This week, Matt welcomes Kelly and her famously awkward dog, Cashew, to find out what makes Cashew so wonderfully weird! Plus, we’re joined in studio by our special adoptable guest, Nino!Follow Cashew & Kelly https://www.instagram.com/cashewtok https://www.tiktok.com/@cashewtokk Intro song by @HoveyBenjamin Chapters 00:00:00 | Welcome Kelly and Cashew 00:01:33 | Adoptable Special Guest Nino 00:05:32 | Finding Cashew 00:09:36 | Cashew’s Personality and Upsies 00:12:37 | Dogs That

We pay the bills. We buy the feed. We schedule the vet. We rearrange our lives around our horses. It’s easy to start feeling like the horse should give us something back. A good ride. Good behavior. Effort. Compliance. But horses don’t think about relationships that way. In this episode of The Thinking Horse & Rider, we’re talking about relational tension—the tension that develops when expectations, control, trust, communication, and partnership all collide. We’ll explore why “my horse should do

The search has begun for the UK's most inspiring canine as Crufts opens nominations for the 2027 Hero Dog Awards. Every dog can be a hero, and we know that can mean something different to everyone. The Crufts Hero Dog Awards celebrate dogs who have made a truly special difference to the lives of others. They might be a working or assistance dog, have shown incredible bravery, or simply be a much-loved companion who has changed someone’s life for the better. Whatever their story, we want...

In the last episode, Dr. Roger detailed some common parasites that can be transmitted to people. He follows up in this episoide with zoonotic infectious disease, that is, bacterial, viral, and fungal disease that can be transmitted from pets to people. Tune in to learn about these disease, how to recognize them and, most importantly how to prevent them.Send listener emails for consideration to be addressed by Dr. Roger on the air to comments@web-dvm.net. Follow Dr. Roger's Facebook posts

What does it really mean when we say a dog rescued us?In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany sits down with author Ann Gorewitz to discuss her book, You, Me, and the Dog: An Unconditional Love Story, and the remarkable role her rescue Cocker Spaniel, Cassie, played during one of the most difficult chapters of her life.As Ann cared for her husband through an 11-year battle with cancer, Cassie became a constant source of companionship, comfort, and unconditional love. Ann shares how

Everyone's talking about the new Brad Pitt movie, HEART OF THE BEAST. Well, if you want to know the real dogs behind the story of Odin / Uber the star of the movie, join me for an awesome sit down chat with my "brother from another mother" STEVE STOOPS. Steve was the Military Combat Assault Dog Consultant that worked on the movie. Helping David Ayers and Brad Pitt bring the amazing reality to this movie. The movie is getting raving reviews and I hope that you'll enjoy this behind the scenes chat

In this episode of the Stock Dog Philosophies Podcast, we sit down with experienced handler and judge Scott Johnson for a deep dive into the art, patience, and mindset of sheepdog work. Scott breaks down what judges are really watching for on the field, how beginners can shed trial day nerves to actually enjoy the run, and why adapting your methods to the individual dog always beats a one-size-fits-all training system.

In a Belgian Garden and Other Poems by Frank Oliver Call invites listeners into a world of lyrical beauty and introspection. This collection captures the essence of nature, evoking vivid imagery that resonates with the human experience. Call's poetry speaks to the timeless connection between the natural world and our inner lives, making it a relevant exploration of themes such as growth, reflection, and the passage of time. The evocative language and rich descriptions encourage listeners to pause

"Black Beauty" is a poignant autobiographical tale narrated by a horse, chronicling his experiences and the various owners he encounters throughout his life. Written by Anna Sewell, this classic work sheds light on the treatment of horses and animals in general, making a powerful statement about compassion and kindness that resonates even today. The themes of empathy and the importance of humane treatment are timeless, reminding listeners of the bond between humans and animals. This enduring story

I recently returned from a trip to Italy, and one of the things I couldn’t stop noticing had nothing to do with the architecture, the shopping, or even the food.It was the dogs.The pets I saw seemed happy, relaxed, connected to their people, and almost every dog I noticed was at an ideal body condition.It got me thinking about something I talk about often in veterinary medicine: our pets don’t experience health in a vacuum. They live inside our lifestyle, our routines, our homes, and our

Welcome to Feeding Horses, sponsored by Tribute.In this episode, Stephanie Ruff is pleased to welcome Madeline Boast with Balanced Bay, based in Ontario, Canada, to talk about her favorite subject–feeding the easy keeper. Madeline completed her master’s degree in equine nutrition at the University of Guelph and then started her own independent nutrition company. She is currently back parttime at the University of Guelph pursuing her PhD in equine nutrition specializing in equine obesity and

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We would enjoy hearing from you. Cats offer a lot of enjoyment to our lives. Watching Fluffy play with a toy mouse or scamper across the floor to catch a ball is as entertaining for us as it is for the cat. This edition of The Hissing Feline focuses on the ways cats benefit humans. My guest for this episode is Dr. Erica Monaco, owner and medical director of Highlands Animal Care in Henderson, NV. Show highlights: Different perspectives of cat vs. dog interactionCat-human bondingHo...

Sometimes dog training means changing the plan, having an awkward conversation, or accepting that management might actually be the best solution.In this episode, we talk about some of the common misconceptions we see around dog training and some of the things trainers occasionally have to stop themselves from saying out loud!We discuss:​Why management isn’t a failure​What to do when the original training plan simply isn’t working​Why we need to train the dog in front of us rather than sticking

Hey Dog Lover 🐾Your dog sees something they’re worried about.Their body gets tense.Maybe they want to move away.Maybe they start barking.Maybe everything about their body is telling you:I’m not comfortable here.So you ask them to sit.And they do.Success... right?Maybe.Because your dog may be sitting quietly beside you, but that doesn’t necessarily mean anything has changed about how they’re actually feeling.Sometimes we get so focused on changing what our dogs are doing that we forget to ask what’s

084 In the second half of this interview, I speak with Anna Lee about how to be the most effective with your dog's conditioning programs and talk about who is the right fit for working with her.Learn more about Anna Lee's work ->https://canineconditioningcoach.com/about-us/ Learn how to measure and make your dog's custom fitness platforms ->https://canineconditioningcoach.com/platforms-in-canine-fitness-part-1/ Join the free Fans of FxAgility Community

Olivia and the rest of the Go Green Racers are headed to Bunchgrass Hills Conservation Area, a beautiful grassland in British Columbia. For this leg of the race, they need to investigate a creek and figure out why it’s drying out. Having studied this in school, Olivia feels ready for the challenge, but Ryan, who thinks science is for boys, is sure he’ll leave Olivia in the dust. Can Olivia prove him wrong? This episode was made in collaboration with Nature Conservancy Canada and was proudly

Yes, you read that title correctly! It's a good ol' fashioned animal trivia episode! Alexis learned some surprising new information about dinosaurs, so Ella decided to find a bunch of animal facts to match! Also, we will be going on a hiatus for the month of October, but we promise to come back with more delightful animal stories! We will miss you! See you in November!Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joincreatures

What does helping animals look like inside a shelter, online, and in a neuroscience lab? Animal advocate Nicole (@nicoleandthedogss) and neuroscientist Dr. Daniel Toker (@the_brain_scientist) join us to talk about the shared values behind their relationship—and the different ways they put those values into practice. Nicole shares her experiences fostering, volunteering, and creating content for shelter animals, along with her work with Social Compassion in Legislation. We discuss celebrity influence