Podcasts about companion dogs

Southeastern Pennsylvania is not typically at the top of the list of renowned wine regions of the world. Yet that is exactly why we stopped into the tasting room at Va La Family Vineyard. We sat down Anthony Vietri, farmer and wine maker, to learn how his family has been farming the land in Avondale, Pennsylvania for almost one hundred years. We talk about his approach to farming grapes and crafting unique and complex wines flowing from the local terroir. If you're into wine and looking for a wonderfully different and refreshing discussion about wine and the business of wine, this is a conversation to savor.OUR PARTNERSouthern Chester County Chamber of CommerceLINKSVa La Family VineyardWebsite: valavineyards.comInstagram: instagram.com/valavineyardsFacebook: facebook.com/VaLaVineyardsAdditional LinksShellbark Hallow FarmCanine Partners for LifeStroud Water Research CenterRelated Start Local EpisodesTraining Service and Companion Dogs with Kirstin DownieConducting World-Leading Fresh Water Research with John JacksonTranscriptThe transcript will be posted on our website as soon as it is available.

Join us for our next in-person event in Exton on September 18th. Register HereWe spend time with Kirstin Downie, Director of Development and Communications with Canine Partners for Life (CPL), as she explains how the organization works to improve quality of life for people with disabilities or other challenges by pairing them with professionally trained service or companion dogs. Kirstin takes us for a long walk through the extensive training that service and companion dogs undergo to be able to assist their assigned companions. We learn how CPL provides these highly trained dogs to folks of all ages from across the USA. And we hear about some uniquely wonderful volunteer opportunities.Southern Chester County Chamber of CommerceLINKSCanine Partners for LifeWebsite: k94life.orgFacebook: facebook.com/CaninePartnersforLifeInstagram: instagram.com/k94lifeLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/canine-partners-for-lifeFall Festival featuring Cow BingoVolunteer with Canine Partners for Life: k94life.org/volunteerKirstin Downie on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kirstindownieAdditional LinksBrian's HouseValley Forge Educational ServicesAssistance Dogs InternationalTranscriptA transcript will be posted as soon as it is available.

Será que seu cão ou gato prejudica o meio ambiente?. Separe trinta minutinhos do seu dia e descubra, com a Mila Massuda, sobre os impactos ambientais dos animais de estimação e o que podemos fazer a respeito. Apresentação: Mila Massuda (@milamassuda) Roteiro: Mila Massuda (@milamassuda) e Emilio Garcia (@emilioblablalogia) Revisão de Roteiro: Luisa Kahakura (@lukahakura) Técnica de Gravação: Caio de Santis (@caiodesantis) Editora: João Gabriel Caires (@kijaniiii) Mixagem e Masterização: Lívia Mello (@adiscolizard) Produção: Prof. Vítor Soares (@profvitorsoares), Matheus Herédia (@Matheus_Heredia) e BláBláLogia (@blablalogia) Gravado e editado nos estúdios TocaCast, do grupo Tocalivros (@tocalivros) REFERÊNCIAS BOSCH, G.; SWANSON, K. S. Effect of using insects as feed on animals: pet dogs and cats. Journal of Insects as Food and Feed, p. 1–12, 27 nov. 2020. MARTENS, P.; SU, B.; DEBLOMME, S. The Ecological Paw Print of Companion Dogs and Cats. BioScience, v. 69, n. 6, p. 467–474, 22 mai. 2019. OKIN, G. S. Environmental impacts of food consumption by dogs and cats. PLOS ONE, v. 12, n. 8, p. e0181301, 2 ago. 2017. PEDRINELLI, V. et al. Environmental impact of diets for dogs and cats. Scientific Reports, v. 12, n. 1, p. 18510, 17 nov. 2022. POORE, Joseph; NEMECEK, Thomas. Reducing food's environmental impacts through producers and consumers. Science, v. 360, n. 6392, p. 987-992, 2018.

Twp special interviews on this episode: Aaron Taylor and Leandra Ganci Stotler of the Ridgeside K-9  Foundation share the mission of matching veterans and first responders with PTSD with companion dogs. Brandan Thomas of the Winchester Rescue Mission challenges the community to 'invest' in our area homeless and lays out the exciting news regarding the Mission's additional shelter building and expansion of services.    

