Which Doodle Pro® Summit Session Should You Watch First? Take the 60-Second Trail Map Quiz

The Doodle Pro® Summit opens Monday: 15 leading experts, 16 Doodle-specific sessions, 3 days, and your seat is complimentary. But 16 sessions is a lot, and nobody stands at a buffet and eats everything. That's not a buffet problem, that's a plate problem.

So I built you a trail map. Take the 60-second quiz at https://thedoodlepro.com/summitquiz and I'll tell you exactly which session to watch first, what to climb next, and one scenic detour worth taking, matched to YOUR Doodle. Already registered? The quiz tells you where to start Monday at 9am MT. Not registered yet? Your complimentary spot is one click past your result.

In this short episode I walk three of the fifteen trails (resource guarding, separation anxiety, and the Doodle with no off switch), do the honest math on fitting a three-day trail into a real week, and invite you to the pre-party call this Sunday at 2pm ET / 7pm UK, where the pop-up community doors swing open. All-Access Pass holders: both Companion Workbooks are ready right now, print them or scroll the digital version.

Pet pros, the very first quiz question sorts you onto your own trail. This is complimentary continuing education.

🥾 Find your trail: https://thedoodlepro.com/summitquiz
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🎙 Basecamp: Live Doodle Talk daily, 3pm MT / 5pm ET

Corinne Gearhart is the founder of The Doodle Pro®, a science-based training platform helping Doodle parents raise calmer, well-mannered dogs using positive reinforcement. She is the host of The Doodle Pro® Podcast and author of Your Doodle’s Daily Schedule Blueprint™.

