Podcasts about older dog

Scott Brosier owns and operates Pine Hill Gun Dogs. I stopped by the kennel to chat about getting older dogs ready for the season and introducing an older dog to hunting. We also covered some repeat BirdCamp topics of safety and manners. Thank you to our sponsors Aspen Thicket Grouse Dogs aspenthicketgrousedogs.com Pine Hill Gun Dogs phkscllc@gmail.com Second Chance Bird dogs Field Armor fieldarmorusa.com Collar Clinic collarclinic.com Wild Card Outfitters and Guide Service wildcardoutdoors.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/birdcamp/support

Adopting a puppy is an exciting time for pet parents! If you have an older dog at home, you might be wondering how to introduce the new family member to them. Puppies don't yet understand the ‘dog world' as your older dog does. But, with some preparation, you can make the meeting a success.

Today, Debbie talks with Rona Maynard, an author, writer, and former VIP, as she puts it. When she left Canada's leading magazine for women as editor-in-chief, she began looking for her next big project. Around this time, her husband suggested getting a dog. She resisted for several years, then relented. When she was 65, they adopted Casey, a two-year-old rescue mutt with an appealing personality.He left dog hairs everywhere and peed on her favorite chair the day they brought him home. But the result was an unexpected next new thing, a gradual transformation  of how she is approaching life, and a lovely new book, a memoir, titled Starter Dog.//////////Don't miss Behind The Scenes for every new episode in Debbie's [B]OLD AGE newsletter. Leave a comment on Substack and she will respond.//////////Of course, the book is not just about her dog. Rona is an extraordinary writer so it is  the woven story of her life as a young woman and a young wife, her ambitions, her relationship to food (and Casey's), getting older, and how - with Casey leading the way through her Toronto neighborhood - she began to soften and notice more. In the book she illuminates how taking Casey for daily walks ultimately made her a better person. She pulls the past and present together, and, engagingly, includes quotations from two of Debbie's favorite poets: Emily Dickinson and Gerard Manley Hopkins.Rona learns how to be kind (kindness was not stressed when she was growing up in a household full of ambition), how to befriend strangers and the homeless, how to appreciate the details of changing seasons and the outdoors (after working at a desk for so many years), how to be more patient, and how to live in the moment.Because of course while she was growing old - eight years pass - her dog was growing older. Casey is now 10, while Rona's in her mid-70s, and he's teaching her how to embrace old age. Just take it one walk, one squirrel, one bowl of dog food (two if you're lucky), and one day at a time.Mentioned in this episode or useful:Starter Dog: My Path to Joy, Belonging and Loving This World by Rona Maynard (ECW Press, 2023)My Mother's Daughter: a Memoir  by Rona Maynard (McClelland & Stewart, 2009)RonaMaynard.comRona's new Substack newsletter: Amazement SeekerPoet Emily DickinsonPoet Gerard Manley Hopkins Connect with Debbie:debbieweil.com[B]OLD AGE podcast[B]OLD AGE newsletter on SubstackEmail: thebolderpodcast@gmail.comDebbie and Sam's blog: Gap Year After SixtyLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/debbieweil Our Media Partners:CoGenerate (formerly Encore.org)MEA and with thanks to Chip ConleyNext For Me (former media partner and in memory of Jeff Tidwell) How to Support this podcast:Leave a review on Apple PodcastsSubscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or Spotify Credits:Host: Debbie WeilProducer: Far Out MediaMusic: Lakeside Path by Duck Lake

As old age creeps in, and our dogs slow down, there is a temptation sometimes to bring a new, younger dog, into the house. Good idea? Or not so good? Tune in, to find out… . Canine Point Academy on Facebook at www.facebook.com/caninepointacademy Website: www.caninepointacademy.com Twitter: @canineworld IG: @CaninePointAcademy #ThailandDogTrainer #TherapyDogs #caninepoint #dogtrainerphuket #Barkday #BeachClub #OffLeash #DogFun #phuketdogs #caninepointacdemy #phuket #thailand #doghouse #dogboarding #dogtraining #shark13productions #saveusshark #phuketradio #phuketpodcast #ketonaturalpetfoods #ketopetfood #ketofordogs #doggytraining #dogs #doginphuket BarkCast was created and is produced by Shark 13 Productions www.shark13productions.com