My guest has been training companion puppies and dogs on a full-time basis for over 30 years. He has also worked handling and training dogs in the television and movie entertainment industries. Additionally, he has participated in the education of many veterinarians and registered veterinary technician students and graduates. He has continued to provide seminars and lectures for various associations on topics related to companion dog training and behavior problems. He has authored many books and articles on a variety of companion dogs and breed-specific issues. He also provides seminars for various corporations and member associations regarding employee safety around dogs. https://www.askthedogguy.com/http://www.yourlotandparcel.org

There are tropes about France that will not die. So today, Annie and Elyse chat about dog poop and other problems suffered in France. Of course, the conversation we're commenting on took place on Facebook because where else can you find so many vocal yet uninformed people? So, we're having a little bit of fun with it while explaining a few things that are different in France from what English-speaking visitors expect. Is there zero dog poop problem in France? It is difficult to determine the extent of the dog poop problem in France, but we can tell you with certainty that it has gotten a lot better! Like any country, France has some areas where dog owners do not properly clean up after their pets. Please don't blame the whole country, it's that dog owner's fault! A few things you should know about France French people are not raised to think that they have to say yes to everything. It is a fact that French people don't generally sugarcoat their words. Plastic bags are not free in France the way they are at the grocery store in the US. If you need a bag, buy it or buy some small item plus a plastic bag. Don't be a "virtuous visitor" who knows better than locals and will show them the way to being a better person. Learn how things work in the country you're visiting instead. France has changed at lot, even if the impressions you still have from your first visit 20 years ago are still vivid in your mind. Please refrain from psycho analyzing people you don't know on Facebook! French parents give their kids room to grow and experience life, they don't over-protect so much. You are not entitled to France being the same as where home is. It's a different country, learn local customs instead. France is very dog-friendly, but there are few dog parks. This may be best because dog parks can be the place where dogs fight or share pathogens. You can't sit at a café all day working away on your laptop unless it's a café for students or workers. Crowd control measures are put in place for your safety, if the police closes a metro station or a street, please comply.   Table of Contents for this Episode [00:00:53] Today on the Podcast [00:02:10] Trip to Strasbourg [00:02:26] Podcast supporters [00:03:13] Annie and Elyse [00:04:36] She wouldn't give me a bag [00:12:45] It's much better than in the past [00:15:23] Children are “barely tolerated” [00:17:50] Bonjour first [00:19:56] Feeling of entitlement [00:20:55] Is France dog-friendly? [00:23:17] Hunting Dogs from Gascogne [00:23:52] Hunting dogs from Vendeen [00:24:24] Hunting dogs from other regions of France [00:24:50] A few hunting dogs from France [00:25:53] Working dogs [00:26:14] War Dogs [00:26:41] Companion Dogs [00:27:16] Evolving attitudes about dogs in France [00:28:41] Dogs in the city keep us in contact with nature [00:29:36] Dogs in apartments and walking [00:31:14] Experience with dogs in a recent visit to Tennessee [00:33:18] Service dogs in France [00:34:39] What visitors would like [00:36:10] Can you bring your laptop to the cafe? [00:38:12] Crowd control measures [00:39:37] Breakfast at French hotels [00:40:49] Don't bring your dog to France unless you're moving here [00:42:28] Thank you Patrons [00:43:38] Thank you Donors [00:44:12] Itinerary Consult / VoiceMap tours [00:45:57] Five Days around Strasbourg at Christmas [00:56:04] Shownotes and Transcript [00:56:51] Copyright #dogs, #doglover, #doglife, #doggy, #doggo, #dogscorner, #dogmom, #dogwalk, #dogtraining, #servicedog

