Every dog has good days and tough days, and expecting perfection can set both of you up for frustration. In this episode, we talk about the importance of meeting your dog at their current ability and emotional state rather than pushing for where you wish they were. We’ll share a story about Zani and Fox at the local Kennel Club and how shifting expectations turned a potentially tricky moment into a win. You’ll learn why adjusting to your dog in the moment builds confidence, reduces stress, and

Sorry this video is late! I've not been as on the ball as I would like in this area, but I have been in others so baby steps. In this video, I basically blow (justified) smoke up all your arses and tell you how awesome you are. I also share a few exciting updates and things happening with the biz and with general life! ----- Official Website: https://www.playertwodogtraining.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itscethedogtrainer TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itscethedogtrainer Y...

In observance of Adopt a Shelter Dog Month (and other pet-related holidays this month), this episode of Big Blend Radio’s "Pet Connection" show highlights the mission, history, and impact of the Helen Woodward Animal Center in San Diego, California. Co-host Angela Laws joins Michael Makie from the Center to discuss animal welfare, education, and the life-changing benefits of pet companionship through being a pet parent, adopting or fostering a pet, or volunteering. This episode covers: - The

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What if the biggest barrier to living our values isn’t ignorance, but comfort? In this eye-opening conversation, longtime activist and author Hope Bohanec joins Kathleen to reveal the truth behind “humane” and “sustainable” labels. These words make us feel better about consuming animal products—but do they actually make a difference? You’ll learn why many so-called ethical food labels are designed to protect consumers’ emotions, not animals. Hope shares what she discovered after decades

Send us a text In this special travel edition of From Woof to Wow, Josh takes us all the way to Beijing, where he dives headfirst into a completely different dog training culture. From luxurious pet resorts and structured “board and train” programs to certified trainers and mandatory obedience routines, Josh explores what sets Eastern training apart from Western approaches — and what both sides could learn from each other. He compares Montreal’s owner-centric “coach-style” training to China’s...

In this episode of the Westies and Besties podcast, host Alex Griffin interviews Kay, the founder of the Westie Rescue of Orange County. They discuss Kay's journey in rescuing Westies, including her champion surfing dog, Petey. Kay shares heartwarming stories about the dogs she has rescued, the challenges of finding them forever homes, and the joy of living with multiple Westies. The conversation highlights the importance of adopting pets and the unique personalities of each dog. Kay also provides

Yes, many cats like watching mice on TV.

Socialization is one of the most misunderstood parts of raising a puppy. Too many owners think it means letting their pup meet everyone and everything, but real socialization is about creating safe, controlled experiences that build confidence.In this episode, we unpack the critical 8–16 week period, explain why flooding often backfires, and show how to turn everyday life into positive socialization opportunities. You will also learn why socialization should not stop after puppyhood and how to

Today, we’re diving nose-first into the world of pug nutrition but on a more pawsonal level. That’s right, Rosie and Kenji have been working with our fur-end Jackie Gowland from Functional Canine to help with Rosie’s reflux that made mealtimes a bit ruff, and Kenji’s sensitive tummy that made toileting a bit of a challenge for him too. I promised that I get Jackie back on to follow-up on our first conversation with her about pet nutrition and what better way than to share the results of her work

Is cannabis the future of veterinary medicine—or just hype in a bottle? What’s the real difference between hemp and marijuana, and can CBD truly calm anxiety, pain, or PTSD in pets?Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and special guest Dr. Casara Andre, DVM, cVMA, co-founder of Veterinary Cannabis Education & Consulting, for a bold and eye-opening conversation about the science, safety, and stigma behind cannabinoids in animal care. From working dogs and the Iditarod to psychedelic toxicity and new

Ever searched online for pet advice and ended up more confused than when you started? One post about your dog throwing up turns into 60 conflicting comments, arguments, and fear-filled stories, and suddenly you’re spiraling. In this episode, I reveal the hidden danger behind all that “free” pet parenting advice in online groups, why it can do more harm than good, and where to actually turn for trusted pet care and training tips for dogs and cats (and other pets too) that help your pets instea...

In this episode Scott and Crysta record solo, chit chatting about their best costume contest memories, plans for the upcoming Western Nationals, and check ins on all their favorite horses.

In this episode of Barks to Basics, Renee explores the world of canine sound sensitivity and asks: why do some dogs fear fireworks and storms, while others hardly react at all? Is sound sensitivity something dogs are born with, or can it develop later in life through stress, pain or negative experiences?Drawing on behavioural science, real-life cases and years of hands-on experience, Renee breaks down the difference between primary sensitivity, where dogs are naturally more reactive to sound, and

Join pest control veteran Mike Sessions as he uncovers the devastating impact of voles, Norway rats, and deer mice – three secretive rodents wreaking havoc across Rochester’s residential landscapes. In this eye-opening episode, Mike reveals how to identify these destructive pests through their unique damage patterns and teaches proven, cost-effective control methods that can save your yard before it’s too late.Wondering where to start? Go here for more Rochester Rodent Control

Join us as we talk to the original bad groomer and Ralph Gooch from Hairless filters. Getting you both behind the scenes and and up to date on all the new products to save you money. We will go from stories with our travels to a dive into what a simple filter can do for you.

Episode 3: Northeast Bugs & Beasts. Alex Lupo joins the Frograck Podcast to discuss Solomon Island Leaf frogs, his egyptian toad, and amphibian husbandry content on social media.Follow Alex on IG: Northeast Bugs & BeastsVisit todays episode sponsor: NEherp.net

Send us a text You can't help but take an immediate liking to Nic. He's humble and passionate about working dogs and helping handlers. As we celebrate our third season we couldn't have had a better guest on the show. We got to sit down with Nic at the ATK9 conference and hear his story. Clearly there are things Nic couldn't share with us, but his story is special and we are so appreciative for what he has done. NAME: NIC FONTAINE BIO: Currently owner operator of KILO III, LLC www.kiloII...

Send us a text A newborn with higher pTau217 than an adult with Alzheimer’s—what would that mean for how we detect, define, and treat dementia? We dive into a startling new finding that reframes tau phosphorylation as a dynamic, reversible process rather than a one-way street. From the costs and tradeoffs of PET scans and CSF analysis to the promise of new blood tests, we lay out how clinicians navigate biomarkers and why context matters. If babies and even hibernating animals can toggle tau ...

😮 Just because we can do more tests or treatments for our pets, doesn’t mean we should—sometimes doing everything isn’t the best choice for their quality of life!🐾 Recently, my own cat Molly faced a life-threatening illness, forcing me to ask the same tough questions I ask clients every day: • Diagnose first! Without accurate diagnosis, you risk the wrong treatment and a poor prognosis. • Ask if additional tests will really change your treatment plan—or simply add expense and stress. • Weigh every