Podcasts about national dog bite prevention week

Dr. Andrea Dennis discusses National Dog Bite Prevention Week, offering valuable tips on how to avoid being bitten by animals, why bites happen in the first place, and the potential dangers involved. She takes calls from listeners with pet concerns, including a cat with dark pigmentation around its lip, a puppy that refuses to eat, and questions about cancer treatments. Dr. Dennis also dives into the controversial topic of recently brought back Dire Wolf puppies, raising ethical questions around animal cloning. Additionally, she highlights the importance of heartworm prevention, as April is National Heartworm Treatment Month.

It's National Dog Bite Prevention Week - and I believe that when we know better, we do better.That's why I'm so excited to be sharing the Sanity Savers for Parents with Dogs Online Summit with you!In just 40(ish) minutes, you'll get actionable ideas you can use to make living with kids and dogs safer, easier and less stressfulYou'll hear tips from Parenting and Dog Experts on...Helping your dog to enjoy being around your kids (and vice versa!)Preventing jumping, chasing and nibblingEasing your own temper - and that of your kids…and so much moreThe best part?It's entirely FREE.I can almost guarantee you'll come away with at least one idea! And who knows where that one idea might lead! At the very least, it should give you some pointers that will make living with kids and dogs easier, safer and less chaotic.Register, and get instant access to the Sanity Savers for Parents with dogs online summit.Dog Rescue OrganizationsPlease reach out to get a super duper discount code for my Kid and Dog Relationships online workshop. It's the perfect resource for all of your adopters who have children. We want to help your adoptions be successful - and this workshop will help to set parents, kids and dogs up to succeed.Dog ProsIf kids aren't your jam, please consider referring these clients out - to me or another dog and child specialist. As a mom and teacher with 16 years of experience, I tend to truly understand what many families are going through, and love to offer them solutions that will make their lives easier. I can help them prepare dog for new baby, cope with the chaos that comes with toddlerhood, and can help kids do lots of activities that strengthen their relationship with the family dog. ps. If you want to discuss some of your cases and be sure you are on the right track, I also offer 30-minute coaching sessions to other trainers and behavior consultants.Additional resources:On-demand workshop: Kid and Dog RelationshipsThe Pooch Parenting Society - a supportive membership for parents with dogs

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Dogs are sweet, loving, and therapeutic but, at the end of the day, they are animals — and they can bite. National Dog Bite Prevention Week, occurring every second week in April and backed by the American Veterinary Medical Association, aims to bring awareness to the fact that although dogs are part of the family and provide companionship and immense joy, they can bite as well. And when they bite, it’s painful and dangerous. An estimated 4.5 million people in the U.S., mostly children, are bitten by dogs annually and 20% of those require immediate medical attention. This week, let’s work towards creating awareness that prevention is certainly better than cure when it comes to life-threatening dog bites. Recommended reading: Doggie Language: A Dog Lover's Guide to Understanding Your Best Friend Hardcover – Illustrated, by Lili Chin (Author) This book is a great tool for children and adults. Please rate, review and subscribe to this podcast. Want more great tips on pet care and and other pet resources? Then head on over to our website www.critterssittersandmore.com and be sure to checkout our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CritterSittersandMore.VAPeninsula --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/didfidopooptoday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/didfidopooptoday/support

According to the CDC, 4.5 million dog bites happen each year in the United States. On the last day of National Dog Bite Prevention Week, certified professional dog trainer Lisa J. Edwards joins us in the studio to talk to us about her new book. Please Don't Bite The Baby (and Please Don't Chase the Dogs) tells the story of her approach to introducing new human members of the family to our furry friends.

Host Marie Hulett talks with Michael Shelby of the Fetch Foundation and how they stepped up and delivered Pet Oxygen masks to San Diego County during their recent fire storms,courtesy of many donors who pitched in the money for each device.  Then, after our halftime break, Zahara Nealy from the Pasadena Humane Society will have some great tips to share that go along with National Dog Bite Prevention Week

National Dog Bite Prevention Week is May 18-24. Any dog can bite, regardless of breed. Be a responsible pet owner.

As a little girl growing up in Nova Scotia, Dr. Pamela Reid knew she would dedicate her life to animals - and helping people better understand their behaviors. She has been on the front line to aid displaced pets at natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy and help dogs rescued from cruelty cases. In honor of National Dog Bite Prevention Week, she appeared on the Oh Behave Show with host Arden Moore to share ways for people, especially children, to reduce their risks of being bitten. She also helps you find the ‘mute’ button on marathon barkers and much more. Tune in today without delay to hear the straight canine scoop from one of the world’s most renowned certified-applied animal behaviorists. Questions or Comments? Send them to: arden@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - ASPCA Animal Behaviorist Dr. Pamela Reid Unleashes Savvy Dog Behavior Insights on Pet Life Radio var ACE_AR = {Site: '845738', Size: '468060'};

You love your dog, and he loves you--but what does he think of the postman? Maybe you, a neighbor, or your child have been on the receiving end of Fido's fangs. The third week of May is National Dog Bite Prevention Week, and we're talking with pet expert and media pet guru Steve Dale about ways to protect ourselves and our pets from bites. We'll even gnaw on the pros and cons of breed-specific bans--do they work, what dogs are "dangerous" and how to deal with this volatile issue that makes pet people on both sides of the fence howl in frustration. Check out the guest page for additional resources and links. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast -Dog Bites and Breed Bans with Amy Shojai on Pet Life Radio