Home cooking for dogs is a growing trend among dog parents who want to ensure their older fur friends are getting the best possible nutrition.While commercial dog food can be convenient and cost-effective, it is often loaded with preservatives, additives, and fillers that may not be good for your dog's health in the long run. When a dog gets sick, most medical professionals will suggest a human-grade, whole-food diet. Well, why are we waiting until our dogs get sick to give them what they really need for their bodies to run at an optimum level?By preparing your dog's meals at home, you have complete control over what goes into their food bowl.One of the biggest benefits of home cooking for older dogs is improved nutrition. Commercial dog foods are often made with low-quality ingredients that do not provide the right balance of nutrients needed by dogs to thrive. By home cooking for your older dog, you can choose high-quality meats, vegetables, fruits, and healthy fats that are rich in essential vitamins and minerals.And don't forget, by making your older dog's meals at home, you offer them a great deal of variety in the food they eat, which they enjoy eating just as much as we do.Want to watch this podcast? Click on the link =>   https://youtu.be/xqFQ1Xqv_nUSupport the showYou can find Woody's Place Senior German Shepherd Sanctuary online at:www.wpsgss.orghttps://www.facebook.com/woodysplacesgsshttps://www.instagram.com/wpsgss/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Tb1hKnOWEamQstkqAxEygWe would LOVE it if you could leave a thumbs-up or comment! Please and Thank you! You can support our podcast by going to http://www.patreon.com/LifeWithOldDogsEvery little bit helps, and your support is what keeps the #Lifewitholddogs podcast going.

If you are a dog parent, you want to make sure that your furry friend is healthy and happy. One way to achieve this is by feeding your dog real food alongside their kibble. Trust me; I get it. Sometimes it's hard to cook a decent meal for ourselves, let alone our dog, but cooking for your dog is not as hard as it seems. In fact, it can be a fun and rewarding experience for both you and your pup.Firstly, cooking real food for your dog allows you to control what goes into their diet. Many commercial pet foods contain fillers and preservatives that can harm your dog's health in the long run. By incorporating fresh ingredients like lean meats, vegetables, and fruits into their meals, you are providing them with essential nutrients that promote overall well-being.Additionally, adding real food to your dog's diet can make mealtimes more enjoyable for them.For this episode, I put together an 8-page ebook on Kibble with a Kick: Adding Whole Foods to Your Older Dog's Diet and included three recipes I actually use here at the sanctuary. BUT You have to be a Patreon or #Lifewitholddogs Newsletter subscriber. Not a subscriber yet? That's no problem. Just go to www.wpsgss.org and scroll down a bit to the, "Join Our Pack" postcard, enter your name and email, and that's it. (Must become a subscriber by  April 30, 2023).If you'd like to watch the podcast, you can do so by clicking on this link.https://youtu.be/TgeWirR8eyMSupport the showYou can find Woody's Place Senior German Shepherd Sanctuary online at:www.wpsgss.orghttps://www.facebook.com/woodysplacesgsshttps://www.instagram.com/wpsgss/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Tb1hKnOWEamQstkqAxEygWe would LOVE it if you could leave a thumbs-up or comment! Please and Thank you! You can support our podcast by going to http://www.patreon.com/LifeWithOldDogsEvery little bit helps, and your support is what keeps the #Lifewitholddogs podcast going.

Saying goodbye to a beloved older dog is never easy, and it can be difficult to know when the time has come to make that heartbreaking decision. When a dog declines, pet parents must be able to determine whether or not it is time to help their fur friend across the rainbow bridge, but it's not always so "cut and dry" making that determination.In this video and #lifewitholddogs podcast, I cover three markers we use here at Woody's Place Senior German Shepherd Sanctuary to help decide when the time has come for us to say our final goodbyes. In conclusion, it's important to remember that all good things must come to an end, and while saying goodbye is always hard, it is sometimes the kindest thing we can do.If you would rather watch the YouTube video, you can do so at: https://youtu.be/XqwVGV-mRbYSupport the showYou can find Woody's Place Senior German Shepherd Sanctuary online at:www.wpsgss.orghttps://www.facebook.com/woodysplacesgsshttps://www.instagram.com/wpsgss/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Tb1hKnOWEamQstkqAxEygWe would LOVE it if you could leave a thumbs-up or comment! Please and Thank you! You can support our podcast by going to http://www.patreon.com/LifeWithOldDogsEvery little bit helps, and your support is what keeps the #Lifewitholddogs podcast going.

