Podcasts about dog walks

If your dog barks, lunges, freezes, growls, or completely loses their mind when they see another dog or person on leash, this episode is for you. In this episode, I will talk about:What leash reactivity actually isWhy leash reactivity happensHow owners accidentally reinforce leash reactivityWhat not to do with a leash reactive dogWhat to do insteadWhy calming exercises must start at homeIntroducing triggers the right waySetting realistic expectationsWhen to get helpOur Sponsor is Top Gun Dog TrainingIn-home dog training services in the Huntsville, AL area at http://www.topgundogtraining.comRESOURCES:Podcast Website: http://puppytalkpodcast.comSponsor Website: http://www.topgundogtraining.comDale's books: https://www.amazon.com/author/dalebuchanan Top Gun Dog Training in Huntsville, Alabama. Dog Trainer near me. Puppy Training in Madison, AL. Dog Behavior in Huntsville, AL.

In Episode 872 of The LOTS Project Morning Show, Brian shares real-world updates from the cabin, including door installation progress, winter prep, and upcoming weather concerns.He also talks through a personal banking scare that highlights how dependent we've become on centralized systems, observations from daily dog walks along the county road, and follow-ups on both a propane regulator repair and a recent gas station robbery attempt involving local minors.The episode also includes:The weekly Bitcoin price guessing gameSilver market observationsUpdates on using propane vs gas for generatorsThoughts on easing back into NostrSponsors & Resources

Sometimes your next career move comes with four paws and a leash.

Welcome to another episode of The Site Shed! In Episode 456, host Matt Jones sits down with James Hearn of Silver Peak Construction for a powerhouse discussion on scaling a trades business, mastering the sales process, and the surprising role that customer rapport (and even a client's pet preferences) can play in business success.James shares his journey from commercial projects and roadwork to mastering bathroom, laundry, and wet area renovations across Melbourne's western suburbs and rural Victoria. You'll hear real-world tactics Silver Peak uses—like ultra-fast quoting, rigorous client qualification, streamlined operations manuals, and detailed follow-up—to outpace the competition. Plus, discover why James screens customers based not just on budget, but even on whether they own dogs

Is it okay for a dog to do THIS at a bar? Miguel saw something this weekend that made him uncomfortable. We also talk to his mom about a new man in her life!

We all love our furry four legged family members but busy schedules sometimes mean we can't interact as we want. In this Chamber Chat CEO Bruce Williams learns about Woofability and Low Key Dog Walks, organizations who can keep your pup active.

Send us a textPulling on lead – it's the frustration that can transform a peaceful dog walk into an arm-wrenching ordeal. Whether you're dealing with a 7-kilo terrier or a 40-kilo German Shepherd, pulling creates a disconnection that leaves both ends of the leash frustrated and stressed.In this revealing conversation, Lauren Langman and Dave tackle one of the most common dog walking complaints head-on. Drawing from their extensive experience with both pet dogs and professional working canines, they dispel the myth that pulling is just something dog owners must endure. Lauren shares how her own dog Skittles becomes almost cognitively impaired when in full pulling mode, while Dave recounts his journey challenging the traditional police dog training approach that encouraged pulling as a way to "build drive."What makes this discussion particularly valuable is the practical, field-tested advice from trainers who've worked with thousands of dogs. You'll discover why environment management matters so much (hint: driving to the park instead of being pulled there makes a huge difference), how equipment choices can help or hinder your progress, and specific games you can play to create value in walking beside you. The trainers also explain why loose-leash walking isn't just about comfort—it's about safety, legal considerations, and the perception of control that affects how others view you and your dog.Whether you're struggling with a dog who pulls like a freight train or just want to refine your walking experience, you'll find actionable techniques here that go beyond basic obedience into building a dog who genuinely wants to be with you. Ready to transform your walks? Learn how two world-class trainers solved their own pulling problems and how their 10 Days to Stop Pulling course can help you do the same.Support the showIf you're loving the podcast, you'll love our NEW Sexier than a Squirrel Dog Training Challenge even more! Get transformational dog training today for only £27!Want even more epic dog training fun and games and solutions to all your dog training struggles? Join us in the AbsoluteDogs Games Club!https://absolutedogs.me/gamesclub Want to take your learning to the next level? Jump into the games-based training membership for passionate dog owners and aspiring trainers that know they want more for themselves and their dog - Pro Dog Trainer Club! https://absolutedogs.me/prodogtrainerclub And while you're here, please leave a review for us and don't forget to hit share and post your biggest lightbulb moment! Remember, no matter what struggles you might be facing with your dog, there is always a game for that!

