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Mike Arms, president of the Helen Woodward Animal Center, stops by the Oh Behave show to share some of his highly creative and effective ways to land orphaned dogs, cats and other companion animals wonderful homes. From staging canine surf-a-thons to international holiday adoption telethons, Arms is passionate about making a better tomorrow for pets and people. Learn more about his work all over the world by visiting www.animalcenter.org. Questions or Comments? Send them to: arden@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Oh Behave - Meet Mike Arms: The Man Who Has Adopted More Pets Than Anyone On the Planet with Arden Moore

Victoria talks with Holly about her upcoming trip to Detroit to film with Ehow Pets, the trials and tribulations of writing her 3rd book, her support of the new Penn Working Dog Center preview, and 3 new trainers who recently joined the VSPDT network. Marc Abraham, founder of Pup Aid and Where's Mum, is featured on the Positively Hotline to discuss the worldwide efforts to ban puppy farming (puppy mills). More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Marc the Vet with Victoria Stilwell & Holly Firfer

Rain forest destruction increases Climate Change. Listen to Dr. Jones' thoughts on the evolution of modern concerns about environmental issues, and our current Recession of Environmental Consciousness. Questions or Comments? Send them to: ken@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Jungle Deep - Climate Change, Earth Summit on Pet Life Radio

There are many ways to choose a dog trainer but how do you find the right trainer for you. Ask for referrals, talk to dog owners, and then go watch a class or two. Would you be comfortable in this trainer's class? Are the students and their dogs having fun? Is the trainer's dog well behaved and having fun? Tune in for more suggestions. Questions or Comments? Email Liz at: liz@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - It's A Doggy Dog World - Choosing a Dog Trainer on PetLifeRadio.com

Jon Patch welcomes Kim Kavin, author of LITTLE BOY BLUE: A Puppy's Rescue from Death Row and his Owner's Journey for Truth. When Kim Kavin decided that she wanted a puppy, she did what millions of people do every year: clicked on an online photo and submitted an application. She had no idea that the adorable brindle--advertised as healthy and near her home in New Jersey--was actually a last-minute rescue from a gas-chamber shelter in North Carolina. LITTLE BOY BLUE is the true story of one sweet puppy's journey of survival. It's also a shocking exposé that describes a brutal ongoing reality inside this country's taxpayer-funded shelters, while also detailing the inspiring story of the grass-roots rescue network that has exploded across the nation in recent years. Questions or Comments? Send them to: jon@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Little Boy Blue: A Puppy's Rescue from Death Row with Jon Patch

This is a special edition of the Canine Nation podcast. It’s longer than our usual podcasts and it’s features a couple of special guests. We hope you enjoy it. Petra Wingate is a great dog trainer. She also happens to be my wife. She has been teaching puppy and agility classes for the past few years. Darcie Jennings is a great friend and has been training dogs and their owners through her CommuniCanine business for over 13 years. As we often do, the three of us sat down to talk about dogs and dog training. But this time, Petra decided to record it and also prepared some questions for us to discuss. The result was a spirited discussion that lasted well over an hour and covered a lot of ground from essential behaviors to what makes us laugh about dogs. We’ve edited down the first part for this podcast. Not every trainer sees things the same way but in this case, we all challenge each other to be better and better. Questions or Comments? Send them to: eric@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Dog Trainers Roundtable #1 - Positive Discussions on Pet Life Radio

Bob and Linda refuse to get bogged down despite recording their show at Saul Lake Bog away from their cats, parrots, and other pets. They spot 17 Sandhill Cranes right away, but this isn't a birding show. Linda describes the harrowing experience of getting trapped inside our new mink-proof duck pen for two hours, while Bob talks about an ugly raft that washes up on their river bank - plus a highly unusual wild bird that shows up at their suet feeder. Questions or Comments? Email Bob at: bob@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Saul Lake Bog Show with Bob Tarte

Is it more ethical or moral to use positive dog training? For Eric Brad, the reasons are less lofty and more practical. And sometimes the simplest reasons can be the most compelling. When I decided to re-think my approach to training my dogs, I wasn’t looking for a moral or ethical solution. I was looking for a fast and easy change that wouldn’t involve a lot of expense and effort. Imagine my surprise to find that positive training would give me more than I could have hoped for!. Questions or Comments? Send them to: eric@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Confessions of a Positive Dog Trainer on Pet Life Radio

Join Marcie and Whistle as they welcome Dr. Katherine Schneider retired clinical psychologist and veteran guide dog user, to the show. Dr. Schneider talks candidly with Marcie and Whistle about what happens when an assistance dog is retired and ultimately dies. You won’t want to miss a second of their frank, truthful conversation about how to deal with the loss of our beloved working dogs. Questions or Comments? Send them to: marcie@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - The Winding Valley of Grief with Marcie Davis

Tracy Ahrens, Chicago Tribune and Tails Pet Media Groupwriter and award-winning author, joined Tim in this episode to talk about her heartfelt book, Raising My Furry Children. Tim asked Tracy what inspired her to write about her many ‘furry children’, what she hopes readers will take away from reading her book and how long she’s been writing about animals. Tim also asked Tracy about the illustrations of her animals that are featured in her book (that she created) and what having so many animals in her life over the years has meant to her. If you’ve ever had a beloved animal in your life, you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode to find out more! Questions or Comments? Send them to: tim@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - PetLifeRadio.com - Dedicated to Furry Kids Everywhere with Tim Link

Some dog trainers use a kind of shorthand when they are describing dogs. Dog trainer Eric Brad thinks that some of those common terms can unfairly shift the responsibility for success or failure off of the trainer and onto the dog. The words and phrases we use when talking about dogs and training can influence our perceptions. Sometimes our inner dialogues can work against us. Are we being fair to our dogs and looking objectively at our own training skills? It could be the difference between a good relationship and a GREAT relationship. Questions or Comments? Send them to: eric@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Maybe It’s Not The Dog That’s The Problem on Pet Life Radio