The Old Dogs ramble about their influence - or lack thereof - on the Kardashians. We invite you to join us for a cup of coffee at Central Perk. We relate the sad plight of Kim Kardashian, who has alas run afoul of the law. We play another round of Stump the Older Dog - and Jim isn't laughing.  And we reveal some little known facts about Queen Elizabeth. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Margie Seaman. After many years in marketing she is now not only a website designer, but also a travel blogger and a budding romance author in her 80's. 

Taking Care of the Older Dog, a presentation from the Guide Dog Users of Kentuckiana; interesting facts about famous authors, presented by the Tri-State Library Users and the Greater Louisville Council of the Blind

Taking Care of the Older Dog, a presentation from the Guide Dog Users of Kentuckiana; interesting facts about famous authors, presented by the Tri-State Library Users and the Greater Louisville Council of the Blind

What are the first steps you should take if your older dog gets into a scuffle with your puppy?  I received a message that said: Our older GSD has been guarding the kitchen from our new puppy. The other day the puppy got into the kitchen and our older dog growled, snappy at him and pushed him to the ground. My older dog bite and attacked my puppy, HELP what do I do?  5 Steps to take when a fight or scuffle occurs with dogs in the same household. Having your older dog go after your puppy is a serious situation. Today you're going to learn the first steps you need to take to prevent this from happening again.    P.S. Want to learn how to get a calm dog that listens? I am teaching some of my best strategies (for Free) inside my new masterclass: 3 Secrets To Get A Calm Dog That Listens Without Jerking on the Leash, Yelling or Getting Frustrated >>>Click the link in my bio to join the FREE MASTERCLASS + learn more about our Online Classes DM me and lets chat.

I heard a dog "behaviorist" say that it is perfectly normal to let an older dog correct a puppy. A correction would look like a growl, an air snap, a lip curl, etc to tell the puppy that he's crossed a boundary. She said that those behaviors are normal, but should you let your older dog correct your puppy? Could that cause aggression or reactivity? In this episode, you're going to learn what will happen if you let your older dog correct your new puppy and what the research says about this.   P.S. Want to learn how to get a calm dog that listens? I am teaching some of my best strategies (for Free) inside my new masterclass: 3 Secrets To Get A Calm Dog That Listens Without Jerking on the Leash, Yelling, or Getting Frustrated >>>Click the link in my bio to join the FREE MASTERCLASS + learn more about our Online Classes DM me and let's chat.

Training a dog not to attack other dogs can be scary, emotional, and overwhelming... but Why? This episode goes over a situation with a Cane Corso attacking an older dog living in the home. We also cover when and how should you use the remote collar with a dog. PLUS MUCH MORE!! Enjoy ❤️ Get tickets to the Tom Davis X Forrest Micke seminar here! Work with Tom here! Join the No Bad Dogs Members Club! Instagram- @tomdavis @nobadogs Want me to answer your dog training questions? Leave a review with your question and I will ask on the next episode! 

More Old Doggerel, more Stump the Older Dog (he wins), much puzzlement about goldfish that are taught to drive, and not much help understanding the Metaverse. Our conversation is with comedian Rich Shydner, who proves that he can be hilarious both standing up - and in front of a computer.

Elizabeth's new puppy comes home next week, but how can she make sure her senior dog, Mila will be OK with a new friend?

Marion Zola has always been a writer and animal lover. Her first writing was poetry, until she began writing screenplays and sitcoms. Eventually, she wrote her first book, “All The Good Ones Are Married,” which became a Lifetime movie. Along the way she began producing with a vampire movie and, for the last few years, a show on shelter dogs entitled “Shelter Me. Her second book is “Romancing The Dog, The Struggle to Make a Pound Dog Happy in Beverly Hills.”  

