Podcast appearances and mentions of camilla gray nelson

Sometimes, someone has got to step in between others to avoid a fight. It may be your dog that does this. I'll explain this dog signal called “splitting” and reveal how you can use this behavior yourself to calm your dog. Plus, just as Superman would lose his powers when exposed to Kryptonite, there are certain things women and some men, do around their dogs that can act like kryptonite and strip their powers away. Camilla Gray-Nelson, dog trainer and author, of Lipstick and the Leash: Dog Training a Woman's way, is back for part two of her interview and explains what women, unknowingly do that results in their dogs not listening to them. Once aware of what to avoid, women will again be empowered resulting in better behavior from their dogs.   Then, learning to identify your dog's warning bark, and how to effectively respond to it, will increase the chances that your dog will quiet down rather than bark even more.  Resources for this episode.  Camilla Gray-Nelson's website. Camilla's blog: Dog Talk Diva. How to order Lipstick and the Leash: Dog Training a Woman's way. For the full show notes of this episode, see www.raisingyourpaws.com.  Please let us know what you think of the podcast. Rate and review it on iTunes.

In this “Best Of” Replay show, we'll start by talking about barking. Different sounding barks communicate different emotions and needs. If you're trying to reduce your dog's barking recognizing what your dog is telling you is the first step. I'll explain the sound that means your dog is feeling excited. Then, why do some women have a harder time getting their dogs to obey them compared to men? Listen as Camilla Gray-Nelson, author of Lipstick and the Leash: Dog Training a Woman's Way, explains the answer and tells women how to get control back.  Next, if your cat is peeing outside its box, it might not like the brand of kitty litter you are buying. I'll tell you the signs that indicate this may be the issue.  Resources for this episode.   Source for story about barking: “Barking: The Sound of a Language,” by Turid Rugass. Camilla Gray-Nelson's websites: Dairy Dell Doggy Dude Ranch and Training Center.  Blog: Dog Talk Diva. Order the book, “Lipstick and The Leash: Dog Training a Women's Way” by Camilla Gray-Nelson.  Find the full-show notes with live links at www.raisingyourpaws.com.  Please support this podcast by subscribing and telling your friends. To subscribe on iTunes so you never miss an episode, here is the link. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/raising-your-paws-your-resource-for-dog-cat-pet-parents/id1313060210.

What’s the best way to deal with a jerk? Well, according to psychiatrist Dr. Mark Goulston, there is one word that will shut them up – and it is kind of fun to watch. That’s first up today on this episode of the podcast.Plus, what does your dog really think about? Probably not what you think. Camilla Gray-Nelson, author of Lipstick & the Leash: Dog Training a Woman’s Way (http://amzn.to/2mkKr5Z) offers some amazing insight into what’s really going on inside that little doggie brain. Then, knowing what your dog is thinking, you can then train and relate to them in a way that works for everyone.Then, do you believe in magical thinking? Maybe you knock on wood or use a lucky charm or wear you lucky shirt. And deep down inside you know there is nothing to it really – but you do it anyway. So what’s this all about? Matthew Hutson, author of The 7 Laws of Magical Thinking (http://amzn.to/2lUpH8R) explores why virtually everyone (even skeptics) across all cultures engages in magical thinking. And he reveals how magical thinking can actually work – like magic!Finally, when you go on a trip, why does it seem that the trip back home is shorter than the trip there? There is actually an interesting psychological phenomenon at work. I’ll explain what it is in today’s episode. https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2015/06/why-the-trip-back-always-feels-shorter/395714/

Sometimes, someone has got to step in between others to avoid a fight. It may be your dog that does this. I'll explain this dog signal called "splitting" and reveal how you can use this behavior yourself to calm your dog. Plus, just as Superman would lose his powers when exposed to Kryptonite, there are certain things women do around their dogs that can act  like kryptonite and strip their powers away. Camilla Gray-Nelson, dog trainer and author, of Lipstick and the Leash: Dog Training a Woman's way, is back for part two of her interview and explains what women, unknowingly do that results in their dogs not listening to them. Once women are aware of what to avoid, they will again be empowered. Then, learning to identify your dog's warning bark, and how to effectively respond to it, will increase the chances that your dog will quiet down rather than bark even more. Resources for this episode: Camilla Gray-Nelson's website.Camilla's blog: Dog Talk Diva.How to order Lipstick and the Leash: Dog Training a Woman's way. For the full show notes of this episode, and to read this week's blog article: www.raisingyourpaws.com. Please let us know what you think of the podcast.  Rate and review it on iTunes.              

