Episodes

  • The Case of the Covert Canine Clue

    The Case of the Covert Canine Clue
    Feb 1 2026
    Listeners, imagine a grizzled ex-NYPD homicide detective who adores dogs but can barely stomach people. That's Jack Field, the star of The Dog Training Detective, a thrilling podcast and book series crafted by Manhattan novelist and real-life dog trainer Lee Charles Kelley. According to Wikipedia, Jack retires early, fed up with human deceit, flees to rural Maine, and buys a boarding and training kennel, dreaming of peaceful country walks and quiet nights swapping crime scenes for obedience lessons.

    But peace? Not on the cards. As Apple Podcasts describes, crimes keep sniffing him out—from suspicious clients dropping off pups with secrets to baffling murders padding right up his driveway. Jack doesn't crack these cases solo. He teams up with Dr. Jamie Cutter, his sharp-witted, funny part-time medical examiner who's equal parts love interest and investigative powerhouse. Together, they sift through alibis, autopsy reports, and muddy paw prints, blending morgue smarts with kennel know-how.

    What elevates these tales? The canine sidekicks who steal every scene. Picture a nervous rescue dodging a suspicious room, a confident shepherd locked on a killer's scent, or a so-called bad dog whose quirky misbehavior maps straight to the crime, as detailed in Apple Podcasts episodes like A Nose for Trouble. Wikipedia notes Kelley wove six Jack Field novels mixing pulse-pounding mysteries, romantic comedy, and practical training tips, challenging old-school alpha dominance and rigid operant conditioning. Drawing from Kevin Behan's Natural Dog Training, he portrays dogs as emotional partners tuned to our fear, joy, and curiosity—a wag or sniff often unlocks the case before forensics do.

    Whether you're tuning into the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spreaker for episodes like Suspicious Sniffs or The Case of the Curious Canine Clue, or grabbing Kelley's books, this series proves dogs aren't just pets—they're detective dynamos. Listeners, thank you for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more tail-wagging mysteries. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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    2 mins
  • The Case of the Curious Canine: When a Rescue Dog Leads Jack and Jamie on a Tail-Wagging Trail of Clues

    The Case of the Curious Canine: When a Rescue Dog Leads Jack and Jamie on a Tail-Wagging Trail of Clues
    Jan 30 2026
    Listeners, imagine a grizzled ex-NYPD homicide detective who adores dogs but can hardly stand people. That's Jack Field, the star of The Dog Training Detective, a thrilling podcast and book series that mixes pulse-pounding mysteries with real canine smarts. According to Wikipedia, Jack retires early, fed up with human lies, flees to rural Maine, and buys a boarding and training kennel, dreaming of quiet walks and peaceful nights.

    But trouble has a nose for him. Crimes keep sniffing around—from suspicious clients to baffling murders—pulling Jack back into the fray. He teams up with Dr. Jamie Cutter, his sharp-witted love interest and part-time medical examiner. Apple Podcasts describes how they sift through alibis, autopsies, and muddy paw prints, while clever canine sidekicks steal the show. Picture a nervous rescue dodging a shady room, a confident shepherd locked on a killer's scent, or a so-called bad dog whose quirks sketch the crime scene.

    Behind this tail-wagging world is Lee Charles Kelley, a Manhattan novelist and actual dog trainer. Wikipedia reports he wrote six Jack Field novels blending murder, romance, humor, and practical training tips. Drawing from Kevin Behan's Natural Dog Training, Kelley ditches outdated alpha dominance ideas for a view of dogs as emotional partners who feel our joy, stress, and curiosity. Amazon Music and Spreaker episodes highlight how this shines through, where cracking the case starts by asking how the dog feels, not just what it did.

    The Dog Training Detective podcast, available on Apple Podcasts and Spreaker, brings these stories to life with episodes like A Nose for Trouble, turning every investigation into a rom-com caper where dogs prove they're not just pets—they're detective partners.

    Listeners, thank you for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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    2 mins
  • Jealous Lovers Deadly Deception: Jack and Jamie uncover a deadly love triangle with help from their canine sidekicks.

