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You Followed the Dog Training Advice. So Why Does Something Still Feel Off?
A dog training podcast that helps you understand what you're seeing, what might be missing, and what to try next.
Named Sniffspot’s #1 Dog Training Podcast of 2026
What Is The Dog Who Asked for More?
The Dog Who Asked for More is a dog training podcast and community for people who love their dogs but keep feeling like something isn't adding up.
Maybe your dog is reactive. Maybe they won't settle. Maybe their behavior suddenly changed. Maybe you're questioning their food, enrichment, training, or something else entirely. Or maybe you've followed all the advice and still can't figure out what actually applies to the dog in front of you.
That's where this starts.
Created by Em, a dog trainer, Certified Professional Canine Nutritionist (CPCN), and retired veterinary technician (LVT), The Dog Who Asked for More is built around a simple idea: understanding your dog starts with getting curious about the whole picture.
Here you'll find conversations about dog training, behavior, body language, nutrition, enrichment, and the human side of sharing your life with a dog.
This isn't about having the perfect dog or finding one answer that works for everyone.
It's about understanding the dog in front of you, figuring out what actually applies to them, and becoming more confident in what you do next.
Hi, I'm Em
I'm a dog trainer, Certified Professional Canine Nutritionist, retired veterinary technician, and the person behind The Dog Who Asked for More®.
I've spent more than 20 years working with dogs, but some of the biggest lessons have come from living with my own.
Fitz especially taught me that knowing a lot about dogs and knowing what to do with the dog standing in front of you aren't always the same thing.
I've been the professional who knows what questions to ask. I've also been the person sitting in the car after a walk wondering why the hell nothing I've been told seems to be working.
That's why I want to know more than what your dog is doing.
I want to know:
- What happened before
- What changed
- What you've already tried
- What helped
- What made things worse
- What your dog's day actually looks like
- What everyone keeps telling you to do that doesn't seem to fit your dog
I don't think you need another person telling you there is one right way to train, feed, enrich, or live with your dog.
I want you to understand your dog better, trust yourself more, and know where to turn when you do need help.
Your life with your dog doesn't have to look like anyone else's to be a good one.