Welcome to the Relax My Dog podcast! Claire and Leah are here each week to talk all things dog! This week we're discussing the benefits and challenges of adopting an older dog! Check out our blogs, vlogs and social media: Relax My Dog YouTube Twitter Instagram Blog Website --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relaxmydog/support

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Karpathia talks to caller looking to adopt a second dog to be a buddy to her existing older dog.

Is there such a thing as dog dementia and what are the benefits of a dose of oestrogen for your dog. Also, do dogs have the bratty teenage years? And more questions from our listeners. Plus much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Jeff and Kate Fuller of Soggy Acres Retrievers on a fun episode were we talk about care for the older dogs in your house.  Kate also explains how hunting dogs have great obedience and Jeff talks about how he tried calling less on hunts this year with more success!  #duckcalling #duckhunting #goosecalling #goosehunting #pheasanthunting #upland #waterfowl #dogtraining #dogcare #puppy #LabradorRetriever #JeffFuller #KateFuller #soggyacresretrievers  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sportingdog/support

Can an older dog be trained? It is always a good idea to start training a puppy but if you find yourself in the position of needing to train an older dog, do not worry. It is never too late to train a dog. Support the show (http://www.baxterandbella.com/learn-more)

Join Jeff Fuller of Soggy Acres Retrievers as he talks about the old modo, "Ill take my dog hunting with a buddies dog so he will know what to do." In the training section of the show we talk about what color bumpers to use for a young dog and why NOT to hunt the same spot two days in a row. #duckcalling #duckhunting #goosecalling #goosehunting #dogtraining #gundog #huntingdog #LabradorRetriever #JeffFuller #SoggyAcresRetrievers #pheasanthunting #upland #waterfowl --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sportingdog/support

In this podcast we discuss a case we had this week of an older dog that was recommended to be put down. The owner looked at the dog and knew it was not ready. He is a large dog and has made it to 15 years old. Last week he was accidentally stepped on by a horse and developed a large hematoma on his back. He had previous instability in his hind end and also lives in a household with tile floors. One morning he was not able to get up from sleeping all night. In a panic he was rushed to the emergency vet and they recommended due to his age and immobility he should be put down. The owner knew he wasn't ready and called Equalign.

In this episode I share some ideas on how you can care for your older dog. Find out some of my top tips, on how I care for my own 15year old dog.Useful LinksYou can read more advice on caring for older animals advice page online here What to expect from a veterinary physiotherapy pageMy animals and aloe vera brochureIf you've any questions on natural animal healthcare for your dog (or other animal), then please either visit my website at www.taranet.co.uk or email info @ taranet .co.uk

Will an older dog help train a puppy? Here is a quick frequently asked question clip for you.

A private remote healing session addressing an older dog’s concerns

Dog Training Q&A - Quick Dog Training Tips - Training Down - What Would Jeff Do? Ep.648 (2020) #DogTraining #QuickDogTrainingTips #TrainingDown This show's topics included... Quick Tips for Training a Dog Down. Training an Older Dog and Puppy at the same time. Socializing a Dog around Strangers. Tips for a multi-dog household. Dealing with a dog's first heat. And more. Original air date: 2/5/2020 Shop a hand picked selection of items used at Solid K9 Training & by Jeff Gellman... https://www.amazon.com/shop/solidk9training Jeff Gellman Solid K9 Training *********FOLLOW ME********** • Solid K9 Training http://solidk9training.com/ • Jeff Gellman Seminars ... https://www.jeffgellmanseminars.com/ • Trick Training ... https://cooldogtricks.com/ • Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Solid-K9-Training/140229622668254 • Instagram SolidK9Training • Patreon ... www.patreon.com/solidk9training • Twitter @SolidK9Training Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to my channel!

In this clip from one of my training sessions, we work with an older dog who needs to learn the basics and give his owner some guidance for working through his barking at noises. If you enjoyed this episode, please don't forget to subscribe & leave a rating/review! Thank you my loves!!

