Reactive Dogs & Why Every Labrador Should Use Their Nose | Gareth & LyraGareth’s journey into dog training didn’t begin with plans for a new career. It began with Bear, his working line German Shepherd, and a determination to understand why his own dog was struggling.As Bear reached adolescence, his behaviour around other dogs and fast-moving things became increasingly difficult to manage. Gareth sought help from trainers, attended classes and tried the advice he was given, but was left

How equine veterinarians can use a multimodal approach to provide horse's with optimal pain relief while lowering total drug dosage.

Most dog training does not fail because the dog forgot what they learned or because the training method suddenly stopped working. It fails because the consistency that created the behavior slowly disappears. In this episode, we break down why completing puppy classes, private lessons, or even an intensive training program is only the beginning. Dogs continue learning every day, and every interaction teaches them something. When pulling starts getting them where they want to go, commands get repeated

In this episode of The Aquaculture Podcast Show, we explore how native Atlantic salmon gut microorganisms could improve plant-based feed digestibility. We examine carbohydrate breakdown, raffinose utilization, nutrient synthesis, antimicrobial functions, and safety considerations. By using host-derived microorganisms or their enzymes, aquaculture producers could improve nutrient assimilation and expand feed ingredient options. Listen now on all major platforms!Inspired by the 2026 article titled

In this episode of The Sort, host Dr. Brett Kaysen interviews Dr. Jason Ross, Department Head of Animal Sciences at Iowa State University. Dr. Ross shares his journey from growing up on an Iowa farm to becoming a faculty member and department head at Iowa State, with stops at Oklahoma State and the University of Missouri. He discusses his passion for swine reproductive physiology, his strong support for livestock judging programs as high-impact practices that build critical thinking and leadership

"Birds and all Nature, Vol. IV, No 4, October 1898" invites listeners into a captivating exploration of the avian world and its intricate connection to the natural environment. This collection, rich with observations and insights, reflects on the beauty and diversity of birdlife, showcasing the timeless relationship between nature and humanity. The themes of wonder and appreciation for the natural world resonate strongly today, reminding us of the importance of conservation and mindfulness in our

"Birds and Nature, Vol. VIII, No 5, December 1900-Various" is a captivating collection that delves into the intricate relationship between avian life and the natural world. This volume offers timeless insights into the beauty and complexity of birds, exploring their behaviors and habitats in a way that resonates with nature enthusiasts today. The themes of appreciation for wildlife and the interconnectedness of ecosystems remain relevant, reminding listeners of the importance of preserving our

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In 2007, the baiji was declared functionally extinct. Dr. Ding Wang had spent his career trying to save it, and he watched it disappear from the Yangtze River forever. Then he made a decision: it would not happen twice. Nearly twenty years later, the Yangtze finless porpoise, known in China as the smiling angel of the Yangtze, is the only critically endangered small cetacean on Earth that is recovering. The wild population stopped declining in 2022 and has climbed to 1,426, a 40 percent incre...

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Hey Dog Lover 🐾Your dog sees another dog.And suddenly they’re at the end of the leash barking, lunging, pulling, jumping around, completely losing their you-know-what.And you’re standing at the other end thinking:“What the heck am I supposed to do right now?”Do you ask them to sit?Tell them to look at you?Offer a treat?Turn around?Keep walking?Get the heck out of Dodge?When your dog is reacting, it’s really easy to start running through every training technique you’ve ever learned, desperately

When a dog can’t go to the bathroom without sliding a wet nose under the door, or leaves behind a trail of destruction the moment you walk out, we often lovingly call them a "Velcro dog." But constant shadowing isn't just a badge of loyalty—in many cases, it’s chronic, debilitating anxiety and a true clinical panic disorder. In this episode, we look past human guilt and dive deep into the neurochemistry of canine panic. We explore the critical differences between garden-variety hyper-attachm...

Building your life around your dog can feel completely right and still leave room for the question you don’t always want to ask: Did I make the right call?Big decisions rarely come with proof that everything is going to work out. When your work, finances, routines, and future have all been shaped by the dog beside you, even seeing those choices pay off doesn’t always make the uncertainty disappear.You'll hear:Why loving the life you built doesn’t automatically stop you from questioning the decisions

Speaking of Pets episode 134 featuring Dr. Brian Peters!In this episode, veterinarian Dr. Brian Peters shares insights on pet health, physical exams, and how owners can better observe and communicate with their vets. Discover practical tips for pet wellness and the importance of proactive veterinary care. In this episode, Dr. Brian Peters shares insights from his extensive experience caring for pets and humans, highlighting the lessons animals teach us about life, loyalty, and empathy. Discover

It's been almost four months since New World Screwworm has crossed into the United States. Dr. Mandy Sorensen of the American Association of Food Safety and Public Health Veterinarians joins the show to explain how surveillance, animal movement controls, and releases of sterile male flies are being used to respond to screwworm detections, and what pet owners should do if they notice a suspicious wound. With fall bird migration in full swing, avian influenza continues to devastate poultry operations,

Send us Fan Mail Ruby Balaram, cofounder of Real.Dog and the Feed Real Institute, joins the Alternative Dog Moms to discuss developing Real Dog Food, introducing a new dog food (choosing proteins, nutrient density, AAFCO standards, including fur in fresh food recipes), lessons from 11 years in the pet industry, and what to expect at this year’s Feed Real Summit. Welcoming Ruby back to the podcast and looking forward to the Feed Real Summit (0:55)What Ruby has learned from 11 years in business...

#1006B: K.T. Landon's “Abide” poetry collection won the 2025 Richard Snyder Prize and hearing her read from this collection of wonderfully, powerfully accessible poems will make it clear why she got that honor.

#1006A: Dr. Deb Zoran Texas A&M director of VET (Veterinary Emergency Team) which she also teaches to 4th year veterinary students — also serves on the FEMA Incident Support Team as a DVM specialist supporting the working canines deployed to national disasters.

Did you know that 28% of dogs and cats over the age of 11 have dementia? That's what Dr. Amanda is talking about today, focusing on nutrition and supplementation as practical ways to support brain health.She covers:Prescription diets for dogs, including Hill's Brain Diet and Purina Pro Plan NeuroCareWhich ingredients matter mostResearch showing improvements in learning, memory, and dementia-related signs, while noting results aren't identical for every petFor cats, the more limited brain-diet

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