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Transcript

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Hi friend, welcome back to the Doodle Pro Podcast. I'm Crank Your Hart, and this week I am not just your doodle expert, I'm your trail guide. Now, before we climb, you might notice my voice sounds a little different today. I managed to catch walking pneumonia while putting the finishing touches on the summit for you. The antibiotics are kicking in. I'm on the mend, and I want you to hear this as clearly as you can. Nothing, and I mean nothing, is going to stop me from enjoying every minute of this week with you. It is stopping me from making this episode a video episode, but just consider the rasp, my mountain air voice, and let's go. Here's what's happening. In just a few days on Monday morning at 9 a.m. Mountain, the doors open on something that has been many months in the making, and truly the first of its kind. The Doodle Pro Summit Parent Edition. Three days, 15 of the leading experts in dog behavior, training, grooming, and veterinary care. 16 sessions. All of it tailored to your doodle. All of it science-based. And your seat virtually is complimentary. I'm talking to Jean Donaldson on resource guarding. Melena De Martini, the world's leading separation anxiety expert. Dr. Zazi Todd on fear. A veterinarian doing chew safety in real time. A doodle groomer showing you exactly how to line brush at home without the drama. And when I look at that lineup, I feel two things at once. Bubbling over excitement. And this. 16 sessions is a lot. Nobody stands at a buffet and eats everything. That's not a buffet problem, that's a plate problem. You don't need all 16 sessions on day one. You need your plate. You need to know where to start. So I built you something, and I might be more excited about this than almost anything else I've made all year. It's a 60-second quiz. Five questions. And at the end, I hand you your personal trail map for the summit. Not a generic schedule. Your trail. Which session to watch first on which day? What to climb next? And one scenic detour you probably wouldn't have picked for yourself, but would be so glad you took. It's at the doodlepro.com slash summit quiz. That's the doodlepro.com slash summit quiz. All one word. I'll put it in the show notes. You might not be able to understand me that clearly, and you can't miss it. And here's the part I want you to hear. This quiz is for you whether you registered weeks ago or you're hearing about the summit for the very first time right now. If you're already in, this tells you where to start Monday morning. If you're not in yet, the quiz will hand you your trail map and your complimentary seat in one go. Let me tell you what I mean, and I'll walk you down a few of these trails. Maybe you've got what I call a treasure keeper, the doodle who growls over the food bowl or hoards stolen socks under the bed like a little dragon. First, exhale. That's not a broken dog, and you didn't cause it. Guarding is normal inherited software, and your trailhead is Jean Donaldson, day one, first session of the whole summit. She literally wrote the book on resource guarding. It's called Mine. And she explains why punishing the growl creates dogs who quote unquote bite out of nowhere, and how trade games can resolve most food guarding in as little as two weeks. From there, your trail climbs to Dr. Janet Cutler's desensitization session on day two, because that's the machinery underneath Jean's plan. Or maybe you've got a home alone heartbreaker leaving the house comes with guilt, dread, or a text from the neighbor. Please hear me. Your doodles not being spiteful. And you did not cause this by babying them. Separation anxiety is true panic. And it's genuinely fixable. Your trailhead is Melena De Martini on day two. Busting the myths, the couch didn't cause it, the frozen Kong can actually backfire, and showing you what real fixable protocols look like. Or maybe, and I see you've got the perpetual motion machine, an hour of fetch, and they're still wired. Here's the plot twist your trail is built on. A tired dog is not the same thing as a calm dog. Nobody ever taught your doodle how to be done. That's teachable. And it's gentler than you think. Your trailhead is Tori Mystic's calming enrichment session on day three, with a stop at Christy Benson on day two, if some of that energy is being barked directly at you. Three different doodles, three completely different trails on purpose across all three days. And there are 15 of these trail maps waiting, including one just for the pet professionals listening. Trainers, groomers, vets, breeders. The very first question sorts you onto your own trail with a priority route built trainer to trainer. This is complimentary, continued ed, friend. Take the quiz. Now, I know many of you have already grabbed your all access pass because you want to watch and rewatch every session on demand and share them with everyone in your home on your schedule. Smart. And I want you to hear this. Your trail map matters even more for you. When you own the whole mountain, the map is what tells you where to start. Because here's the honest math of Summit Week. Every trail map I built pulls sessions from all three days. Each one unlocks at 9 a.m. mountain time on its day. And the whole trail closes when the summit ends, July 29th. So if you look at your map and think, when exactly am I watching all this between work and the school run and, you know, walking the actual doodle? That is not a you problem. That is what the all access pass is for. The map shows you the mountain. The pass means you never have to rush the climb. And pass holders, don't wait for Monday. Your pass includes the pop-up community and both companion workbooks are ready for you right now. Print them out if you're a pen and paper person or scroll the digital version right on your device. Have your workbook open before your first session starts, and you'll get twice as much out of every talk. If you don't have your all access pass yet, no pressure and no panic. Everything I just described is waiting for you atosummit.com whenever you're ready. One more thing, and this one has a clock on it. This Sunday we're having a pre-party call, 2 p.m. Eastern. That's noon mountain, 7 p.m. in the UK. Because yes, this summit has doodle parents joining from all over the world. We are at 29 countries over across five continents as of recording, which still makes me a little teary. On that call, I'm giving you the full briefing: how the three days work, when sessions unlock, how Base Camp works, all of your questions answered live. And that's the moment we swing open the doors to the pop-up community so you pass holders can find your people before day one. So don't delay. Take the quiz, get registered, and I'll see your face on Sunday. And here's your homework. It takes one minute. Go to the doodlepro.com slash summit quiz. Five questions. Get your trail map. If you're not registered, your complimentary spot is one click past your result. Then do one more thing for me. Think of one doodle friend, the one whose dog hides from the brush or barks at the window or melts down when they leave. Send them that same link this weekend, 60 seconds, and they'll have their own trail map and their own seat. And you'll be climbing together Monday. And every single day of the summit, meet me at Basecamp. That's live doodle talk at 3 p.m. Monday, 5 p.m. Eastern, all three days. Bring your quiz result. I want to hear which trail you're on. This has been many months in the making. Nothing like it has ever existed for doodle families before. And I get to spend three whole days on the mountain with you. This raspy mountain voice is totally worth it. Every doodle climbs a different trail. Come find yours. I'm Crank Your Heart, the Doodle Pro, and I'll see you Sunday at the pre party and Monday on the trail.