A dog gently placing their paw in a human’s open hand, symbolizing trust, emotion, and communication.

Speaking Dog

Behavior, Emotion and the Language of Dogs

Because behavior makes sense when you understand what a dog is feeling.

Speaking Dog

Behavior, Emotion, and the Language of Dogs

Because behavior makes sense when you understand what a dog is feeling

Speaking Dog is a place to slow down and listen. Dogs are always communicating—through posture, movement, expression, and behavior. When we understand what a dog is feeling, behavior stops being confusing or frustrating and starts to make sense. This space is dedicated to helping humans learn the language of dogs so relationships can grow through clarity, trust, and emotional safety.

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Jody Karow - CTC, Founder of Go Anywhere Dog®

How to Speak Dog – Dog Body Language

Ever wish your dog came with subtitles? Good news—you don’t need them. In this short and wildly popular video (nearing a million views!), you’ll learn how to read dog body

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Woman kneeling with a happy puppy, gently teaching or playing.
Jody Karow - CTC, Founder of Go Anywhere Dog®

A Woman’s Way to Raising a Confident Puppy

Women Don’t Need to Be “Alpha” — They Need to Be Themselves Women are told more than anyone: “You’re too soft.” “You need to be tougher.” “Your dog is dominant.”

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Video Thumbnail: How To Get Your Dog To Listen To You – Go Anywhere Dog®, Minneapolis & Twin Cities, MN, Dog Training
Jody Karow - CTC, Founder of Go Anywhere Dog®

How To Motivate Your Dog

How to get your dog to listen to you… Dog Training Expert, Jody Karow CTC, explains how to motivate your dog to learn all the behaviors that will make

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A trainer explaining healthy off-leash dog play and body language during a video lesson.
Jody Karow - CTC, Founder of Go Anywhere Dog®

Off-Leash Dog Play: What Healthy Play Looks Like

Understanding Play Through Body Language, Emotion, and Regulation Off-leash dog play can look chaotic if you don’t know what you’re seeing. Dogs communicate constantly through movement, posture, pauses, and

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