Can you teach an old dog new tricks?  You sure can but, and it's a big BUT!  They have been practicing the same behaviors for several years so it takes a lot of work and patience to get anywhere with the older dogs.  But when you see those light bulb moments on the dog's face it's a feeling like nothing else!   Courtesy 93.9 WLVB

It’s well known that certain human foods are poisonous for dogs – but what about cats?  Are there human foods that are dangerous for them? Here are the top 4 foods cats should not consume. Do you have an older dog? Do you know what healthy, normal aging is supposed to look like?  World renowned veterinary behaviorist, Dr. Nicolas Dodman, and editor of Good Old Dog, Expert Advice for Keeping Your Aging Dog Happy, Healthy and Comfortable, talks about what you can expect and what to do to help keep dogs healthy in their old age.   In a “Why Does My Dog do that” feature, I’ll share a common behavior that lets you know your dog is trying to work off stress.   Resources for the Episode: Amazon link to: Good Old Dog: Expert advice for Keeping Your Aging Dog Happy, Healthy and Comfortable, Book by the Faculty of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. Edited by Dr. Nickolas Dodman with Lawrence Lindner. The website Dr. Dodman mentioned: Center for Canine Behavior Studies – www.drdodman.org  

3 Vet-Recommended Supplements For Senior Dogs by Dina Fantegrossi Although dietary supplements can be beneficial at any stage of life, many people don’t start thinking about giving them to their pets until they reach their senior years. This is the time when we are reminded of their mortality as we notice signs of arthritis and that telltale gray muzzle. With so many products on the market making different promises, it’s hard to know which ones are safe, let alone helpful for your senior pooch. Dr. Marty Becker has been a practicing veterinarian for more than 20 years. He has contributed to Good Morning America and The Dr. Oz Show, written 25 books, and sits on the Board of Directors for The Grey Muzzle Organization, a non-profit group devoted to helping senior dogs. When it comes to his aging canine patients, there are three major supplements he recommends. 1. Essential Fatty Acids (EFA’s) Omega-3 and Omega-6 essential fatty acids are best known for doing wonders for a dog’s skin and coat. While a shiny pooch is certainly an added bonus, EFA’s are thought to aid in critical brain function, as well as boost the immune system – two very important benefits for senior dogs! For those experiencing arthritis or the general aches and pains of aging, EFA’s are also known to have anti-inflammatory properties. Learn More or Shop EFA Supplements   2. Glucosamine with Chondroitin Sulfate Glucosamine and chondroitin are compounds found in healthy cartilage. Aging dogs experience joint pain when cartilage naturally breaks down and joint fluid is lost. The anti-inflammatory properties in glucosamine help to reduce that pain and aid in cartilage regeneration, while the water-retaining properties of chondroitin sulfate aid in joint lubrication. This type of supplement works well when paired with essential fatty acids. Learn More or Shop Joint Supplements 3. Probiotics Probiotics are designed to replace the healthy bacteria in the gut that can be killed off due to illness, stress, medications, and a variety of other causes. When the healthy bacteria levels drop too low, the bad bacteria in the gut take over, wreaking havoc on the digestive system, which contains up to 80% of a dog’s immune defenses. Probiotics keep the flora levels balanced, providing important benefits for an aging dog beyond digestive health. There is evidence that probiotics boost the immune system, strengthening your senior dog’s defenses against infections and auto-immune diseases. Learn More or Shop Probiotics Remember that frequent exams, a high quality diet, and maintaining a healthy weight are important for all dogs, but especially seniors! Consult with your vet to determine an overall wellness strategy and which supplements are right for your pooch. The goal is to keep your best friend healthy, comfortable, and most importantly, by your side as long as possible!

In this episode, we discuss 1. Training the Older Dog; 2. Training in the Cold Weather and 3. Puppy Introduction to Upland Birds

Many people are not aware that the aging dog requires different food and attention. What can you do to support your dog with nutrition and other body changes? Do you require to run some hands on body processes on your dog? Do you need to walk slower, or less? Does your dog need assistance getting in and out of the car? Are you willing to adjust to these life changes? Or are you resisting them?

My older dog has slowed down recently. The vet says nothing is physically wrong, “just old age.” He has always enjoyed the daily routine, walks, food play with the other younger dogs. Now it’s like he has no enthusiasm for life, doesn’t want to walk, is grouchy with the other dogs, and sleeps a lot. My dog seems “checked out”…what can I do?How can aging be an enjoyable experience for your dog? Join Suzy as she offers suggestions and clearings for your older dog to have ease and joy.