    Jealous Lovers Deadly Deception: Jack and Jamie uncover a deadly love triangle with help from their canine sidekicks.
    Jan 26 2026
    Imagine escaping the gritty streets of New York City, where human deceit runs rampant, only to have mysteries chase you down like an excited pup in rural Maine. That's the thrilling hook of The Dog Training Detective, the brainchild of Manhattan dog trainer and novelist Lee Charles Kelley. Listeners, dive into the adventures of Jack Field, a grizzled former NYPD homicide detective who adores dogs but can barely tolerate people. Fed up with city corpses and lies, Jack takes early retirement, buys a boarding and training kennel, and dreams of peaceful country walks. But fate has other plans—crimes keep sniffing him out, from suspicious clients to baffling murders turning up nearby.

    Jack doesn't crack these cases alone. He teams up with Dr. Jamie Cutter, a sharp-witted, funny part-time medical examiner who becomes his love interest and investigative partner. Together, they sift through alibis, autopsy reports, and muddy paw prints, balancing morgue logic with kennel wisdom. What makes their sleuthing unbeatable? A rotating cast of canine sidekicks who steal the show. A nervous rescue refuses to enter one suspicious room, hinting at hidden secrets. A confident shepherd locks onto a killer's scent, blowing apart perfect alibis. A so-called bad dog fixates on one patch of ground, mapping out the crime scene better than any witness.

    Kelley's own expertise shapes every tale. Wikipedia reports he penned six Jack Field novels blending murder mystery, romantic comedy, and practical dog training tips. Drawing from Kevin Behan's Natural Dog Training method, Kelley challenges outdated alpha dominance theory and rigid operant conditioning. Instead, he portrays dogs as emotional partners driven by fear, excitement, and loyalty—proving a wag or a sniff can reveal more than forensics.

    Now a captivating podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spreaker, The Dog Training Detective takes listeners on a journey through canine behavior and suspense. Episodes like A Nose for Trouble and Jealous Lovers Deadly Deception unleash clues with pulse-pounding plots and real-world wisdom, showing how your dog's quirks might just solve the next big mystery.

    Thank you for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more tail-wagging tales. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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    2 mins
  • The Dog Training Detective: Canine Clues Unravel Human Deceptions

    The Dog Training Detective: Canine Clues Unravel Human Deceptions
    Jan 25 2026
    Imagine escaping the gritty streets of New York City for the serene woods of rural Maine, only to have mysteries follow you like a loyal dog at heel. That's the thrilling premise of The Dog Training Detective, a captivating podcast and book series crafted by Lee Charles Kelley, a Manhattan-based novelist and real-life dog trainer. Wikipedia reports that Kelley authored six detective novels starring Jack Field, a grizzled former NYPD homicide cop who adores dogs but can barely tolerate people. Fed up with human deceit, Jack takes early retirement, buys a boarding and training kennel, and dreams of peaceful country walks. But fate has other plans—crimes keep sniffing him out, from suspicious clients to baffling murders.

    Jack doesn't solve these whodunits alone. He teams up with Dr. Jamie Cutter, a sharp-witted part-time medical examiner who becomes his love interest and investigative partner. Together, alongside a rotating cast of canine sidekicks, they sift through alibis, autopsy reports, and muddy paw prints. Apple Podcasts describes how a nervous rescue dog avoids one room, a confident shepherd fixates on a scent, or a so-called bad dog misbehaves in ways that map straight to the crime. What sets this series apart is Kelley's fusion of pulse-pounding mysteries with practical dog training wisdom. Drawing from Kevin Behan’s Natural Dog Training philosophy, as noted on Amazon Music and Spreaker, the stories treat dogs as emotional partners driven by fear, excitement, and loyalty—not rigid alpha dominance or operant conditioning.

    The Dog Training Detective podcast brings these tales to life, decoding canine behavior riddles while unraveling human deceptions. Listeners get humor, romance, suspense, and real tips for bonding with their pups, proving dogs aren't just pets—they're clue-cracking companions. Whether you're a mystery fan or a dog lover, Jack Field's world hooks you from the first bark.

    Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more tail-wagging adventures. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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    2 mins
  • Tails of Mystery: Solving Crimes with Canine Companions in The Dog Training Detective

    Tails of Mystery: Solving Crimes with Canine Companions in The Dog Training Detective
    Jan 23 2026
    Imagine trading the gritty streets of New York City for the serene woods of rural Maine, only to discover that mysteries follow you like a loyal dog. That's the premise of The Dog Training Detective, a captivating podcast and book series created by Lee Charles Kelley, a Manhattan-based novelist and dog trainer who masterfully blends two passions: mystery writing and canine behavior.

