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Ramsey
20 full sessions with Ramsey, published between 2026-06-29 and 2026-07-28.
Meet Ramsey
Golden Retriever (English Cream) · 4 years at intake
Owner-reported priorities
- Confidence in new places
- Off-leash skills
Breed and intake details are owner-reported. Age refers to the intake date.
This page is built from the sessions themselves — what was filmed and what was said in it. It carries no intake notes and no owner interview, because none were recorded for Ramsey. Every quote below links to the second it was said, so you can check it.
Ramsey trained alongside Roxy, from the same household.
What these sessions show
When is it safe to let my dog off the leash?
Feel like I can get you on a long leash, long line.
What happens in a first dog training session?
What toy should I use to train my dog?
So then like they can play with their toys on their own.
Does my dog actually know the command?
So I'm just kind of just sensitizing the any form of leash pressure whether we use the flexi or like 10 foot, whatever.
Why won't my dog listen when he is scared?
If he jumps and kind of like freaks out a little bit, but then goes, "All right, cool." It's okay.
Where should I train my dog?
He's pretty like publicly like public publicly neutral at this point.
Should I let my dog sniff before training?
Walking around, sniffing things, laying down, chewing on their bone.
How do I calm a stressed dog?
How many rules should my dog have?
How do I teach my dog to make better choices?
So, it's all about like you have that choice point.
Why does my dog behave differently at different times?
My dog doesn't react to correction at all
What is the difference between come and let's go?
So, like I said, if the dog's fixating, you're trying to go this way, you say let's go and it's kind of like a let's move this way.
My dog only obeys when he knows what is coming
How can I tell what my dog is feeling?
Should I stop my dog before he misbehaves?
You just trust them to not make bad choices.
How do I stop my dog reacting to other dogs?
Why does my dog react to how I stand?
Why is my trainer so blunt about the risks?
How does my dog know when he can stop?
My dog shuts down during training
Why do I need training if the trainer does it?
Should my dog heel for the whole walk?
Why does my dog only listen when I'm pulling the leash?
One, she has commands that she understands, and she understands how to respond when you either penalize or when you use negative reinforcement.
What level should an e-collar be set to?
The record
20 sessions, 8.8 hours of footage, 62,230 words of transcript.
- Roxy & Ramsey In-Program Lesson #2 Part 1 2026-07-28 · 40:55
- Ramsey Off-Leash + Heel Training Session Part 1 2026-07-27 · 29:01
- Roxy & Ramsey Training Session 2026-07-26 · 40:08
- Roxy & Ramsey! Not the smoothest session, but they are doing great! 2026-07-13 · 15:08
- Training Session with Ramsey 2026-07-11 · 16:04
- Ramsey Training Session 2026-07-02 · 22:49
- Roxy Training Session 2026-07-02 · 20:03
- Ramsey — Before Training Video 2026-06-29 · 3:19
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34 videos and 7 Shorts. Listed newest publication first. A title match is an index aid, not confirmation of training order.
Training videos
Angier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey In-Program Lesson #2 Part 2
Topics: Control is not obedience; Start with freedom; The dog tells you the reward.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey In-Program Lesson #2 Part 3
The closing part of the 07-28 owner lesson, and the part where the two dogs are visibly handled differently.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey Go-Home Lesson
Topics: Internal emotional change, not repression; Control is not obedience; Honest limits, and reliability is not permission.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy Field Trip To Michaels
Topics: The leash is a prop; Pick the place for what it contains - life is the training ground; Don't heel grind.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey make friends in Bass Pro Shop
Topics: Pick the place for what it contains - life is the training ground; The three Ds, and the variables nobody counts; Meaningful release.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey In-Program Lesson #2 Part 1
The second owner lesson, and the densest teaching document in Roxy's corpus.
Tier 1 session summaryRoxy Training Session
The last dated session in Roxy's sequence, and a narrow one: heel, and nothing else.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey At The Park
Topics: Honest limits, and reliability is not permission; Hidden help; Assess before you ask.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Ramsey Off-Leash + Heel Training Session Part 1
Roxy is not in this session, and the note exists in her folder for one reason: it contains the clearest statement of the problem of training two dogs from one household, and the plan for fixing it.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Ramsey & Roxy First In-Program Lesson
The first in-program lesson for two dogs from one home.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey Training Session
Topics: Assess before you ask; Honest limits, and reliability is not permission; Say it bluntly or it will not land.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey Off-Leash Training Session
Topics: Honest limits, and reliability is not permission; Pressure, release, reward; Assess before you ask.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
A long ordinary walk used as a whole training session, and the clearest look at how Roxy's obedience is proofed rather than taught.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
Thirteen minutes of tug play with Roxy, interleaved with short obedience inserts.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy Long-Line Session
A long-line session in public whose stated purpose is proofing: Roxy already knows sit, down, come and the beginnings of heel, and the work is to make them hold while people and other dogs walk past.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Ramsey Training At The Park
Topics: Assess before you ask.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Ramsey Training Downtown
Topics: Assess before you ask.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
A thin, honest session on the first of two the same day.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Ramsey Training Session
Topics: False reps: the dog reads the chain, not the word; Hidden help; Honest limits, and reliability is not permission.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
The second of two sessions on 17 July, and the one where the trainer runs an experiment: he tries treats on Roxy to see whether food motivates her more than what she already works for, which he says is pets.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
The most methodologically explicit of Roxy's solo sessions.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy & Ramsey! Not the smoothest session, but they are doing great!