Episode 68 – Dog Walks – What You Need To Know!   Dog walks are supposed to be a fun and enriching activity for everyone – dog and walker. But sometimes, they just aren't. And sometimes, walks are not necessary or appropriate, for example, if your dog is fearful, injured or ill or if the weather won't allow for safe or comfortable walks.   In this episode, I dispel the social myth that dogs MUST be walked numerous times per day to prove good dog guardianship and welfare, in fact, in some cases, frequent walks can actually be detrimental to welfare.   Don't get me wrong, for many, many dogs, walks are an important part of their physical and mental enrichment, and many dogs and guardians love and treasure their walks together, but for some, walks are stressful and even dangerous. In these cases, there are a number of alternatives to walks, which I share in this episode.   For even more information, please download my amazing FREE PDF all about dog walks and alternatives to walks: https://katrin-jahn.mykajabi.com/dog-walks-pdf    And watch this space for our amazing new courses: Learn To Speak Dog Learn To Speak Cat … coming in 2025… for everything you ever wanted to know about canine and feline communication, social behaviour and so much more!   PRE-REGISTER YOUR INTEREST AND JOIN THE WAITLIST FOR THESE AMAZING COURSES RIGHT HERE AND RECEIVE A DISCOUNTED PRICE IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE 31st MARCH 2025!   If you liked this episode of the show, The Pet Behaviour Chat, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, share, and subscribe!   Facebook Group: Join The Pet Behaviour Community on Facebook   You can CONNECT with me: Website: Visit my website Trinity Veterinary Behaviour Instagram: Follow Trinity Veterinary Behaviour on Instagram Trinity Veterinary Behaviour Facebook: Join us on Trinity Veterinary Behaviour's Facebook page Trinity Veterinary Behaviour YouTube: Subscribe to Trinity Veterinary Behaviour on YouTube LinkedIn Profile: Connect with me on LinkedIn   Thank you for tuning in!

 In this episode, Johnny Mac shares five feel-good stories: a baby born in a microbrewery parking lot with a beer named after him, a cheating scandal at the World Conker Championships, a mysterious safe dumped in Texas, a new world record for walking 38 dogs at once, and Timothy Chalamet's surprise appearance at his own lookalike contest.00:00  Baby Born at Microbrewery01:18 Controversy at the World Conker Championships02:38 Mystery of the Abandoned Safe in Texas03:07 Guinness World Record: Most Dogs Walked Simultaneously03:57 Timothy Chalamet Lookalike Contest Chaos Unlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media! Get all our shows on any player you love, hassle free! For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app. For Spotify or other players, visit caloroga.com/plus. No plug-ins needed!  You also get the other shows on the network ad-free!  $4.99, a no brainer.This podcast supports Podcasting 2.0 if you'd like to support the show via value for value and stream some sats!Contact John at john@thesharkdeck dot com John's free substack about the media:  Media ThoughtsYou can also support the show at www.buymeacoffee.com/dailycomedynews

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Vice President Kamala Harris debated senile angry man Donald Trump, and Akilah Hughes joins to dish all about it. Then, Akilah tells us all about her new podcast, Rebel Spirit — required listening if you went to a school with a racist mascot. Finally, Sani-Petty (the WNBA needs kids clothes!). Show NotesAkilah Hughes: Instagram, Twitter, Rebel Spirit podcastTrump repeats the false claim that Democrats support abortion 'after birth' in debate (NPR 9/10)Harris presses a more forceful case against Trump than Biden did on abortion, economy and democracy (AP 9/10)5 key takeaways from the first Harris-Trump presidential debate (NBC 9/10)Taylor Swift endorsement (Instagram)Trump will say anything about abortion to get elected (The Hill Op-Ed 9/8)Vance says Trump would veto a national abortion ban (NBC 8/24)

Week 2 gave us the upsets our college football souls crave.While Kansas did fall to Illinois, who saw Notre Dame losing to Northern Illinois?After seeing Texas embarrass Michigan in The Big House, the SEC has started to separate from the rest of the Power Four.John Buhler (Staff Writer, FanSided.com) and Cody Williams (Content Director, FanSided.com) burned the midnight oil for the latest edition of Three Yards and a Cloud of Punt for False Start to wrap up a spectacular Week 2 slate.

According to the national nonprofit Trust For Public Land, 91% of Portlanders live within a 10-minute walk of a park. But which are the best for a picnic with friends or an afternoon out with your dog? Today on City Cast Portland, host Claudia Meza talks about some of our favorite parks with City Cast's director of digital strategy, Bryan M. Vance, our very own producer, Giulia Fiaon, and you, our listeners! Become a member of City Cast Portland today! Get all the details and sign up here.  Who would you like to hear on City Cast Portland? Shoot us an email at portland@citycast.fm, or leave us a voicemail at 503-208-5448. Want more Portland news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, Hey Portland, and be sure to follow us on Instagram.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Portland? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about the sponsor of this July 31st episode: Chefs for Seniors Rose City Comic Con PaintCare Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Avnos provides a Hybrid Direct Air Capture (HDAC) solution that inverts the water paradigm in DAC, producing water (5 tons per ton of carbon captured), eliminating heat consumption, and reducing costs by 50% compared to other forms of DAC. Will is a serial founder, investor, and board member in climate tech. In this episode, you'll learn these four important takeaways and much more. How they accessed $100M in capital to grow this company How their technology does what seems impossible in the DAC sector How they accessed strategic investors and deployment partners on three continents Why walking his dog and disengaging the brain produces some of his best business ideas

Hey friends! Welcome back to Worthy Pursuit Podcast! I'm Amy, and today's episode is all about a funny and eye-opening experience I had with my dogs and their harnesses. 