    At the heart of the series is Jack Field, a grizzled former NYPD homicide detective who adores dogs but can barely tolerate people. Jack takes early retirement, fed up with human deceit, and flees to rural Maine where he opens a boarding and training kennel. He dreams of peaceful country walks and quiet nights, hoping his days of crime-solving are behind him. But fate has other plans. Crimes keep sniffing him out, pulling him back into investigations despite his best efforts.

    Jack isn't solving these whodunits alone. He partners with Dr. Jamie Cutter, a sharp-witted part-time medical examiner who becomes both his love interest and investigative partner. Together, they navigate alibis, autopsy reports, and muddy paw prints while tackling baffling murders. The novels are best described as a combination of murder mystery, romantic comedy, and dog training manuals, weaving comic and sometimes farcical scenes with genuine dog training tips throughout the story.

    What sets The Dog Training Detective apart is Kelley's philosophy toward canine behavior. According to his work as a real dog trainer, Kelley challenges old-school training ideas like alpha dominance theory and rigid operant conditioning. Instead, he treats dogs as emotional partners who share our stress, joy, and curiosity. This philosophy runs through the entire series, where solving cases often starts with asking how the dog feels, not just what the dog did.

    The canine characters are anything but background players. A nervous rescue who won't go near one room. A confident shepherd who fixates on a single scent. A so-called bad dog whose misbehavior reveals vital clues. Each animal contributes to unraveling the mysteries in ways humans would miss. Between them, Jack reads the canine mind while Jamie reads the human body, and together they crack cases that leave the local cops shaking their heads.

    Kelley has written six Jack Field detective novels that seamlessly blend murder, humor, and practical training advice. The Dog Training Detective podcast brings these stories to life for listeners eager to explore how canine behavior and human mystery intertwine. Whether you're a dog lover, mystery enthusiast, or someone fascinated by the intersection of both, this series offers something truly unique.

    Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai.

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    3 mins
  • Jealous Lover's Deadly Deception: Jack and Jamie Untangle a Web of Lies and Dog Clues

    Jealous Lover's Deadly Deception: Jack and Jamie Untangle a Web of Lies and Dog Clues
    Jan 18 2026
    Imagine escaping the gritty streets of New York City, where human deceit runs rampant, only to have mysteries chase you down like an excited pup in rural Maine. That's the thrilling hook of The Dog Training Detective, the brainchild of Manhattan-based novelist and dog trainer Lee Charles Kelley. According to Wikipedia, Kelley penned six Jack Field mysteries that blend pulse-pounding murders, romantic comedy, and real dog training wisdom, challenging outdated ideas like alpha dominance theory and rigid operant conditioning.

    At the heart of this tail-wagging universe is Jack Field, a grizzled former NYPD homicide detective who adores dogs but barely tolerates people. Fed up with city corpses and human lies, Jack takes early retirement, buys a boarding and training kennel, and dreams of peaceful country walks. But fate has other plans—crimes keep sniffing him out, from suspicious clients to baffling bodies turning up nearby.

    Jack doesn't crack these cases alone. He teams up with Dr. Jamie Cutter, a sharp-witted, funny part-time medical examiner who becomes his love interest and investigative partner. Together, they sift through alibis, autopsy reports, and muddy paw prints. What makes their sleuthing unbeatable? A rotating cast of canine sidekicks who steal the show. Apple Podcasts descriptions highlight how a nervous rescue dodges suspicious rooms, a confident shepherd fixates on a killer's scent, or a so-called bad dog whose quirks map out the crime scene. These aren't just pets—they're clue-cracking partners, revealing truths through body language and instincts that humans miss.

    Kelley's own expertise as a dog trainer infuses every tale. Drawing from philosophies like Kevin Behan's Natural Dog Training, he portrays dogs as emotional partners driven by fear, excitement, and loyalty, not robotic obedience. This fresh take turns misbehavior into mystery-solving gold, proving a wag or a sniff can be as revealing as any forensic report.

    Now, The Dog Training Detective lives on as a captivating podcast on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spreaker, diving deeper into canine behavior, training tips, and Jack's adventures. Episodes like A Nose for Trouble unpack how dogs' quirky actions hide vital clues, keeping listeners hooked on the blend of suspense and paws-on advice.

