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For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!)

Deb from Busy Pawz

For the Love of Dogs (and Their Humans!) is for owners who want more than training tips—they want to understand their dog. Hosted by Deb, founder of Busy Pawz, this podcast explores the why behind behaviour, helping you navigate challenges with real-world strategies. Whether it’s anxiety, reactivity, or everyday struggles, you’ll gain the skills to support your dog emotionally and behaviourally. Your dog isn’t giving you a hard time; they’re having a hard time. 🐾

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00:13:46

When Things Turn to Sh*t (Life with Reactive Dogs)

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/09/04

In this episode, Deb from Busy Pawz opens up about what life has really been like lately—with six dogs, shifting energy, and a nervous system that’s barely hanging in there. If your dog has felt extra reactive, sensitive, or just off lately… you’re not imagining it.We explore how unsettled energy in the world (and in our homes) impacts our dogs, why calmness doesn’t always mean control, and what “back to basics” support can look like when things get messy.✨ You’ll learn:Why your dog might be

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00:09:10

The Calm Dog Myth: Why Calm Doesn’t Always Mean Happy

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/08/21

In this episode, Deb discusses the concept of calmness in dogs, emphasising that calm does not always equate to a lack of energy or excitement. She explains how dogs can appear calm while feeling anxious and provides strategies for helping dogs feel more secure and relaxed. The conversation covers the importance of understanding a dog's emotional state, the role of predictability in their environment, and practical tips for fostering calmness through movement, decision-making, and positive

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00:14:00

Is Your Dog a Little Bit Woo?

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/08/07

Some dogs just feel more. They soak up the energy in a room, mirror your emotions, and act differently when something’s off long before you notice anything yourself.In this episode, Deb from Busy Pawz explores what it means to have an energy-sensitive dog, how to recognise the signs, and what you can do to support them emotionally and energetically.We talk about:🐾 What “energetically sensitive” actually means🐾 The science behind dogs and energy🐾 Real-life examples of how energy impacts

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00:13:10

Does Your Dog Need a Stress Bucket Holiday?

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/07/31

Ever feel like your dog’s behaviour has changed after a stressful event—even when everything seems “back to normal”? 😕In this episode, we’re diving into the concept of the stress bucket holiday—why some dogs need a full emotional reset, and how to support them when their nervous system is overloaded.I’ll share a recent example from my own dog Kenya, signs your dog might need a break, and what a “holiday” actually looks like (hint: it’s not fancy—it’s just what they need).💡 You’ll learn:Why

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00:13:27

The Hidden Truth About Kibble - What’s Really in Your...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/07/23

Kibble might be convenient but what’s really inside those colourful bags? In this episode, I dive into the marketing tricks, misleading ingredients, and over-processing that plague commercial dog food.You’ll learn:What common terms like “meat meal” and “natural flavours” really meanHow high-heat cooking affects your dog’s nutritionWhy most kibble is packed with unnecessary carbsWhat to look for in healthier food (including raw options)Simple ways to boost your dog’s bowl if you’re not ready to

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00:12:07

When It Feels Like You’re Failing Your Dog (But...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/07/09

In this episode, Deb addresses the common feelings of failure that dog owners experience, emphasising that these feelings are normal and shared by many. She discusses the impact of social media on perceptions of dog ownership, the emotional toll of managing a dog's behaviour, and the importance of self-care for owners. Deb encourages listeners to embrace imperfection in training and to recognise that growth is a shared journey between dogs and their owners. She concludes by reminding listeners

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00:12:09

How to Use Treats to Train Your Dog (without becoming...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/07/03

Not sure when to give treats… or when to stop?In this episode, we’re unpacking how to use treats strategically so you’re reinforcing the behaviours you want without becoming a walking vending machine.You’ll discover:🍗 Why treats work (hint: it’s brain science, not spoiling)🎯 When to use more, when to use less🐾 What actually counts as a reward🙌 Why fading food doesn’t mean stopping rewards altogetherPlus, a little reality check on that classic question: “When can I stop giving my dog treats?”📥

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00:13:17

Why Some Dogs Seem Fine… Until They Aren’t

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/06/26

Ever wonder why your dog suddenly explodes - or shuts down - over something small?In this episode, I’m introducing one of the most powerful tools I teach dog owners: the stress bucket.You’ll learn:🪣 What the stress bucket actually is (and how it fills)🧠 Subtle signs your dog might be nearing overflow🐾 How to drain your dog’s bucket with rest, enrichment, and emotional safety🐶 Why even “good” experiences can still leave your dog overwhelmed💤 Real-life tips to help your dog stay regulated and

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00:13:27

5 Behaviour Myths That Could Be Holding Your Dog Back...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/06/19

Let’s bust some myths. In this episode, I’m unpacking five common beliefs about dog behaviour that could be getting in the way of real progress—and doing more harm than good.From “naughty” dogs and outdated dominance advice, to the myth that your dog is just being stubborn or can't change… we’re digging into what’s actually going on behind the scenes.I’m also sharing:🛏 The story of the dog who peed on her owner’s pillow (and why it wasn’t about revenge)🐑 A personal story about my dog Kenya,