In this conversation, Nikki and Kate discuss their experiences in animal welfare and their work at different shelters. They talk about their past internships, the challenges of working in animal shelters, and the importance of community engagement. Kate shares her role as the volunteer and community engagement coordinator at MADACC and the various initiatives she has implemented to increase adoptions and engage with the community. They also discuss the difficulties of the current dog overpopulation crisis and the need for innovative adoption programs   Show Notes: https://madacc.org/ Training Assistance/Good Pup - https://shelter.goodpup.com BSL - https://nationalcanineresearchcouncil.com/breedspecificlegislation/ Connect with socially minded companies that want to make a difference - https://www.visit.org/ https://heartsspeak.org/    

Introducing a new narrative series about the importance of dog parks as public space. Through expert guest interviews, the podcast will reframe how the concept of dog parks may evolve to improve our lives and the planet. The show will examine dog parks through our relationships with dogs, each other, and the land.Listen to Dog Parkology on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!This series is narrated by Jenna Blum, author and dog mom. It is produced by As It Should Be Productions, the creators of the Dog Save The People and Dog Walk Meditation podcasts.FEATURED LINKSDog Parkology websiteDog Parkology on InstagramDog Parkology on XDog Parkology on FacebookJenna Blum on InstagramSign up for dog park people newsletterDog Save The People on Apple PodcastsDog Save The People on SpotifyDog Walk Meditation on Apple PodcastsDog Walk Meditation on Spotify

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Our Stories today, as promised are about animals. We are continuing Crumb and Marmalade's stories, if you missed their first episode, go back in the feed to the one called Marmalade and Crumb, then come back here. We'll start with Crumb Comes Home, and see how his first few month after being adopted went, spoiler alert: they went great! Then we'll clip on his leash and head out in Dog Walk, to sniff the spring scents and enjoy the sunshine. Finally we'll meet the rescue animals over at the farm sanctuary, spend some quality time with the donkeys, and feed the goats in The Weathervane Subscribe for ad-free, bonus, and extra-long episodes now, as well as ad-free and early episodes of Stories from the Village of Nothing Much! Search for NMH Premium channel on Apple Podcasts or follow the link below: https://www.nothingmuchhappens.com/premium-subscription. Visit nothingmuchhappens.com for more Village fun.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Stories today, as promised are about animals. We are continuing Crumb and Marmalade's stories, if you missed their first episode, go back in the feed to the one called Marmalade and Crumb, then come back here. We'll start with Crumb Comes Home, and see how his first few month after being adopted went, spoiler alert: they went great! Then we'll clip on his leash and head out in Dog Walk, to sniff the spring scents and enjoy the sunshine. Finally we'll meet the rescue animals over at the farm sanctuary, spend some quality time with the donkeys, and feed the goats in The Weathervane Subscribe for ad-free, bonus, and extra-long episodes now, as well as ad-free and early episodes of Stories from the Village of Nothing Much! Search for NMH Premium channel on Apple Podcasts or follow the link below: https://www.nothingmuchhappens.com/premium-subscription. Visit nothingmuchhappens.com for more Village fun.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for an intimate conversation with Australian actor Murray Bartlett, as he shares insights into his life on Cape Cod and his gratitude for the Provincetown community. Murray's openness and humor make for a delightful and engaging discussion as we explore his experiences on and off the screen, including his Emmy win and his ability to push boundaries.  Today's sponsors:  Cape Cod Foundation, Bank 5,  The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, John K. & Thirza K. Davenport Foundation, MassHire Cape & Islands Workforce Board, Rogers Gray, Cape Cod Melody Tent, and William Raveis Real Estate Learn more about the Creative Exchange!  Learn more about the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod.  The Arts Foundation's mission is to support and strengthen a vibrant and diverse arts and cultural sector for everyone in the region. Get involved!

Ever dream of diving into the pet business ocean but don't know if you're diving into calm waters or a whirlwind? In the ever-evolving and competitive landscape of the pet industry, understanding the journey to success through firsthand experiences can be incredibly enlightening. This week on "Bella in Your Business," we have an episode that you simply cannot afford to skip, especially if elevating your pet business is at the forefront of your goals. This week I  am joined by Randa Clark, a veteran in the pet industry with over 20 years of experience. Randa's narrative from initiating a dog training venture to diversifying into pet care services is nothing short of inspiring. We unpack the layers behind Randa's strategic decisions. The pivotal moments (including an accidental email that led to a substantial business opportunity), and the challenges faced in enlarging a business foundation. If you are thinking about franchising or want to expand your business, these tips are for you.  Randa's got the lowdown on picking the best growth routes, nailing your branding, and making your clients feel special. If you're after tips on how to grow your business smoothly, this episode is like a GPS for success.

Tammy has been waiting all week to talk about this story! A dog owner in Milwaukee lost her dog and thought he was gone forever until he showed up at a local bar! 

Burlingame's PAWS Dog Camp embraces a transformative year with plans to redefine dog walking in 2024. Tailored exercises, enhanced safety, expanded services, and community engagement initiatives promise a holistic approach, ensuring the well-being and happiness of every canine companion in the community. Paws Dog Camp City: San Mateo Address: 113 S Humboldt Street Website https://www.pawsdogcamp.com/ Phone +1-650-703-2162 Email pawspetsittingtrina@yahoo.com

