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Believe in Dog

Erin Scott (Erin the Dog Mom)

Are you looking for deep dive conversations into topics like dog training & behavior issues, the best health & nutrition options for your dog or an honest look at rescues, shelters & the animal welfare world? Join Erin for candid discussions sharing wisdom that will help you navigate the challenges of pet parenthood, celebrate the amazing times and discover everything that Dog Moms & Dog Dads should know. Erin believes that dogs can be healers, teachers and inspirations in our lives. Say hi to

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All Episodes

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Episode 10. 8 Lessons Learned from My Dog's Mystery...

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2020/03/26

Have you ever struggled with your dog’s health? Or with getting a proper diagnosis for your dog? Have you ever felt like your veterinarian wasn’t listening? Or felt pressured by your vet to make a decision that you didn’t agree with or couldn’t afford? I’ve been there. On a beautiful spring morning at the end of April 2014, my Lucy collapsed on our walk around the neighborhood. I struggled to get my 60 lb pit bull girl home as she kept falling over after walking a few steps at a time. But then an

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Episode 9. Zazie Todd's Wag: The Science of Making...

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2020/03/09

Zazie Todd did not grow up with pets, while on her way to becoming an accomplished social psychologist. When she & her husband adopted 2 dogs within 6 weeks from their local humane society, Zazie used her psychology and research background to make sure she was doing the “right” things for her dogs. As she began looking into the burgeoning field of canine science and what we are learning about dogs, Zazie shared her findings by starting her blog, Companion Animal Psychology. If you’ve ever wondered

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Episode 8. Jen's Story: Shelter Director

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2020/02/17

Jen’s lifelong love of animals and work experience in the nonprofit world have combined to create a meaningful career in animal sheltering. Jen became the Executive Director of the HSHC in August 2015 and every year since 2016, the shelter has achieved a 90%+ live release rate. Jen and I discuss: Her background and how her work and volunteer experiences led her to the world of animal sheltering; How special needs animals keep finding her; The importance of building “people” relationships to help

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Episode 7. Liz's Story: Tovi's Gift

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2020/01/20

Liz’s Story – Tovi’s Gift If you’ve ever lost a dog you loved, a dog that changed your life, your heart & soul dog, you may find a piece of yourself in Liz’s story. Special thanks to Mindy of Hunter & Harvest Apothecary from Episode 2 for introducing me to Liz. I start this episode sharing about losing our Lucy (Episode 1) and bonding with my girl, Penny. Liz & Tovi had an amazing life together for 12+ years. In early 2017, Tovi’s health took an unexpected turn and a few weeks later, Liz was saying

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Episode 6. Annie's Story: Compassion in Action

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2020/01/06

Annie’s Story – Compassion in Action with Charm City Companions Happy New Year! Happy New Decade! Today I share a brief reflection on how my volunteer work in the community with B-More Dog has helped me become a happier person than I was 10 years ago by releasing judgment and having compassion for others. I also explain some of the Baltimore-specific references that Annie & I discuss. At the start of Episode 3 with Michelle Serocki, I gave a little bit of background on some of Humane Society of the

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Episode 5. John's Story - Part 2

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2019/12/23

Happy Holidays! In Part 2 of John’s Story, we discuss: The biggest challenge John faces as a dog trainer (Hint: we walk on 2 legs); Divorce and dating with dogs; Some of John’s dog training philosophy; What to do if you need help with your dog’s behavior; and How to select a dog trainer and red flags to look out for. Takeaway Training Tips: #1 Most Important Thing when training your dog = consistency; If you want to improve your dog’s behavior, you have to do the work; Sometimes you have to choose

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Episode 5. John's Story - Part 1: "I want others to...

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2019/12/09

John Frank did not have very much experience with dogs growing up, but his ex-wife really wanted pets. After a couple discouraging attempts at fostering dogs, John felt overwhelmed and didn’t know what to do with the health and behavior issues of the foster dogs. But after making a commitment to adopt a pit bull to show what good dogs they could be, a sassy gal strutted her way into John’s heart, now named Hexie. In Part 1 of John’s Story, we discuss: Hexie’s adoption story; John’s experience

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Episode 4. Kate's Story: Muffy's Legacy

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2019/12/02

Each of my dogs - past and present - have taught me lessons for which I'm very grateful. To celebrate Thanksgiving, I share some of these lessons. Today's interview is with Kate, a volunteer with the Seattle Animal Shelter. Kate & I talk about: Her confusing (and hilarious!) first childhood encounter with a dog; How Kate’s family dog, Muffy, helped her navigate a complicated home life; How Kate’s volunteer work helps her honor the memories of and feel connected to her father and Muffy; and How

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Episode 3. Michelle's Story: Capone & a Craigslist Ad

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2019/11/21

We start with a little background on the Missouri 500 dogs and why they are so important. Our interview is with Michelle Serocki, the founder of the Brew City Bully Club (“BCBC”), who is changing minds and saving lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Michelle and I talk about: How a Craigslist ad led to the start of Brew City Bully Club; Michelle’s experience working with the Missouri 500 dogs rescued from the largest dogfighting bust in the U.S.; BCBC’s work in advocacy and owner support; and BCBC’s

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Episode 2. Mindy's Story: The Majik Touch

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2019/11/04

Mindy’s Story: The Majik Touch Mindy FitzGerald was born into an animal-loving family but the first dog that was truly hers, was Majik. Her constant companion during a very transitional time of her life, Mindy is still mourning Majik’s passing. In this episode, Mindy & I discuss: The role Mindy’s pets have played in supporting her through a life-altering illness How a crime scene led to Mindy’s love of pit bulls How a foster cat’s asthma led to the creation of Mindy’s business, Hunter & Harvest

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Episode 1. Erin's Story: I Love Lucy

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2019/10/27

Welcome to the Believe in Dog podcast. My name is Erin Scott and in this first episode I’m sharing with you: how I went from reluctant dog owner to Dog Mom AF, the difference dogs have made in my life and some of the hard times that my dogs have gotten me through, and why I started this podcast My mission is to connect dog lovers by sharing stories that celebrate how the love of a dog is inspiring people to change their lives, the lives of others and changing our world for the better. This is also

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