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00:11:12

Enrichment That Calms - Simple Ideas That Actually Work

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/06/10

Dog enrichment doesn’t need to be complicated or cost a fortune. In this episode, I’m sharing real-life enrichment ideas that I use with my own dogs (yes, even Kip… when he’s not eating the cardboard box 🙃), and how to use them strategically to promote calm.You’ll hear how I manage noisy neighbours, sardine hunts in the backyard, and why a frozen Toppl might just be your dog’s new nervous system reset. Whether you’re new to enrichment or just need a fresh take, this is your gentle nudge to make it

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00:40:00

Is It Woo or Is It Science? An Interview with Claire...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/06/03

In this episode, Deb Parsonage speaks with Claire Forsyth, an animal kinesiologist, about the transformative power of kinesiology and energy healing for dogs. They discuss Claire's journey into this field, the principles of kinesiology, and how it can help address behavioural issues in dogs by identifying unresolved emotions. The conversation also covers the importance of understanding the emotional connection between dogs and their owners, the various modalities of energy healing, and practical

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00:08:08

Why Your Dog Chose You - The Human-Dog Energy Connection

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/05/30

Is it possible your dog chose you?In this episode, I’m diving into the quiet but powerful energy connection between dogs and humans and why your dog might be more emotionally aligned with you than you realised.We’ll talk about:How dogs tune into our emotional worldWhy shared emotional traits aren’t a coincidenceWhat science says about the heart–energy connectionThe story of Kip, the dog who changed everything for meThis one’s for anyone who’s ever looked at their dog and thought, “I think we were

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00:12:56

Vaccinations, Titre Testing & Natural Prevention -...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/05/22

In this episode, Deb unpacks one of the most confusing (and sometimes overwhelming) parts of dog ownership: vaccines, parasite preventatives, and how to make informed choices that support your dog’s long-term wellbeing.This isn’t about one-size-fits-all advice. Instead, we explore:- Core vs non-core vaccines (and why that matters)- What titre testing is and when it’s worth doing- The risks of over-vaccinating- How to think critically about flea and tick products- Natural preventatives, immune

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00:11:42

Why “No” Isn’t a Training Plan - What to Say (and Do)...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/05/15

In this episode of For the Love of Dogs (and Their Humans!), Deb from Busy Pawz explores one of the most common words dog owners say - “no”- and why it’s not actually helping your dog understand what to do.You’ll learn:Why “no” doesn’t teach behaviourWhat’s happening in your dog’s brain when they make “naughty” choicesHow your energy influences your dog’s responseWhat to say and do instead to encourage calmer, clearer communicationDeb also dives into the power of pausing, choosing alternative

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00:16:34

What Is Energy Healing (and Can It Help My Dog?)

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/05/08

In this episode, Deb from Busy Pawz explores the world of energy healing for dogs—what it is, how it works, and why it may be the missing link for dogs dealing with anxiety, fear, or trauma.We talk about how dogs absorb our energy (yes, like little emotional sponges), the science behind energetic healing, how it works even from a distance, and how it can sit beautifully alongside training and vet care.Deb shares personal stories and an incredible example of animal communication that will absolutely

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00:20:15

Separation Anxiety: Understanding the Fear Behind the...

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/04/29

Separation anxiety isn’t bad behaviour - it’s an emotional struggle. In this episode, Deb from Busy Pawz breaks down what’s really going on when your dog panics at being left alone, how our own emotions can fuel their worry, and why fixing it is about calmness, confidence, and baby steps (not blame).Deb also chats about why some breeds might be more prone to separation struggles, how Covid has changed the game for young dogs, and when medication might be a helpful bridge - not a quick fix.Because

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00:12:30

The Ultimate Checklist Before Getting a Dog

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/04/16

In this episode, Deb walks you through all the feel-good and practical stuff you’ll want to consider before bringing home a new furry family member.From your “why” to your lifestyle, breed choice, and whether to rescue or go through a breeder - this is the honest, hopeful checklist to help you make the right decision for you, your family, and your future dog. Whether you're brand new to dog ownership or thinking of adding another waggy tail to your home, this one’s for you.💡 Takeaways:Why your

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00:18:06

The Truth About Dog Treats

For The Love Of Dogs (and their humans!) ·

2025/04/09

In this episode of For the Love of Dogs (and Their Humans!), Deb dives into the often-overlooked world of dog treats—because let’s be honest, they’re not just for “special occasions” anymore. Treats have become part of our daily communication with our dogs, which means what’s in them really matters.You’ll learn:Why ingredients count (even if you can’t pronounce them)How treats affect not just your dog’s waistline, but their behaviour and focusThe difference between high-value and low-value

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