Walking your dog is a crucial part of raising and training them; thus, knowing the two types of dog walks can make a HUGE difference to your training experience. "Doggy Dan, is there more than just one way to do dog walks?" Yes… and my goal is to help dog owners tap into the power of switching walking styles to make the most out of dog walks. In this blog, I will talk about the two types of dog walks, why you need to know both, and how to know which type to use best. Read on to learn more. The Two Types of Dog Walks: Why You Need More Than Just One Type of Walk All walk and no play makes your dog a very irritable and restless pet. A common misconception among dog owners regarding walking dogs is that there's only one walking style to follow from start to finish. As a dog trainer who has helped dogs and their owners make walks effective while having fun, I know that sticking to one walking style can make your time outdoors an absolute struggle! Because let's be honest: our dogs are playful, and the outdoors is the perfect setting for unleashing their love for fun! Expecting them to follow one style of walking (and nothing else!) sets you and your dog up for frustration! So, what do you do to make outdoor walks more effective? Here are the two types of dog walks you should follow. The Structured Walk The first dog-walking style is the “structured walk”. Even though it is not THE ONLY walk you can do, it is undoubtedly the most important walk you should master. Most dog owners feel this type of walk is the gold standard, the only way to do things. (More on this later.) During the structured walk, your dog walks with a leash, and you absolutely are in control of the entire walk. You give commands, you decide what your dog can and can't do, and your dog is expected to follow your charge. This is the walking style that tells your dog, "I am in charge of the walk. I make the decisions. You listen to my commands." When you engage in a structured walk, you drive the entire walk, and your dog has to follow YOUR charge. The Social Walk Now, this walking style is what your dog loves! The walk becomes social when your dog can roam free and do what they want for a time. The walk doesn't have a structure, and dogs are more accessible to sniff posts, or check out areas they want to see. Compared to The Structured Walk, this more relaxed option allows your dog to really have fun and socialize! Two Types of Dog Walks: What the Structured Walk Teaches Your Dog Walking your dog the structured way sends them this important message: you're in charge of the walk, not them. The Structured Walk is crucial because it can solve typical dog walking problems such as leash pulling, aggression, overexcitement, and outdoor anxiety. Sure, you will be giving your dog the freedom to roam around and freely explore, but before you do that, your dog must understand you make the calls. And it is during the structured walks that your dog firmly gets the message that makes them say, "Ahh, I should listen to my owner's commands before I do anything during the walk." I actually talk more about The Structured Walk in my blog on the best way to walk dogs, the fifth in my Five Golden Rules series. In a nutshell, The Structured walk is critical because it teaches your dog they're not in charge. And when your dog knows they don't make the calls, they relax, they become less aggressive, and they come to your call (which is an absolute need if you're going to switch to The Social Walk). What the Social Walk Teaches Your Dog The Social Walk is about having fun! Here's the truth: we can't expect our dogs to spend the entire 30 minutes of their time outdoors just following a structured walk. They're already outdoors; they need to explore, run, sniff, and play. The social walk allows your dog to enjoy a little fun and downtime during your walk. Which Should You Do With Your Dog: How to Know Which Walk to Choose So, how do you know which walk to choose between the types of dog walks? When To Use the Structured Walk If you live in a city with limited free space for your dog to roam around, most of your dog walks will be structured (aka, dog on a leash with you commanding your dog what to do). However, if your place has ample space, I recommend using the first five to ten minutes of your time outdoors doing a structured walk BEFORE letting your dog walk more freely. I also recommend using a Structured Walk at the start and the end of EVERY walk to establish and re-establish your role as the one in charge of your time outside. Before you stop the Structured walk to make the switch to Social, I encourage you to ask the following questions: Is my dog coming to me when I call them? Do they have spiked-up energy levels? Do they tend to be aggressive? Does my dog understand boundaries? Have I established clear dog-walking commands with my dog? If safety is an issue for your dog and others, I recommend staying on structured walks before it's absolutely safe to give them freedom. When to Use the Social Walk Your dog WILL become restless after a few minutes of Structured Walks. The outdoors is so exciting for them to stay still. There is a problem if you wait for your dog to pull the leash before you allow them to have their free time. Because a simple tug on the leash is like your dog saying, "Hey, it's fun time!" when you give in to the pull, you're sending the message that your dog makes the call. So here's what I recommend you do: Assess when your dog starts becoming restless. Observe how long into the walk they start pulling the leash. Start the walk structured. Continue with the structured walk for five to ten minutes before they tell you to let them run. Let them enjoy their social walks. Before you end, switch back to the Structured Walk to re-establish leadership. How Using Two Types of Dog Walks Can Change Your Walking Experience With Your Dogs Perfect Balance Think of structured walks like school time, where your dog learns the rules, and social walks like playtime, where they just get to be a dog. Mixing it up means your dog gets a healthy dose of discipline and fun! More Fun for Everyone Ever get bored of the same old routine? Your dog does, too! Switching between structured and social walks keeps things interesting for both of you. It's like sometimes you're the teacher, and other times you're both just pals exploring the world together. Clear Leadership and Joy On structured walks, you're the boss, and your dog learns to follow the leader — that's you! But you show them you're not the uptight, no-fun leader during social walks. You still let them have fun. This balance shows your dog that you're not just in charge, but you're also their buddy who loves to see them happy. Spot-On Walks With a clear plan for each walk, you're not juggling too much at once. Structured walks focus on training, while social walks are all about exploration and play. This means your dog learns better and faster, and you both enjoy your time more. Fewer Problems Mixing walks can really cut down on those pesky walking issues. Structured walks nip destructive behaviors in the bud by reinforcing your leadership. Social walks let your dog burn off that extra energy and curiosity in a positive way. Together, they make for a smoother, more enjoyable walk. Learn How to Do The Two Types of Dog Walks Better with the Dog Calming Code™️ Dog walks are my favorite thing in the world. It gives me and my dogs a mighty great time when done right! However, I understand so many things can go wrong when walking a dog. This is why The Walk is a big part of The Doggy Dan Five Golden Rules. When dog walks are done right, YOU CAN BE THE ABSOLUTE LEADER IN THE EYES OF YOUR DOGS. If you want to do both types of dog walks, I recommend you check out The Dog Calming Code where I talk more about Rule #5: Dog Walks. Because when your time outdoors with your dog is done well, the benefits are amazing!