This week, Jess and Scott are joined by John Wade. Ironically, they first met this well known London Ontario dog trainer the same weekend they first met one another! Tune in this week as the three of them discuss dog training in North America as well as how to best help dog owners receive the direction they need to succeed.   What is the best way to train a companion dog? Why is it so important that training programs are customized to each individual dog? How can dog owners utilize John and his knowledge even if they do not live near him?   To find out more about John Wade and his training, visit: https://www.askthedogguy.com/   To check out John Wade's YouTube channel, click: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD3WvWSldny50pd1FuzdJQw   For more information about Scott and Jess and their strategies, please check out: https://caninehealing.com   To view The Quirky Dog's website and a full catalog of episodes, visit: https://www.thequirkydog.com   Follow and Watch Us On: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/caninehealing YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtlRQjjeIHOgEAAlgB3MviA Listen to Us On: PodBean: https://thequirkydog.podbean.com/   #ScottWilliamsDogTrainer #JessWilliamsDogTrainer #CanineHealing #TheQuirkyDog #DogTraining #Studio21PodcastCafe #UnitedPodcastNetwork

On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people. Be they children, adults, veterans, or facilities, these dogs give the gift of independence. You will hear about the many programs, volunteers and services of Canine Companions from Executive Director Megan Koester. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of being a puppy raiser. She is raising her 22nd puppy and Josiah Lanning who received Service Dog, Charlice more than 5 years ago, will give you a close and personal look at what a service dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, this is the show to hear. This is an opportunity to ask questions. Don't miss this show.

On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people. Be they children, adults, veterans, or facilities, these dogs give the gift of independence. You will hear about the many programs, volunteers and services of Canine Companions from Executive Director Megan Koester. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of being a puppy raiser. She is raising her 22nd puppy and Josiah Lanning who received Service Dog, Charlice more than 5 years ago, will give you a close and personal look at what a service dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, this is the show to hear. This is an opportunity to ask questions. Don't miss this show.

In this episode, Evia Russell and I talk about the benefits of cooperative care training and how important it is if you want to keep your pet as healthy as possible. Do you have a pet who panics at the vet clinic? Do you struggle to do routine grooming with your pet? Are you filled with dread every time your pet has a medical issue because they can't be touched by a veterinarian? Fear not! Learn more about cooperative care training and our new virtual Happy Handling program. We discuss:Why cooperative care training should be an essential part of pet careThe difference between a "need" and a "want" in veterinary careBenefits to the human-animal bond through cooperative care trainingGiving animals agency and "Start" and "Stop" button behaviorsShort-term investment for long-term gain for veterinarians and caretakersLaunching our new Happy Handling virtual coaching programEvia's bio:Evia Russell is a CDBC and graduated from Carleton College with a B.A. in Animal Behavior. Evia worked in shelters and rescues before transitioning into the veterinary field. She followed her heart to Colorado where she accepted a position at Behavior Vets. She trained with Debbie Martin, renowned for cooperative care and is also a Fear-Free (TM) Certified Veterinary Professional. Evia is also Fear-Free (TM) Certified, a consultant through the IAABC, and is going to vet school at St George's University starting January of 2023 in order to offer more cooperative handling throughout the veterinary world. Links:Contact Behavior Vets at info@behaviorvets.com if you are interested in the Happy Handling Program!Interesting studies for a deeper dive into cooperative care training:Bertilsson, E., & Johnson Vegh, E. (2019). Animals in control – Start-button case studies. Video On Demand, Karen Pryor Clicker Training. https://video. clickertraining.com/programs/animals-in-control- start-button-case-studies?cid=719162Ramirez, K. (2012). Marine Mammal Training: The History of Training Animals for Medical Behaviors and Keys to Their Success. Veterinary Clinic Exotic Animal Practice, 15, 413-423. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cvex.2012.06.005Stellato, A.C., Jajou, S., Dewey, C.E., Widowski, T.M., Niel, L. (2019). Effects of a Standardized Four-Week Desensitization and Counter-Conditioning Training Program on Pre-Existing Veterinary Fear in Companion Dogs. Animals, 9, 767. https://doi.org/10.3390/ani9100767 Theme music composed and performed by Andy Sells

