their dog and they just don't do it in a way that is productive and conducive to their long term goals. These behavior patterns can then haunt you forever!! It's worth putting in the extra work early on to have the dog you want and be able to include them the way you want for the rest of their life. Have a listen.…

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The Truth About STRESS 29:38

27 days ago29:38

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Everybody talks about stress like it's this really damaging thing, but is it really? And if your dog is stressed by something is that bad? Most people try not to stress their dogs, yet we are increasingly seeing dogs that are stressed more than normal by just typical everyday things that they should be able to tolerate. Is there a connection? And how do you know if and when stress is something to worry about? Have a listen.…

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There's ''Purely Positive" Training, And Then There's Effective Training-What Is The Difference? 28:05

29 days ago28:05

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People tend to get overwhelmed (and severely misled) with all the different catch phrases out there pertaining to training and "types" of training. Most people don't really understand what all of the terms out there really mean. And they also don't fully understand the process of effectively and efficiently building, shaping, or modifying behaviors which makes analyzing all these fancy "methods" really difficult. Hours on the internet are fruitless. Especially when you consider that most of what is out there is blatantly false. Terms like "purely positive" are used to make you feel good. It gives us the warm fuzzies and makes us feel like we are really doing right by our dog. And if it is really as effective as everybody says it is, why wouldn't we do our programs that way? And what are the main differences in our approach and our results vs a trainer that adheres to the ideology of "positive only"? Well, have a listen.…

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Building An Easier Life With Your Dog-Less Management And More Enjoyment 29:41

5 weeks ago29:41

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Happy Dog Or Drunken Frat Boy? 27:51

7 weeks ago27:51

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So many folks prioritize their dog's "happiness" over their training. This is a problem in and of itself, but especially when we don't actually know what a "happy" dog is. A cool, calm, collected dog doesn't look "happy" by everyone's standards. But how will your dog ever become the superstar they could be if they are running around a like a crack head and can't be cool, calm, and collected? You'll stay stuck in a vicious cycle of keeping your dog aroused and getting frustrated with their behavior.…

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Dealing With Regression 26:23

8 weeks ago26:23

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Boundaries Aren't Just For Your Dog, They're For Your Friends, Family, And Strangers, Too. 45:22

13 weeks ago45:22

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It seems everybody is an expert, and they don't hesitate to tell you what you're doing wrong or even that you are a bad dog owner. So, what do you do?

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The Bane Of My Existence- Uncontrolled Off Leash Dogs 37:27

15 weeks ago37:27

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Don't worry...he's friendly!!

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Your Dog Will Only Be As Reliable As YOU Train Them To Be 32:01

17 weeks ago32:01

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Why Is My Dog So Anxious 31:59

17 weeks ago31:59

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Everyone's Least Favorite Topic—But It Might Be The Most Important 55:49

18 weeks ago55:49

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This episode is dedicated entirely to talking about punishment (corrections for those that are too ninny to use the p word). We are very effective at stopping unwanted behaviors, so...how do we do it? I explain in detail what the process looks like and why it doesn't work for so many folks (they are doing it wrong). This is stuff nobody will tell you! Haha. But I will!! Tired of being gaslit into thinking there is something wrong with your dog or that you just need to keep being patient? I don't blame you. That's because you will never achieve the desired result of eliminating a behavior if you don't understand these concepts. As a sidenote, this is NOT how we train dogs to do obedience commands. Punishment is for STOPPING behaviors, not building behaviors. If you are trying to get your dog TO DO something, that is more of a process and involves a lot more guidance. This is how you get your dog NOT to do something. For instance, the window barking, the hole digging, the jumping up, etc.…

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The Training Contrast: Dogs Under 6 Months Versus Over 6 Months 28:42

19 weeks ago28:42

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"It's All In How You Raise Them": Your Dog Was Born A "Blank Slate"... Right? 31:34

19 weeks ago31:34

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You're Focusing On The Symptom And Ignoring The Problem 38:04

20 weeks ago38:04

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All too often behavioral issues are a result of your dog simply being able to manifest their core state of anxiety, uncertainty, fear, aggression, pushiness, etc. What is it you should be doing to help your dog overcome these natural tendencies and finally become the best version of themselves?

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The First Few Months Of Puppyhood-Focus On What Matters!! 23:17

23 weeks ago23:17

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Management—Good Or Bad? 28:32

23 weeks ago28:32

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Training Advice—A Pretty Comedic Real Life Comparison Between Me And The Purely Positive Ideology 21:20

24 weeks ago21:20

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Is Your Dog A Little "Extra" Sometimes? The Missing Magic Ingredient. 24:38

25 weeks ago24:38

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So many people would classify their dog as "trained", yet they still have trouble getting what they want from their dog. Or more commonly, getting what they DON'T want to diminish. Here's the thing, you can teach your dog a million commands, tricks, etc., but none of that will really wire your dog to control themselves when things are exciting or challenging in some way. So... how the heck do you do that?! Well, most of our clients are absolutely blown away by their dog's behavior and ability to mellow out by the end of one single session. Take a listen.…

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More Confidence More Wins 15:37

25 weeks ago15:37

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How's That Workin' For You? 20:15

26 weeks ago20:15

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Web search results, social media groups, our friends and family, and even trainers on social media with massive followings all tell us what we should be doing. And we do it. We do it until we are blue in the face. And it doesn't work. There is obviously something wrong with your dog. Right??