Here's who was on our fourth program, January 28, 2018: Hour 1: Julie Linford and Kathy Anderson, Outcast Cat Help -- This is the group that has been reuniting cats lost during California wildfires with their owners. It's a high-tech mission using special online wildlife cameras. Kristin Leydig Bryant, author, "Honey, Have You Squeezed the Dachshund?" -- IVDD is a genetic disease of dachshunds and other long/low dogs, including Bassett hounds. Talk about the disease, treatment, and doggie wheelchairs. Julie Dorsey-Oskerka, A Sound Beginning Program -- A training program for newly-adopted dogs and special music designed to calm all dogs. Here is the book she authored and I recommend, complete with music CD. Hour 2: Laura Pakis, ACME Canine -- Half-an-hour of Dog Training by Radio. Yes, you can ask questions. Dr. Adam Christman, Ask a Vet premieres this week. Dr. Christman operates a seven-vet practice in Brick, NJ and is a podcaster and author. He'll take your questions!

Hey welcome to the simplyfordogs.com podcast Episode-Episode#36-The Real Truth About Pit Bulls   I am your host Franklin Medina and welcome to today's episode.  In case you missed yesterday episode Episode#35-House Training an Older Dog.  So if you missed that episode head on over to wwww.simplyfordogs.com/35   You can read the blog post directly by clicking on the following link: https://simplyfordogs.com/pit-bulls/real-truth-about-pit-bulls/   If your tuning in for the first time thanks again for taking time out of your busy day to listen to the Simplyfordogs.com podcast..Where we cover the best dogs tips, strategies and stories to help you become the best dog owner on earth.   In todays episode we are going to discuss the following topics:   The Origin of the Pit Bull Modern America The Reputation Why the Change? Can We Turn Back the Clock? Good Toys Conclusion   So without further adue lets jump into todays episode.. Millian take it away     Thanks Millian for sharing such an amazing story....Hope you guys enjoyed todays episode and make sure to tune in to tomorrows episode, Episode#37-How to Get the Right Dog from the Right Breeder   Remember to visit www.simplyfordogs.com for the latest and greatest stories and if you want to download a copy of todays transcript visit www.simplyfordogs.com/36 See you in the next episode.      www.simplyfordogs.com/giveaway   www.simplyfordogs.com/fb       www.simplyfordogs.com/itunes     www.simplyfordogs.com/36

Hey welcome to the simplyfordogs.com podcast Episode-Episode#35-House Training an Older Dog   I am your host Franklin Medina and welcome to today's episode.  In case you missed yesterday episode Episode#34-Caring for Your Vomiting Dog.  So if you missed that episode head on over to wwww.simplyfordogs.com/34   You can read the blog post directly by clicking on the following link: https://simplyfordogs.com/house-training-dog/house-training-older-dog/   If your tuning in for the first time thanks again for taking time out of your busy day to listen to the Simplyfordogs.com podcast..Where we cover the best dogs tips, strategies, and stories to help you become the best dog owner on earth.   In today's episode we are going to discuss the following topics:   When Is a Dog Considered House Trained? How Long Should It Take? How Do I House Train My Adult Dog? What If I’m Busy? How Can I Prevent Relapses? What Is the Best Way to Clean Up? Conclusion   So without further ado lets jump into today's episode.. Millian take it away     Thanks Millian for sharing such an amazing story....However, before we go I want to share the Furry Quote of the day:   The average dog is a nicer person than the average person.     Hope you guys enjoyed today's episode and make sure to tune in to tomorrows episode, Episode#36-The Real Truth About Pit Bulls   Remember to visit www.simplyfordogs.com for the latest and greatest stories and if you want to download a copy of today's transcript visit www.simplyfordogs.com/35 See you in the next episode.      www.simplyfordogs.com/giveaway   www.simplyfordogs.com/fb       www.simplyfordogs.com/itunes     www.simplyfordogs.com/35