If you've ever had a sports injury, put your back out, or had some sort of aggravating pain that never seemed to go away, you may have gone to a chiropractor. Or an acupuncturist. Or, if you really couldn't get to the bottom of exactly what's wrong with you, you might have tried alternative medicine in the form of traditional Chinese herbs. You might also assume, because you're a human being, that these remarks are directed at you. But actually, they're directed at the horses and dogs in the audience. A horse's or dog's medical trajectory is much the same as ours. When traditional Western medicine doesn't cure what's wrong with them, they – or we on their behalf - turn to alternative medicine. One of the practitioners of these animal alternatives – Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture and chiropractic - is Dr Michelle Jobert. Dr. Jobert is the owner of an alternative veterinary medicine practice called The Well Adjusted Pet. If you're wondering how you give a horse chiropractic manipulation, we'll get to exactly how that works in just a minute. Meantime, here's an animal question that might be closer to home. “Why doesn't your dog do what you tell her?” The typical answer to this question is either: (a)My dog is hard-headed and refuses to obey me. Or (b) My dog is stupid. The correct answer, apparently, is neither (a) nor (b). The correct answer is, “The problem is you.” Ann Becnel has been a dog trainer and the owner of a dog training school called Companion Dogs, since 1990. Ann says her job is not so much training dogs, as teaching a dog's owner how to train their dog. The lesson here is, even if you want to work with animals because you prefer them to people, you still end up working with people. There's no doubt we're making huge advances in all kinds of fields of human endeavor. A virtual assistant can give us instant answers to almost every question we ask it. A.I. is on the way to learning almost everything humans can do. And we're seriously investigating building inhabitable cities on other planets. But with all these advances, we haven't made much progress on how to communicate with the millions of creatures who share this planet with us. Present company excluded. Michelle and Ann spend their professional lives communicating with dogs and horses. And, judging by this conversation, their skills at human communication are fairly formidable too.  Out to Lunch is recorded over lunch at NOLA Pizza in the NOLA Brewing Taproom.  You can find photos from this show on our website, and check out more lunchtime conversation about dogs here.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Companion Dogs, Assistance Dogs, Seeing-Eye Dogs, Emotional Support Dogs - they seem the same to the uninitiated, but they're very different. We talk with two of the most respected leaders in the Service Dogs field about the business of making incredibly skilled canine companions - what goes into the breeding, the training, and the mating with a person in need. We'll explore the risks to the system, from un- and under-trained service dogs to outright fakes, and how our legal framework has evolved as the need for service dogs has skyrocketed.

This show gives you the opportunity to have an insider's view of Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs who give the gift of independence to children and adults. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of raising 22 puppies and Josiah Lanning who at the time of this show had Charlice, his Service Dog for more than 5 years, shares what this wonderful dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, listen in and be prepared to be emotionally touched.

On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people. Be they children, adults, veterans, or facilities, these dogs give the gift of independence. You will hear about the many programs, volunteers and services of Canine Companions from Executive Director Megan Koester. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of being a puppy raiser. She is raising her 22nd puppy and Josiah Lanning who received Service Dog, Charlice more than 5 years ago, will give you a close and personal look at what a service dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, this is the show to hear. This is an opportunity to ask questions. Don't miss this show.

Companion Dogs, Assistance Dogs, Seeing-Eye Dogs, Emotional Support Dogs - they seem the same to the uninitiated, but they're very different. We talk with two of the most respected leaders in the Service Dogs field about the business of making incredibly skilled canine companions - what goes into the breeding, the training, and the mating with a person in need. We'll explore the risks to the system, from un- and under-trained service dogs to outright fakes, and how our legal framework has evolved as the need for service dogs has skyrocketed.

Companion Dogs, Assistance Dogs, Seeing-Eye Dogs, Emotional Support Dogs - they seem the same to the uninitiated, but they're very different. We talk with two of the most respected leaders in the Service Dogs field about the business of making incredibly skilled canine companions - what goes into the breeding, the training, and the mating with a person in need. We'll explore the risks to the system, from un- and under-trained service dogs to outright fakes, and how our legal framework has evolved as the need for service dogs has skyrocketed.

Gail Dickerson joins me on Dog Talk. Gail is the Director of Operations at Big Paws Canine Foundation , Inc. Gail trains Service, Therapy & Companion Dogs for Disabled Veterans and First Responders injured in the line of duty. Gail also trained under Dave, nearly 30 years ago!