The clearest statement in Roxy's corpus of why the two household dogs are worked together.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Training Session with Ramsey
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
title metadata onlyAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
A thin session that is worth keeping for one reason: it records a training problem caused by the dog being too attached to the handler.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Ramsey Training Session
A late-program session with Ramsey alone, close to his go-home date, spent mostly on play in the pool on a hot day with place worked between rounds.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
A short indoor block on place and sit, one dog in a rotation - the trainer says at the top that he will work her for about twenty minutes and then move on to the next dog, and that he intends to hold her on place for something like ten minutes of it.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
A short, hot-weather sit session, three sessions into Roxy's program.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy Home Context Training
The clearest statement anywhere in Roxy's file of what the finished dog is supposed to look like at home.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
A short, sparsely narrated working session from the first week.
Tier 1 session summaryRamsey Training Session
Despite sitting in Roxy's sequence and being titled for Ramsey, this session works only Ramsey - Roxy is not handled or mentioned.
Tier 1 session summaryRamsey Training Session
Topics: Honest limits, and reliability is not permission.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy Training Session
Topics: Hidden help; Pressure, release, reward; Assess before you ask.
concept tagsAngier K9 | Roxy — Before Training Video
A deliberate baseline recording made on Roxy's first day of official training, before any teaching.
Tier 1 session summaryAngier K9 | Ramsey — Before Training Video
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
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Shorts
Two Dogs. One Household. Roxy & Ramsey’s Real Results | Angier K9
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
title metadata onlyRoxy & Ramsey | Two Dogs, Two Challenges, Two Breakthroughs | Angier K9
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
title metadata onlyRamsey Off-Leash + Heel Training Session Part 2 | Angier K9
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
title metadata onlyPlace & Play w/Simba & Ramsey | Angier K9
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
title metadata only"Release The Crackheads" | Angier K9
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
title metadata onlyPlaying with Simba & Ramsey! | Angier K9
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
title metadata onlyToday's Science Lesson w/AngierK9 Featuring Ramsey & Our Favorite Chicken
Listed by its published title; a teaching summary has not yet been added.
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Questions connected to this collection
These Tier 3 drafts reference eligible footage assigned to this collection. A session may feature more than one animal; this is a source connection, not a claim that every example describes this animal.
Explore 62 connected concept drafts
- Why does my dog only listen when I'm pulling the leash?
- Should I pull my dog into position?
- What makes a correction fair?
- What if my dog doesn't seem to care about corrections?
- What if correcting my dog doesn't work?
- My dog shuts down during training - what do I do?
- What do I do right after correcting my dog?
- What level should an e-collar be set to?
- Will my dog only listen when the e-collar is on?
- Why has 'no' stopped working on my dog?
- What are the words I actually have to remember?
- How does my dog know when he can stop?
- Do I need to teach my dog to stay?
- Can a word go bad for my dog?
- Does my dog only obey when he knows what's coming?
- Does my dog actually know the command?
- Should I repeat the command if my dog doesn't move?
- Why does my dog lie down when I ask for a sit?
- What toy should I use to train my dog?
- How do I train my dog without treats?
- What if my dog doesn't care about toys or food?
- Why doesn't this trainer use treats?
- My dog won't take treats or toys when he's nervous
- Should I let my dog sniff before training?
- How do I build my dog's confidence?
- Should I let my nervous dog back away?
- How do I calm a stressed dog?
- My dog follows me everywhere - is that a good sign?
- How can I tell what my dog is feeling?
- Is my dog confused or is he refusing?
- How do I know the training isn't hurting my dog?
- Whose fault is it when a command fails?
- Why does my dog react to how I stand?
- My dog locks on and stops hearing me
- Can another dog help - or test - my dog?
- How long should my dog hold a place command?
- What is place, and what should it mean to my dog?
- What do I do when my dog is loose in the house and misbehaves?
- Should my dog heel for the whole walk?
- Why does my dog's heel fall apart when we walk?
- How do I stop my dog running off on walks?
- How do you get a dog to listen without a leash?
- How do I train my dog to be off leash?
- When is it safe to let my dog off the leash?
- What is the difference between come and let's go?
- My dog ignored me and then came back - can I tell him off?
- How do I stop my dog bolting or escaping?
- How long should a training session be?
- Should I stop my dog before he misbehaves?
- Where and when should I train my dog?
- Why does my dog obey at home but not outside?
- What happens in a first dog training session?
- How many rules should my dog have?
- How do I teach my dog to make better choices?
- Why do I need training if the trainer does the work?
- Will the training last?
- Will my dog listen to me the way he listens to the trainer?
- What does a board-and-train actually deliver?
- Why is my trainer so blunt about the risks?
- How perfect does my dog have to be?
- Why is all of this filmed?
- How do you train two dogs in one house?