A recent article published by the University of Portsmouth suggests that dogs have evolved new muscles around the eyes to better communicate with humans. If so, what impact, if any, will this change in canine anatomy have on the human to dog relationship? Also, all dogs are capable of biting children, but are some breeds more prone to bite them than others? Bryan will be discussing these two topics, along with answering listener questions such as: - My dog tries to take my hand off whenever I

A recent article published by the University of Portsmouth suggests that dogs have evolved new muscles around the eyes to better communicate with humans. If so, what impact, if any, will this change in canine anatomy have on the human to dog relationship? Also, all dogs are capable of biting children, but are some breeds more prone to bite them than others? Bryan will be discussing these two topics, along with answering listener questions such as: - My dog tries to take my hand off whenever I

Listen as Bryan illuminates the untruths surrounding this claim and sets the record straight regarding the humane and effective use of crates for house training your dog. Bryan will also be answering listener questions such as: -Do dogs have prejudices? -Why do some dogs nurse on pillows and blankets for hours on end? -What advice would you give to someone who wants to get over their fear of dogs? -Deciding on Pet Insurance and how much coverage is needed is daunting with coverage and price varies

Listen as Bryan illuminates the untruths surrounding this claim and sets the record straight regarding the humane and effective use of crates for house training your dog. Bryan will also be answering listener questions such as: -Do dogs have prejudices? -Why do some dogs nurse on pillows and blankets for hours on end? -What advice would you give to someone who wants to get over their fear of dogs? -Deciding on Pet Insurance and how much coverage is needed is daunting with coverage and price varies

In this episode, Bryan will be discussing the latest and hottest issues facing dog owners today. In addition, he will answer some of the many questions that our listeners have sent in. Here are just a few of the questions that Bryan will address: My dog just nipped a jogger. Should I be concerned? My dog barks at anything and everything. How do I stop it? My dog constantly whines and paces all night long. Why? What can I do to make her stop? How are therapy dogs able to help people suffering

In this episode, Bryan will be discussing the latest and hottest issues facing dog owners today. In addition, he will answer some of the many questions that our listeners have sent in. Here are just a few of the questions that Bryan will address: My dog just nipped a jogger. Should I be concerned? My dog barks at anything and everything. How do I stop it? My dog constantly whines and paces all night long. Why? What can I do to make her stop? How are therapy dogs able to help people suffering

Sandra Crawford, JD our highly esteemed colleague joined us to examine the "what & why" of how this method of Alternative Dispute Resolution works. For the past 29 years, Sandra has dedicated her legal practice to educating and leading clients to the clearest path to resolution of their unique legal issues. She helps distressed families...... Continue Reading →

Picking up where the first episode on canine nutrition leaves off, Bryan will discuss why feeding your dog the correct amount of fats, carbs, proteins, minerals, and vitamins to maintain its health and vitality is so important, but so darn hard to do because of the enormity of dog food choices that confronts dog owners today. Bryan will also talk about foods and feeding habits that can not only lead to obesity, diabetes, and brain dysfunction for your dog but can be downright deadly. Listen and

Picking up where the first episode on canine nutrition leaves off, Bryan will discuss why feeding your dog the correct amount of fats, carbs, proteins, minerals, and vitamins to maintain its health and vitality is so important, but so darn hard to do because of the enormity of dog food choices that confronts dog owners today. Bryan will also talk about foods and feeding habits that can not only lead to obesity, diabetes, and brain dysfunction for your dog but can be downright deadly. Listen and

Sasha von Varga, LCSW joined us via Skype to discuss the role of the coach in the collaborative process. Sasha is the founder of Collaborators, Inc., an organization dedicated to the emotional well-being of children, teens, adults, and families through the art of collaboration. Sasha is a Fellow of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois...... Continue Reading →

Have you shopped for food for your dog lately? After you spent close to $100 for a single bag of dry kibble, or even more for fresh food, did you know what you bought? Were you aware that some of the ingredients contained in many dog foods can be harmful to your dog? The quality of dog food available today is higher than it has ever been, but deciding what’s best to feed your dog is more confusing than it has ever been. Pick one that doesn’t agree with your dog, and it could be “game over” for your

Have you shopped for food for your dog lately? After you spent close to $100 for a single bag of dry kibble, or even more for fresh food, did you know what you bought? Were you aware that some of the ingredients contained in many dog foods can be harmful to your dog? The quality of dog food available today is higher than it has ever been, but deciding what’s best to feed your dog is more confusing than it has ever been. Pick one that doesn’t agree with your dog, and it could be “game over” for your

For us, summer is a time for sunbathing, hiking, trips to the beach, shorts and flip flops, burgers on the grill, and chipping away at outdoor projects. However, for your dog, summer brings life-threatening heat, an onslaught of fleas and ticks, worsening allergies, heartworm infesting mosquitos, terrifying fireworks, and a host of other problems. In this episode, canine veterinary specialist, Dr. Carr Kelsey of Kelsey Canine Veterinary Hospital will join Bryan in the studio to discuss, in-depth,

For us, summer is a time for sunbathing, hiking, trips to the beach, shorts and flip flops, burgers on the grill, and chipping away at outdoor projects. However, for your dog, summer brings life-threatening heat, an onslaught of fleas and ticks, worsening allergies, heartworm infesting mosquitos, terrifying fireworks, and a host of other problems. In this episode, canine veterinary specialist, Dr. Carr Kelsey of Kelsey Canine Veterinary Hospital will join Bryan in the studio to discuss, in-depth,

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During Part, I of Shock Collars - The Horror of it All, Bryan explained why the remote training collar is such a maligned and misunderstood device for training our dogs, and he exposed major and unacceptable flaws in the most recent research finding that recommends remote training collars not be used for dog training. In Part II of Shock Collars - The Horror of it All, Bryan will explain why your dog is far more receptive to remote collar training than what all of the uneducated and unskilled

During Part, I of Shock Collars - The Horror of it All, Bryan explained why the remote training collar is such a maligned and misunderstood device for training our dogs, and he exposed major and unacceptable flaws in the most recent research finding that recommends remote training collars not be used for dog training. In Part II of Shock Collars - The Horror of it All, Bryan will explain why your dog is far more receptive to remote collar training than what all of the uneducated and unskilled

Hundreds of years ago, when Christian Humanist and scholar, Desiderius Erasmus penned the phrase “Man’s mind is so formed that it is far more susceptible to falsehood than to truth,” I am sure he wasn’t contemplating the future opinions of dog owners, dog trainers, veterinarians, and all other so-called behavioral experts about the use of “shock” collars for training dogs. Instead, he knew at the time that the truth, with its inherent ability to expose human frailty and sin, was a much harder pill