If I asked you to write down at least three dog-walking problems, I am sure I'd find leash pulling and misbehaving somewhere on that list. Why? Because almost 80% of those who come to me for help on walking their dog have those issues. And here's the truth: the solution is fairly simple. The problem starts when dog owners dismiss their dog's little quirks and defiance during walks as nothing serious… until they are. Fortunately, you can flip the switch by doing one simple thing: really making your dog see you're in charge. How? Read on to learn more. Key Takeaways Leash pulling, barking, and overexcitement during dog walks often stem from a common root: your dog believes it's in charge. If you take charge, your dog will start to relax. Thus, your walks will be more calmer, controlled, smooth. Gentle gestures the walk like calmly pausing to tell your dog they're not the one in charge can help you retain control from start to finish. LEARN HOW TO WALK YOUR DOG THE RIGHT WAY WITH DOGGY DAN GOLDEN RULE #5! Table of Contents Stop Dog-walking Problems By Taking Control of the Walk Stop Dog-Walking Problems: What Happens When You Take Control of the Walk with Dogs Stop Dog-Walking Problems By Taking Charge… Not Only On Walks. The Dog Calming Code Will Help You! Stop Dog-walking Problems By Taking Control of the Walk The most common cause of dog-walking issues like leash pulling, barking, and getting excited by just about anything is this: your dog thinks they're in control.   It's like the case of "whoever gets in the driver's seat first decides where the trip goes." When the dog sees they have taken over the "driver duties" during the walk, expect them to drive… even if it requires pulling the leash, running without your permission, and chasing everything! Yes, they would do all these things despite your non-stop commands of "No, no, no, no!" So it's absolutely critical that control is in your court… and your dog has to know it! Here are some ways you can do that. #1: Take Control Even Before You Start the Walk If you start exhibiting control after leaving the house, you already lost it. Control is solidified when you're the one to decide when to take the walk. "Doggy Dan, what do you mean by this?" I want you to think of this: who decides to go for a walk? If your dog approached you with a leash in their mouth, prodding you to take them outside, AND YOU AGREED, you have lost control. Let's say your dog goes to you to signal they want to go out; here's what you can do… Ignore them for five minutes, then give the cue that it's time for a walk. You're doing this not to make your dog feel ignored but to establish your role as the ultimate decision-maker in walk-related matters. DOG CALMING CODE: THE PROGRAM THAT HELPS YOU LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DOGGY DAN FIVE GOLDEN RULES #2: Your Dog Will Persist in Regaining Control… You Can Gently Remind Them With This Move Dogs understand control. In fact, dogs are so keen in having it because it's programmed in them that control is necessary for survival. So you will see a lot of attempts to take charge of the walk or get in front of you so they can control the walk. (Bonus note: dogs also try to take control of the walk because they are sometimes very protective and feel responsible for protecting you.) The great thing about dogs is they're quick to get the message. Once you do something that tells them "Hey, I got it. I'm in charge," they will adapt. If your dog makes a run for the door to ensure they go first, do this gentle move: calmly block their way with your legs, open the door, and go first. #3: And If Your Dog Insists on Taking Charge of The Walk, Pausing for a While Works If your dog persists, insisting on being the one in charge, stop the steps. Refrain from continuing the walk until they get the message that you decide what happens with your time outdoors. Doing this simple step is like giving your dog an outdoor timeout. Once your dog gets that you stopped because of their rowdy behavior, they will listen to you. Stop for a few minutes until your dog calms down and understands the message. BE THE LEADER IN YOUR DOG'S EYES WITH THE DOG CALMING CODE #4: Wrap Up the Walk When Needed If rowdiness persists, you should be quick on stopping and heading back home. I know this can feel heartbreaking for you and your dog, but it's one of the most powerful ways of telling your dog, "Hey, what you did is not going to make this walk continue. Please remember that." Deciding to end the walk right there and then will establish to your dog that, indeed, you have the final word. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DOG CALMING CODE, THE PROGRAM TRUSTED BY 88,000 DOG OWNERS! Stop Dog-Walking Problems: What Happens When You Take Control of the Walk with Dogs Chill on the Protective Stuff You know how some dogs get all barky and uppity around other dogs? That's them being overprotective. But guess what? When you take charge of the walk, your dog starts to chill out. They look to you for cues, and pretty soon, they're not so quick to bark or get feisty with other dogs. It's like they're thinking, "My human's got this, no need for me to go all superhero." No More Leash Tug-of-War Ever feel like you're in a tug-of-war match with your dog on walks? You're not alone. A lot of us deal with dogs pulling on the leash. But here's a cool thing – when you're clearly in charge, your dog starts to get it. They follow your lead instead of dragging you around. It turns the walk into something you both can actually enjoy. HOW TO WIN THE WALK WITH THE DOGGY DAN DOG CALMING CODE Relaxed Vibes All Around Ever notice your dog being super tense and on guard when you're out walking? They're in what I like to call 'protector mode'. But when you step up as the leader, it's a game changer. Your dog gets the memo that you're handling the big stuff, so they can kick back and enjoy the walk. They get to sniff around, see the sights, and just be a happy dog. Making Friends, Not Frenemies Leading the walk also means smoother run-ins with other dogs and their humans. When your dog is behaving and not causing drama, it's way easier to have friendly encounters. No awkward apologies or tense moments. Just good, sociable walks. Building Trust, Like a Boss Consistency is key. When you lead the walk the same way every time, your dog learns to trust your decisions. They feel safer and more secure with you in charge, and that just makes your bond stronger. Walks turn into quality time you both look forward to. Good Manners, Not Just Outside Here's a bonus: dogs that get the hang of your leadership on walks often behave better in other areas too. We're talking calmer at home, nicer to your guests, and listening better in general. It's like they understand you're the leader all the time, not just on walks. LEARN MORE ABOUT GOLDEN RULE NUMBER FIVE WITH THE DOG CALMING CODE Stop Dog-Walking Problems By Taking Charge… Not Only On Walks. The Dog Calming Code Will Help You! Being in charge during the walks is just one of the many facets of being a true blue pack leader dogs respect and listen to. You see, being in control is business #1 for the dogs. And if you don't get this (or how to do this!) you will find yourself dealing with the same issues not just on walking but with almost all the challenges that come with dog ownership. The Dog Calming Code™️ can help you understand what it means to really be a pack leader, and how to take control from your dog who thinks they are in charge. Because when you're a pack leader who knows, your dog will just follow. You can learn about the Dog Calming Code here.   ~ Doggy Dan 