Not all barking is the same. Different sounding barks communicate different emotions and needs. If you’re trying to reduce the barking, recognizing what your dog is telling you is crucial. I’ll start with one that says your dog is excited. Then, why do women sometimes have a harder time getting their dogs to obey them compared to men? Listen as Camilla Gray-Nelson, author of Lipstick and the Leash: Dog Training a Woman’s Way, explains the answer and tells you how to get control. Next, if your cat is peeing outside its box, it might not like the brand of kitty litter you are buying. I’ll tell you the signs that indicate this may be the issue. Resources for this Episode:Source for segment about barking: Barking: The Sound of a Language, by Turid RugassCamilla Gray-Nelson’s websites:Dairy Dell Doggy Dude Ranch and Training CenterCamilla's Blog: Dog Talk DivaLink to order her book, Lipstick and The LeashFind the full-show notes for this episode at www.raisingyourpaws.com Please support this podcast by subscribing and telling your friends. To subscribe on iTunes so you never miss an episode, here is the link:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/raising-your-paws/id1313060210      

Here is the second of our two, year-end episodes that look back at some of the most fascinating people and topics of the year. I know you’ll enjoy these excerpts and below are the links to the original episodes from which these segments are taken so you can listen to the complete interviews if you wish.I’ll be back next week with all new episodes to usher in 2018. Thank you for your support this past year.Happy New Year!Topics and Links in this EpisodeThe Two Ways People Get Rich with Matthew Schiff Podcast Episode 79.http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/079-the-2-ways-people-get-rich-how-to-read-people-instantly/Exactly What to Say to Get What You Want with Phil Jones. Episode 100http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/100-exactly-what-to-say-to-get-what-you-want-how-to-stop-being-distracted-by-technology/Simple Strategies for a Fabulous Relationship with Arielle Ford. Episode 112http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/112-simple-strategies-for-a-fabulous-relationship-how-to-develop-mental-toughness-to-handle-hard-times/What Your Dog is Really Thinking with Camilla Gray-Nelson. Podcast Episode 51. http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/051-what-your-dog-is-really-thinking-why-superstitions-actually-work/

Host Marie Hulett talks with Melya Kaplan from Voice for the Animals to raise awareness about the plight of elephants in zoos, and today, she has some really good news about a legal ruling that helped improve the lives of local captive elephants…of course, she has some cool stories about dogs and cats too.  Then, after our halftime break, Dog Talk Diva, Camilla Gray Nelson is explains how our leaders can learn a few things about solving world problems from dogs…seriously!   

Camilla Gray-Nelson, the Dog Talk Diva™, has trained over 10,000 dogs and their people for 23 years. No “ordinary” dog trainer, she’s an empowerment specialist! She was raised on her family’s dairy farm and learned from her animal friends that power and influence are not necessarily related to size or strength. Her specialty is helping women gain respect and control … Read more about this episode...

Do you love to smother your dog with kisses? Shower him with oodles of toys? Give him full freedom in your home? Unintentionally, you are increasing his rank as top dog in your home. Dog Talk Diva Camilla Gray-Nelson identifies "A Woman’s Kryptonite" - behaviors that undermine a woman’s natural power in relating to dogs - as a special guest on the Oh Behave show on Pet Life Radio. Tune in to discover how to develop a quiet power and how a dairy cow named Piggy the Cow became a powerful mentor to Gray-Nelson, now one of the most successful dog trainers in the country. If you’re frustrated by leash yanking, yapping and other displays of dog misdeeds, then tune in and let the Dog Talk Diva empower you in a positive way. Questions or Comments? Send them to: arden@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Oh Behave - Lipstick and the Leash Author Camilla Gray-Nelson Shares How to Improve Your Status as the Real Top Dog in Your Home with Arden Moore

In the first half of the show Jon Patch chats with Dog Talk Diva, Camilla Gray Nelson about her book, Lipstick and the Leash: Dog Training A Woman’s Way. Then Jon Patch talks to Richard Young of the award-winning country rock band, The Kentucky Headhunters about their new album, which is their 12th which they recorded in their farm house on 700 acres in Kentucky. Richard also talks about their new song they recorded for the upcoming film, The Avengers as well as his dogs and his new cat. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Dog Talk Diva & The Kentucky Headhunters with Jon Patch

Host Marie Hulett talks with addicitons therapist Mickey Troxell of Pegasus, where horses are therapists too!  Later, Camilla Gray-Nelson, the Dog Talk Diva explains how women can learn to lead dogs.

Camilla Gray-Nelson trains women to train their dogs--and yes, it's a bit different than the male viewpoint. If you're a lady with a pet dog and at the end of your leash with Fido's antics, you'll want to learn the tips in this show. Camilla has been training dogs and solving problems for more than 20 years and today runs Dairydell Canine Center in Northern California. She and her staff have helped more than 9000 dogs and owners from all over the United States! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Women Training Dogs with Amy Shojai on Pet Life Radio Enter the code: PEEVES and get 10% off your order + Free shipping at Shoebuy.com!