Michelle Golder is the co-founder of Veteran's Best Friend Indiana. In this episode, she shares how her non-profit has been helping veterans conquer PTSD. Support Veterans Best Friend Indiana by grabbing a copy of the book Flipping Out Over Probates on Amazon! With our veterans needing all of the help they can we count on organizations like Michelle's to give back to the heroes that served our country. Tune in to hear how lives are being transformed.

On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people. Be they children, adults, veterans, or facilities, these dogs give the gift of independence. You will hear about the many programs, volunteers and services of Canine Companions from Executive Director Megan Koester. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of being a puppy raiser. She is raising her 22nd puppy and Josiah Lanning who received Service Dog, Charlice more than 5 years ago, will give you a close and personal look at what a service dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, this is the show to hear. This is an opportunity to ask questions. Don't miss this show.

Does your dog need a job? Perhaps it would be good at pulling your kids in a wagon or you, while on cross-country skis.  Hear dog sled musher, Frank Moe, explain how he turned his household companion dogs into racing sled dogs and then he tells compelling stories of some of his races. Plus, a dog’s behavior will make sense to you when you know the job your dog was bred to do. I’ll tell you the story of how the third most popular breed in the United States was developed and what resulting behaviors you can expect if you have or are considering getting one of them. The name of the breed is a secret for now - you’ll have to listen to the show to find out who it is. Resources for the Show: Frank Moe’s book, Sled Dogs to Saint Paul. Where to buy dog booties that stay on: DogBooties.com. Kipmik Products – the Booties Frank uses. More information about NutriSource Pet Foods. Where to buy NutriSource Pet Foods – the dealer locator. For how to teach your dog to pull things or become a sled dog: Sled dog Central The book, Skijour with Your Dog. Always feel free to send me a comment or question about the podcast at susan@raisingyourpaws.com

On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people. Be they children, adults, veterans, or facilities, these dogs give the gift of independence. You will hear about the many programs, volunteers and services of Canine Companions from Executive Director Megan Koester. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of being a puppy raiser. She is raising her 22nd puppy and Josiah Lanning who received Service Dog, Charlice more than 5 years ago, will give you a close and personal look at what a service dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, this is the show to hear. This is an opportunity to ask questions. Don't miss this show.

On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people. Be they children, adults, veterans, or facilities, these dogs give the gift of independence. You will hear about the many programs, volunteers and services of Canine Companions from Executive Director Megan Koester. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of being a puppy raiser. She is raising her 22nd puppy and Josiah Lanning who received Service Dog, Charlice more than 5 years ago, will give you a close and personal look at what a service dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, this is the show to hear. This is an opportunity to ask questions. Don't miss this show.

On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people. Be they children, adults, veterans, or facilities, these dogs give the gift of independence. You will hear about the many programs, volunteers and services of Canine Companions from Executive Director Megan Koester. Program Manager and Instructor Gwen Dudek will offer a look at the training of these dogs. Puppy raiser, Marty Marlatt will give you the inside story of being a puppy raiser. She is raising her 22nd puppy and Josiah Lanning who received Service Dog, Charlice more than 5 years ago, will give you a close and personal look at what a service dog brings to his life. If you have ever wondered about the dogs with the blue and yellow capes that seem smarter than the rest of us, this is the show to hear. This is an opportunity to ask questions. Don't miss this show.

We strive to place well trained service and companion dogs with veterans who have physical or mental injuries, at little to no cost to the veteran. Here at Homers Heroes we find dogs that meet our needs from local shelters. These dogs under go all betting, basic and advanced obedience training and then are trained to the specific tasks the veteran needs them to do. We then invite the veteran to attend a 2 week course to learn about their new service dog and to learn proper handling and training of the dog. This process can be expensive with cost anywhere from $5000 to $30,000. Our program is funded entirely from donations from individuals and businesses and 100% goes toward training and placing the dogs with veterans. Donations are tax deductible.

Training your companion dog for a specific sport may seem out of your league, but dog trainer Sandra Mannion is here to tell you that is not true and why you should consider taking up a new activity with your canine companion.