Hey welcome to the simplyfordogs.com podcast Episode#Episode#34-Caring for Your Vomiting Dog   I am your host Franklin Medina and welcome to today's episode.  In case you missed yesterday episode Episode#33-What is Your Dog Trying to Say?  So if you missed that episode head on over to wwww.simplyfordogs.com/33   You can read the blog post directly by clicking on the following link: https://simplyfordogs.com/dog-vomiting/caring-vomiting-dog/   If your tuning in for the first time thanks again for taking time out of your busy day to listen to the Simplyfordogs.com podcast..Where we cover the best dogs tips, strategies, and stories to help you become the best dog owner on earth.   In today's episode we are going to discuss the following topics:   Signs That Your Dog Is About to Vomit What Does Persistent Vomiting Mean? Dealing with Persistent Vomiting Dealing with Occasional Vomiting Diagnosing Serious Vomiting Preventing Vomiting Conclusion   So without further ado lets jump into today's episode.. Millian take it away     Thanks Millian for sharing such an amazing story....However, before we go I want to share the Furry Quote of the day:   No matter how you're feeling, a little dog gonna love you.     Hope you guys enjoyed today's episode and make sure to tune in to tomorrows episode, Episode#35-House Training an Older Dog   Remember to visit www.simplyfordogs.com for the latest and greatest stories and if you want to download a copy of today's transcript visit www.simplyfordogs.com/34 See you in the next episode.      www.simplyfordogs.com/giveaway   www.simplyfordogs.com/fb       www.simplyfordogs.com/itunes     www.simplyfordogs.com/34

If you've ever wanted to shift your life, breathe new energy into things, feel better about the world, and gain a whole new perspective on life, even a 4 legged perspective then do we have the show for you. Today I'm interviewing Laura Coffey, writer, editor and producer for Today.com, the website of NBC's Today show, and author of one of my favorite books ever, My Old Dog. Now I'm biased, I've had older dogs travel with us on book tour, and run with us, until they were seventeen, so I love older dogs. I love younger puppies too, but there's so much wisdom, patience, and love in an older dog. And I'm not alone, celebrities such as George Clooney, and the humans being the upscale Nordstrom, love their old dogs too. As does Grammy nominated singer-song writer Neko Case. So I can't wait to talk with Laura about Einstein and George Clooney, about older dogs and what they have to offer and why tongues hanging out, just might be a good thing. Topics Include: Why Adopt an Older Dog? George Clooney and Einstein Instagram's Marnie Bretagne – last surviving 911 Ground-Zero dog Movement for senior dogs Why “seniors” actually make the best pets Perfect Ready-To-Go Pets Resource guide with senior-specific rescue groups Gray muzzle organization Benefits of Senior Dogs Mady and Maddie Dogs for seniors Dogs at nursing homes Sunny – 16 year old dog 3 Nuns, Death Row, and Remy Such a meaningful, rewarding adoption Woofabago, 25 dogs and travelling x-country Stinky – AKA Marny – Internet Famous Dog (2 million Instagram followers) What about kids and senior dogs Doing something out of kindness and compassion, letting that love into your home, you can't go wrong. Retired Service Dogs Inmate trained Dogs Words of Wisdom Don't be afraid of it – don't overthink anything about it! Inspiration | Motivation | Spirituality | Spiritual | Mindfulness | Boddhisatva | My Old Dog | Happiness | Kindness | Compassion | Buddhism | Religion | Love

Many people are not aware that the aging dog requires different food and attention. What can you do to support your dog with nutrition and other body changes? Do you require to run some hands on body processes on your dog? Do you need to walk slower, or less? Does your dog need assistance getting in and out of the car? Are you willing to adjust to these life changes? Or are you resisting them? 

Sally's dog 'Sport" stopped taking these wonderful walks with her, but still waks with the neighbor. What happened 6 months ago that made him stop? Is he mad at her for travelling more? Does he not like her anymore? Find out what might be going on here in their dynamic that is creating this rather strange behavior!

  My older dog has slowed down recently. The vet says nothing is physically wrong, “just old age.” He has always enjoyed the daily routine, walks, food play with the other younger dogs. Now it’s like he has no enthusiasm for life, doesn’t want to walk, is grouchy with the other dogs, and sleeps a lot. My dog seems “checked out”…what can I do? How can aging be an enjoyable experience for your dog? Join Suzy as she offers suggestions and clearings for your older dog to have ease and joy.

Should you get a puppy if you have an older dog? Tips on how to mix a puppy and an older dog.