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Until you know you're an apple, you'll never know where you belong, and where you're out of place.Is AMMO Write For You?If you're an author with a handful of books published (or you've published nonfiction and have one book with a great program to help clients), AMMO is unlike any other program on the market. You're going to have to work the program to find success, and bestseller status likely won't hit in weeks of joining the program, but for many authors, AMMO is the beginning of a lucrative career that puts books first. Learn more here.THIS IS THE LINK TO MY SUBSTACK if you're listening elsewhere.You Are An AppleSometimes I think about changing the name of my podcast to Book Marketing Mindset from Dog Walks, because so much of the insight I have for this show is gleaned from my daily dog walk.This morning, I was reflecting on how most of us grow up believing we have to change in order to be worthy.We hear from our Parents at an early age that we need to do this, and do that, and that when we do this or do that it makes us a pain in the ass, and we never stop to think is that me, or is it something I add or subtract from me that creates the problem.My middle son has been a challenge. Many of you know. And daily, we're engaging with him about his destructive behaviors. So as I was walking, I thought, This kid is going to grow up thinking he's a liar, and a stubborn a*****e, and a sneaker, and a thief, all these things that we're telling him are results of his behavior.And, listen, I'm doing everything in my power to use the words correctly. I don't say to him, “You're a liar.” I say, “You are choosing to lie.” I don't say, “You're a mean person.” I say, “You're choosing to be mean, and it's causing your teachers and peers to avoid you.”But I can't change what he hears, and I'm certain, because of the constant, daily repetition, he's internalizing it as identity. I do these things daily, therefore I am this person.So this morning I sat down with all of my boys and I put an apple on the table and I went through an illustration.This Is True of Your Book MarketingDo you identify with any of these statements:(1) I'm just not the kind of writer the masses love to read.(2) I can't write that many books that fast.(3) I value quality over quantity, and I'm a quality writer, so I can't write fast.(4) I am to busy to market.(5) I am too poor to spend money on marketing.(6) I am boring on social media, and no one ever likes my posts.(7) I don't like people, so I can't be good at marketing.These and many other self-beliefs limit and shape the way we market our books, and the sad truth is, they aren't true.Your personality is your personal reality, and your personality can change, because you aren't your personality. You may have believed all your life that you are your personality, but give it just a small bit of thought, and you'll see, you are not your personality. If you were, and you had depression, then you'd not want to work through depression or you'd die.You can buy my novels here.Or get a great deal on 4 of my ebooks here.Or basically steal 2 paperbacks and 2 audiobooks from me here.TRBM is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to TRBM at jodyjsperling.substack.com/subscribe

This visualization meditation is designed to release tension throughout the body while on a dog walk, or sitting with a dog next to you. This guided body scan will slowly, from head to toe, recognize where you may be holding stress and imagine releasing tightness with each exhale. By allowing the body to decompress mindfully, you will be left feeling grounded and centered. When we are calm and stress-free, our dogs tend to reflect back a similar demeanor.  For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-stress-relief-body-scanSeason 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the  Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

This mantra meditation is designed to help guide your mind towards the act of forgiveness and not dwelling on the past, like our dogs seem to do everyday. The goal of this meditation is to make room in your heart for love and peace. For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-finding-forgivenessSeason 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the  Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

This visualization meditation is designed to bring you closer to the natural world that surrounds you, wherever you are. This practice will also help you to connect and reflect on your relationship with your dog in a deeply spiritual way. Afterward, you may feel the pure love from your mutual bond and immense gratitude for having a dog in your life.For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-pure-loveSeason 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the  Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

This mantra meditation is designed to free your mind from the many distractions and dilemmas of everyday life. Instead, the goal is to shift your focus on your dog and the immense love that they bring you. Truly recognizing the importance of this can make you feel more confident in all facets of your life by knowing you have their unconditional support.For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-loving-confidenceSeason 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the  Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