    Listeners, thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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    3 mins
  • The Case of the Curious Canine Clue: When a dog's bark holds the key to solving a baffling mystery.

    The Case of the Curious Canine Clue: When a dog's bark holds the key to solving a baffling mystery.
    Jan 16 2026
    Step into a world where mysteries unravel with a wag of the tail and every bark hides a clue. The Dog Training Detective is the thrilling podcast series born from the imagination of Lee Charles Kelley, a Manhattan-based novelist and dog trainer whose six Jack Field novels inspired this canine-fueled adventure. Wikipedia details how Kelley crafted Jack as a grizzled ex-NYPD homicide detective who adores dogs but can't stand most people. Dreaming of escape, Jack retires early, flees New York City's chaos, and sets up a boarding and training kennel in rural Maine's pine-scented woods.

    Peace proves elusive. Crimes sniff him out like eager hounds, dragging Jack back into sleuthing alongside Dr. Jamie Cutter, his sharp-witted partner in crime-solving and romance—a part-time medical examiner with a knack for people, pups, and autopsies. Apple Podcasts and Audible describe their dynamic as a perfect mashup of pulse-pounding whodunits, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy, and genuine dog training wisdom. The real stars? The dogs. They're not mere sidekicks; they're essential partners whose instincts crack the toughest cases. A nervous rescue shuns a suspicious room. A shepherd locks onto a killer's scent. A so-called bad dog misbehaves its way to the truth.

    Kelley weaves in his expertise, drawing from Kevin Behan's Natural Dog Training philosophy to debunk alpha dominance myths and operant conditioning rigidity. As Spreaker episodes like A Nose for Trouble and The Case of the Curious Canine Clue show, listeners gain practical tips on separation anxiety, barking, and building emotional bonds—all tucked into suspenseful plots. Amazon Music highlights how solving the crime often hinges on tuning into the dog's feelings, not just commands.

    What makes it addictive? Vivid Maine kennel life, farcical humor, heartfelt romance, and breakthroughs via wet noses and wagging tails. Whether you're a mystery buff or dog devotee, this podcast turns you into a detective, ready to apply lessons to your own pup.

    Thank you for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more tail-wagging tales. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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    2 mins
  • A Nose for Trouble: Jack and Jamie Uncover Canine Clues in a Baffling Murder Case

    A Nose for Trouble: Jack and Jamie Uncover Canine Clues in a Baffling Murder Case
    Jan 16 2026
    Imagine escaping the gritty streets of New York City for the serene woods of rural Maine, only to have mysteries follow you like a loyal dog at heel. That's the thrilling premise of The Dog Training Detective, a captivating podcast and book series crafted by Lee Charles Kelley, a Manhattan-based novelist and real-life dog trainer. According to Wikipedia, Kelley penned six detective novels starring Jack Field, a grizzled former NYPD homicide cop who adores dogs but can barely tolerate people. Fed up with human deceit, Jack takes early retirement, buys a boarding and training kennel, and dreams of peaceful country walks. But fate has other plans—crimes keep sniffing him out.

    Jack isn't solving these whodunits alone. He teams up with Dr. Jamie Cutter, a sharp-witted part-time medical examiner who becomes his love interest and investigative partner. Together, they navigate alibis, autopsy reports, and muddy paw prints, blending morgue logic with kennel wisdom. Apple Podcasts describes how their canine sidekicks steal the show: a nervous rescue dodging suspicious rooms, a confident shepherd fixated on a killer's scent, or a so-called bad dog whose quirks map out the crime scene. What looks like misbehavior often reveals vital clues humans miss.

    Kelley's background shapes every twist. Wikipedia notes he challenges outdated training ideas like alpha dominance theory and rigid operant conditioning, drawing on philosophies that treat dogs as emotional partners driven by fear, excitement, and loyalty. In the stories, solving the case starts with reading the canine mind—proving dogs aren't just pets, but clue-cracking geniuses.

    The Dog Training Detective podcast brings this universe to life, mixing murder, humor, romance, and practical tips. Listeners get hooked on episodes like A Nose for Trouble, where Jack and Jamie sift through paw prints and body language to crack baffling cases. It's a tail-wagging blend of mystery and dog smarts that keeps you coming back for more.

    Whether you're a mystery buff or dog lover, dive into Jack Field's world—where every bark hides a secret and every wag points to the truth.

    Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more intriguing tales. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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    2 mins