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Positively Shitty 24:24

27 weeks ago24:24

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A rant about the abhorrent behavior of the purely positive "experts". The folks that don't believe in punishment (or any tool that is capable of delivering a correction) can't possibly train a dog to a reliable level. And these are the same folks, ironically, that will jump at the opportunity to punish anybody who shows you how to do just that—train the dog.…

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If You Like Staying Stuck Use Threats And Bribes 34:14

28 weeks ago34:14

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Small Moments Lead To Big Change—No Feedback = Continued Issues 52:03

30 weeks ago52:03

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Keeping A Ribeye In Your Pocket Can't Create A Reliable Recall In The Real World 29:53

30 weeks ago29:53

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What's The Priority—The Warm Fuzzies Or Rehab The Dog? 27:48

32 weeks ago27:48

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Stopping Unwanted Behavior—You're Being Gaslit 26:04

33 weeks ago26:04

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You're doing every suggestion you've been given by your friends, family, articles, Google searches, Youtube videos, Internet trainers, tv shows, and IT'S JUST NOT WORKING! So what is wrong with your dog?? Your last dog was easy, right? So many people are stuck using one variety of consequence and they will never be able to vary their results. Stopping behaviors is usually easy. Unless you're listening to the "experts" and nearly every result on Google search.…

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Your Dysfunctional Life 19:40

35 weeks ago19:40

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Feelings Lie (And So Do The "Experts") 36:22

36 weeks ago36:22

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Emotions play a critical role in our survival, but they really screw us over in our dog training.

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"I Don't Want My Dog To Be A Robot" 21:37

37 weeks ago21:37

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Emotional Support Disaster 21:10

37 weeks ago21:10

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Group Class Isn't The Answer: Why It Often Hurts More Than It Helps 29:22

38 weeks ago29:22

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How To Get The Worst Version Of Your Dog 36:20

39 weeks ago36:20

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When Can I Take The Collar Off? Training That Sticks. 23:02

39 weeks ago23:02

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Everybody wants to know when they can take their ecollar off. When what they should be focused on is how to use it most effectively, so that eventually they don't rely on it so much, anymore. Most training programs don't teach you how to be truly effective whether you're using an ecollar or not. Find out why.…

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They Say There Are No Bad Dogs (But There Are No Good Dogs Either) 18:24

40 weeks ago18:24

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Get A Handle On Reactivity 42:41

41 weeks ago42:41

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Do you have a reactive dog? Most people do have a dog that exhibits at least a little reactivity. It's also a kind of broad and meaningless term in the sense that any dog that is living is going to "react" to things. But what we are talking about is when your dog reacts to normal everyday things in a manner that ranges from mildly annoying to extremely disruptive, upsetting, and dangerous. If you want to get your dog's reactivity under control once and for all, listening to this episode might be your first step to success.…

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The Key To An AUTOMATICALLY Polite And Reliable Dog: No Nagging And No Managing 22:43

41 weeks ago22:43

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We Are Creating Needy Codependent Dogs 29:54

41 weeks ago29:54

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Everybody has heard of separation anxiety. But not everybody knows that how they live with their dog is a massive contributor to its creation, second only to genetics.

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But What If You "Mess Up" Your Dog?! 18:24

43 weeks ago18:24

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There is a lot of controversy over the ecollar and any tool that can be used "aversively". There is no new information there. But, even people that seem to love using the ecollar are often very outspoken about dog owners doing their own ecollar training or buying online courses on the topic. Have you noticed this? Are you one of the people with an ecollar still sitting in the box because you aren't sure what to do?Or maybe you just feel like the whole thing is too stressful after having heard all the noise out there about the "potential drawbacks". Have a listen.. Also, if you want to get started with ecollar training, I do offer an online course "10 Days To A Great Place", that walks you through introducing your dog to the ecollar and tying it to their basic commands, and teaching the place command start to finish! This is available at the link below: https://www.diamondcanine.com/product/ten-days-to-a-great-place/…

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Are Dog Owners Just Lazy? 41:13

46 weeks ago41:13

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Have you ever set out to make a change and failed miserably? We've all heard that there are no bad dogs. And that so many dogs are "eager to please". It seems everything is the human's fault. That is absolutely not the case! Dogs can be really difficult. But that my friend is an uncontrollable. And there is a lot of opportunity on the controllable end of things- the human end. And although I have a very high percentage of successful clients, I also have clients sometimes that sign up for private sessions and literally teach their dogs nothing. They sign up with high hopes and the best intentions, but walk away with nothing but disappointment. Today we delve into why people struggle to prioritize their dog's training and be effective with it.…

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There Are Only Two "Types" Of Training—Effective And Ineffective 23:57

46 weeks ago23:57

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It seems like every 5 minutes there is some new training fad sweeping the country. Here's the thing.. We've known the principles of behavior for a very long time now, and they haven't changed. Do you really think there is some wildly effective new discovery that defies these laws? Every other day I see another "technique" or "program" promising unprecedented results. They give them catchy names or acronyms, and you ALWAYS have to pay money for them, but do they actually work?? People also tend to confuse *techniques* with methods. A good example of this is the clicker. You can do the exact same training without a clicker. The clicker itself is not the most important part of the method. I could use a whistle instead of a clicker and call it whistle training..Confused? Good. Take a listen.…

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Nothing Says Compassion Like Bloody Kids And Dead Dogs 23:37

49 weeks ago23:37

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I recently discussed the modern rescue dog fallacy and also had an episode discussing veterinarian's giving terrible training advice. Well both of things impacted my family directly last week. Take a listen.

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You Are Training Your Dog NOT To Listen The First Time 10:32

51 weeks ago10:32

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The "Rescue Dog" Fallacy 24:27

51 weeks ago24:27