This walking meditation is designed to help you gain a stronger appreciation for your dog and the natural world on your walks together. It will also direct you to notice a dog's exuberance, and this happiness may extend into our hearts and minds. The reward from this meditation will be a feeling of joy that allows you to be more present with others in daily routines, bringing an increased sense of gratitude and fullness to life.  For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-embrace-joySeason 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the  Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

This mantra meditation is inspired by the powerful Navajo concept of experiencing nature in harmony with all things in our world. It can be a spiritual journey where you feel very strong connection to your dog running off-leash in the woods. It's also a primal connection of being outside in nature and feeling directly connected to the land, the plants, the wind, the sky, and the birds. To be in balance all beings and the greater universe. For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-walk-in-beauty Season 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

The Ugs were not Parrotheads but that doesn't mean they don't have some margarita-filled Jimmy Buffett memories. Also on this episode... walking the dogs, celebrity news and Jamie's Uglee and Awkward Moment of the Week makes a splash.

This advisory message provides guidance on how to safely prepare for an off-leash dog walk that protects dogs and wildlife, such as in a public park or nature reserve where it is permitted. It is important to have a reliable recall with your dog so that they can come to you when called. Implementing training tools, like remote tech devices, can also help ensure reliable communication with your dog to signal cues for recall over long distances. Insights presented by award-winning outdoor journalist Annette McGivney.   For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-advisory-off-leash-dog-walksSeason 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the  Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoors/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

This walking meditation has been designed to focus on breathing, ease your mind, relax your body, and bring attention to your dog. The reward will be a calming feeling that strengthens your connection together. Learn how to take your thoughts away from the distractions of everyday life and instead ground yourself in the present moment with your dog. Plus, it can be a way for us to better get in touch with the nature around us, wherever we are. Guided by Annette McGivney.For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-sharing-this-momentSeason 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been practicing meditation since she was young, finding calm while exploring the woods with her dog during a difficult childhood. Annette has studied Zen Buddhism for the last fifteen years, but her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, as she has done all her life. Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the  Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

Welcome to SEASON 2 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast, offering short guided meditations designed for listening while walking your dog. This season is guided by Annette McGivney, who has been meditating most of her life and formally studying Zen Buddhism meditation over the last fifteen years. But her favorite contemplative practice is daily hikes outside in nature with her dog running off-leash, and she will give tips on how to do that responsibly. The goal of these guided meditations is to release distractions, reduce stress, and become present with your dog to strengthen your mutual connection.For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/s2-intro Annette is also an award-winning journalist and book author. She is the Southwest Editor for Backpacker Magazine and contributes articles to Outside Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, and more. Her reporting covers investigations of environmental issues, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the outdoor/hiker lifestyle. She has written several books connected to life outdoors, and her most recent book, Pure Land, won the National Outdoor Book Award. This show is a spinoff series of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features uplifting interview stories about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original podcast series created by As It Should Be Productions.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation websiteGuidance on Off-Leash Dog WalksAnnette McGivney websiteAnnette McGivney on InstagramDog Save The People websiteDog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on TwitterDog Save The People interview with Annette McGivney

Hey guys welcome back to Lets Get Freaky Podcast! On todays show we welcome YouTuber and Podcaster Nicky! We have an awesome conversation about Nicky's paranormal experiences! From living in a haunted house for 18 years to seeing a ghost in one of the UK's most haunted Inn's! All this and more! Let's Get Freaky!!Nicky's bio / Links: I love all things spooky, mysterious, unknown and strange, gaming, especially horror games but my other favourite thing to do is go out walking with my dogs, so I gathered, why not mix the two? Pawranormal Trails was born..I make videos involving the paranormal, walking in gorgeous places, including some that are reportedly haunted, gaming, mostly horror games, so stick with me & come on a virtual walk into the unknown!https://www.youtube.com/@pawranormaltrailshttps://www.instagram.com/pawranormaltrails/https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/pawranormal-trails/id1691073540https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nickypawranormalSPONSOR Check out Braxton County, West Virgina for plenty of beauty and a hub for paranormal activity! Flatwoods Monster, Bigfoot, Haunted Towns and MORE!!Click the link and plan your visit! https://braxtonwv.org/freaky/If you have had any paranormal experiences and would like to be a guest on the show then please get in touch! Email us at letsgetfreakypodcast@outlook.com or message us on social media, Facebook-Instagram-Twitter-TikTok and YouTube @tcletsgetfreakypodcast https://linktr.ee/letsgetfreaky#LetsGetFreaky #LetsGetFreakyPodcast #FreakyFam 

Jenna and Jacob have been dating for two years and moved in with one another about six months ago to take the “next step in their relationship.” Things have been great so far and Jenna has appreciated that Jacob has put more of an effort in taking her 13-year-old dog Banjo to the dog park during the week. Normally Jacob is gone for two hours and Jenna has started to feel like he's doing something else and using Jenna's dog as an excuse. Jacob was out of town for work this past week so Jenna took Banjo to the dog park and Jenna saw that Banjo immediately ran up to a dog whose owner was named Kayla. Apparently Kayla would always hang out with Jacob at the park, but she told Jenna that Jacob never mentioned Jenna and that he asked her out multiple times.We call Jacob pretending to offer him a free bouquet of flowers and when we ask him who he wants them sent to, Jacob asks if we can split the flowers to send to multiple people! Find out what‘s really going on in today's all NEW War of the Roses!

