Incredimal - Nando Brown & Fizz

Incredimal - Nando Brown & Fizz Ex Royal Marines Commando, Malinois lover, Mondioring competitor & decoy, Coach to Dog Trainers Our goal is less dogs being rehomed in the first place.

We hope this will be an entertaining but useful tool for anyone thinking about buying a new dog. We are 100% behind the rescue of dogs but if we can make people more aware when they initially start looking for a dog that they are signing up to a (hopefully) 15 year contract with another living being. Each video blogg will be named and numbered however if it's just me talking then we have probably

strayed into a completely unrelated subject as i do have a tendency to waffle on about random crap that happened 3 days before last tuesday.

14/09/2026

We spend a lot of time talking about what a dog is being exposed to, but much less time talking about whether the dog has any control over what happens next.

Two dogs can be in the same environment, at the same distance from the same trigger, and still be having very different experiences. If one dog can move away, pause, create distance or influence the outcome, while the other is basically stuck there, that matters.

This is why I think control and agency deserve a lot more attention in behaviour plans. Sometimes the answer isn’t changing the trigger itself. It’s changing the rules around the trigger so the dog has some influence over what happens next.

If you want to study behaviour at this level, comment BIBLE and I’ll send you the Behaviour Bible details and current scholarship information.

13/09/2026

Comment Bible to see the new 🆕 scholarship opportunities

13/09/2026

Part of our job as professionals is taking complicated information and making it useful for the client.

Your client probably doesn’t need a lecture on allostasis, the HPA axis or cumulative physiological load.

They need to understand what’s happening with their dog and what they should actually do next.

But you need to understand the complicated bit first.

Because that deeper understanding is what allows you to decide what matters, what doesn’t, what can be simplified, and when the simple explanation stops being good enough.

Things like “trigger stacking”, “threshold” and the “stress bucket” can all be useful ways of explaining concepts.

But they’re simplified models.

If that’s where our own education stops, we haven’t simplified complex information for the client. We’ve only ever learned the simplified version ourselves.

And that’s where we start losing the nuance that actually matters when we’re assessing real dogs and real behaviour cases.

The client doesn’t always need the nuance. The professional does.

Simplification should be the output, not the education.

If you want to study behaviour at this level, comment BIBLE and I’ll send you the Behaviour Bible details and current scholarship information.

12/09/2026

Breed behaviour series.
Video 1

11/09/2026

Last in the dominance for professionals series. Video 5

11/09/2026

Here is video 4 in the series for dominance in dogs for professionals.

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