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Today, in episode 774 our expert Infectious Disease Doctor and Community Health Specialist discuss what you need to know about Public Health. We talk about regular dog walks can be very beneficial to both humans and dogs, as well as how the recent “tripledemic” is wiping fever medicine off the shelves. As always, join us for all the Public Health information you need, explained clearly by our health experts. Website: NoiseFilter - Complex health topics explained simply (noisefiltershow.com) Animations: NoiseFilter - YouTube Instagram: NoiseFilter (@noisefiltershow) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook: NoiseFilter Show | Facebook TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@noisefiltershow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/noisefilter/message

Lisa is joined by Sue Halpern who talks about her book A Dog Walks Into a Nursing Home: Lessons in the Good Life from an Unlikely Teacher.In chapters on restraint, prudence, faith, fortitude, hope, love, and charity, the author makes connections with the virtues as she watches Pransky deliver light and positive vibes — small miracles — to many lonely and isolated residents. She marvels at her dog's resiliency and the ways she brings joy, calm, and confidence to residents and staff. Pransky proves herself to be a wonderful spiritual teacher for both Halpern and the older people she showers with love and attention.A Dog Walks Into a Nursing Home: Lessons in the Good Life from an Unlikely TeacherIn late adolescence, Pransky was bored: she needed a job. and so Sue Halpern decided to give herself and her underoccupied Labradoodle a new leash—er, lease—on life by getting the two of them certified as a therapy-dog team. Pransky proved to be not only a terrific therapist, smart and instinctively compassionate, but an unerring moral compass as well. In the unlikely-sounding arena of a public nursing home, she led her teammate into a series of encounters with the residents that revealed depths of warmth, humor, and insight Halpern hadn't expected. Little by little, their adventures expanded and illuminated Halpern's sense of what goodness is and does—how acts of kindness transform the giver as well as the given-to.Funny, moving, and profound, A Dog Walks into a Nursing Home is the story of how one virtuous—that is to say, faithful, charitable, loving, and sometimes prudent—mutt showed great hope, fortitude, and restraint (the occasional begged or stolen treat notwithstanding) as she taught a well-meaning woman the essence and pleasures of the good life.

Award-winning comedian, Justin Hamilton catches up with Wil to discuss the (literal) oldest joke in the book, why John Wick is the best superhero movie, and recommendations for the best new TV to stream. See Wil Anderson live: https://comedy.com.au/tour/wil-anderson-2023/  See Justin Hamilton live: https://www.justinhamilton.com.au/gigs See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashely Adams returns to talk about Kij Johnson's "The Evolution of Trickster Stories Among the Dogs of North Park After the Change". What would YOU do if your dog asked you to eat what you eat, sleep where you sleep? This story first appeared in the World Fantasy Award nominated The Coyote Road (edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling), but you can read or listen to the story, reprinted in Drabblecast (https://www.drabblecast.org/2019/06/04/drabblecast-evolution-of-trickster-stories-pt-1/)or Podcastle (https://podcastle.org/2009/07/09/pc060-the-evolution-of-trickster-stories-among-the-dogs-of-north-park-after-the-change/).

Nina Tarr joins Kurt and Scotty to talk about a man who spent $15k to become a dog, a man arrested after stealing a suitcase full of meat, the Indiana DMV rejecting license plates and a man who used his company credit card to spend $300k at a strip club.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, in episode 712 our expert Infectious Disease Doctor and Community Health Specialist discuss what you need to know about Public Health. We talk about how regular dog walks can help keep the brain healthy and prevent diseases like dementia. As always, join us for all the Public Health information you need, explained clearly by our health experts. Website: NoiseFilter - Complex health topics explained simply (noisefiltershow.com) Animations: NoiseFilter - YouTube Instagram: NoiseFilter (@noisefiltershow) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook: NoiseFilter Show | Facebook TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@noisefiltershow --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/noisefilter/message

This visualization meditation goes through a full body scan, which will relax you – and, by extension, your dog – to further empower your connection together. The goal is to ease tension from head to toe, exhaling as you go.For detailed show notes, visit dogwalkmeditation.com/episodes/total-body-relaxationGet 10% off merchandise at dogsavethepeople.com/shop with promo code DOGWALK10 at checkout.Season 1 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by certified meditation teacher - John Bartlett. He is best known for his work as a fashion designer and animal activist. John is also the host of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features heartwarming guest interviews about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original series produced by As It Should Be.FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation on Apple PodcastsDog Walk Meditation on SpotifyJohn Bartlett on Instagram Dog Save The People website Dog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on Twitter

This mantra is designed to help form more harmonious and untroubled relationships with ourselves, our animals, our fellow humans, and the natural world. It's about projecting a peaceful presence to feel a more special bond with all around us, so that we can all connect together in a positive, intentional way.Season 1 of the Dog Walk Meditation podcast is guided by certified meditation teacher - John Bartlett. He is best known for his work as a fashion designer and animal activist. John is also the host of the Dog Save The People podcast, which features heartwarming guest interviews about how life is better with a dog. Both shows are original series produced by As It Should Be. (00:00) - Introduction (01:34) - Meditation Begins (05:45) - Closing FEATURED LINKSDog Walk Meditation on Apple PodcastsDog Walk Meditation on SpotifyJohn Bartlett on Instagram Dog Save The People website Dog Save The People on InstagramDog Save The People on FacebookDog Save The People on Twitter