Podcasts about pet talk

In part one of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, voters in Maine have spoken. Liberal upstart Graham Platner won Maine's Democratic Senate primary on Tuesday night, defeating Maine Gov. Janet Mills weeks after the more establishment-backed pick ended her campaign. The Associated Press called the race soon after polls in Maine closed at 8 p.m., where voters in the state are not only weighing in on one of the nation's most significant Senate races but also on a comeback attempt for a controversial former governor and a contest to decide the next governor that features several famous names. Also a Collin County jury has sentenced Karmelo Anthony to 35 years in prison after he was found guilty of murder in the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Memorial High School student Austin Metcalf during a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas / Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham squeaked out a win Tuesday night in a crowded primary race for the Republican nomination in South Carolina / During a House Judiciary Committee hearing attacking the Southern Poverty Law Center, Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas gets a gentle rebuke from the niece of MLK / President Trump locks in ICE funding through end of presidency after the House passes $70B package / Social Security Administration projected to run out reserves in 7 years / and "Pet Talk" with Gary and Eric. For more talk on the issues that matter to you, listen on radio stations across America Monday-Friday 12am-5am CT (1am-6am ET and 10pm-3am PT), download the RED EYE RADIO SHOW app, asking your smart speaker, or listening at RedEyeRadioShow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Andrea Dennis discusses the dangers summer can pose for pets and shares tips for keeping them safe during hot weather. She explains how heat can affect animals, what pet owners can do to prevent heat related illnesses, and the warning signs of heatstroke or hyperthermia. She also offers advice on what steps to take if a pet shows signs of overheating.

Today we are chatting with Alex Andersen, owner of Pet Talk Communications. Alex has been honing her intuition to communicate with animals and is spending her life helping others to train themselves to do the same. We are charmed by her openness to discuss her life's work. She shows us how working with animals has (re)shaped her worldview, her philosophical stance and her ideas on the metaphysical. We head straight into mystical techniques, the limiting factor of the "should dos", animals as teachers and the staff meeting often going on in her head. We learn about the closing off of empathy, "multiple clairs", negative vs immature entities, fears, finding the magic in the middle and animals holding the line on oneness. Listen in on Alex's explicit breakdown on the difference between wolf-dog and cat communication and her understanding of their cosmic partnership with human beings. Past episodes referenced: Ep 31 - Tyson Yunkaporta Ep 97 – Natalie Sudman Ep 212 - Paco Calvo Ep 213 - Dave Salmoni Ep 222 - Cameron Scott Alex, -          Website: https://pettalkwithalex.com/ & https://pettalkcommunications.com/home -          IG & TikTok: @pettalkwithalex To give to the Behind Greatness podcast, please visit here: https://behindgreatness.org. As a charity, tax receipts are issued to donors

Dr. Andrea Dennis shares tips on how pet owners can prepare for summer travel by choosing the right boarding facility, and taking steps to make the boarding experience as stress free as possible for their pets while on vacation. She also talks about the rise of pet friendly apartment complexes and encourages owners to be mindful of balcony safety.

Laurie Fass discusses House Bill 5283, which would allow towns to decide whether pet stores can sell puppies, kittens, and rabbits. She shares her thoughts on puppy mills, AKC registration, and how some pet stores are connected to large scale breeding operations. Laurie also explains the differences between puppy mills and reputable breeders, what to look for when getting a dog, and tips for choosing a responsible breeder or adoption option. She also talks about the increase in missing pets during holiday weekends like Memorial Day and shares ways owners can help keep their animals safe.

Dr. Andrea Dennis discusses snakes, snake bites, and safety precautions for both people and pets. She also covers the importance of checking for ticks, preventing disease, and discusses concerns surrounding hantavirus and avian influenza. She also explains the benefits of microchipping pets during Microchip Month, addresses common misconceptions about microchips, and talks about pet allergies and the symptoms owners should watch for in dogs and cats.

Laurie Fass welcomes wildlife rehabilitator Liz Bennett of Bandit's Place to discuss their mission, upcoming events, and topics like animal bonding and the importance of rehabilitation work. She also talks about Splash the Otter, a trained search and rescue animal, comparing his role to that of dogs, and she shares a fun fact about Mark Twain and his love of cats.

Laurie Fass talks about things people may not always think about when it comes to successfully training a dog. She explains what you need to know about the process, going beyond just basic commands and focusing on understanding behavior and communication while using her own personal experiences and observations of others training their dogs.

Do you treat your pet like a human?

As we head into peak tick season, Dr. Andrea Dennis discusses the risks ticks pose to pets, including Lyme disease and other illnesses they can carry. She emphasizes the importance of prevention and shares practical steps pet owners can take to keep their animals safe during this time of year. Dr. Dennis also focuses on dog bites, explaining common reasons why dogs may bite and outlining ways to better understand behavior and reduce the risk. She provides helpful guidance on staying aware and taking proactive measures to keep both pets and people safe.

With it being Easter tomorrow, Laurie Fass talks about rabbits. She gives her thoughts on when people give them as gifts. She talks about how people include pets in holiday traditions, such as dressing them up or taking pictures, emphasizing that what may seem fun for humans isn't always appropriate or enjoyable for animals. She shares an example of a dog Easter egg hunt that didn't go as planned. In addition, she also reflects on her time hosting Pet Talk, sharing how the show began, the evolution of its format, and the various co hosts who have contributed to its growth over the years.

When you talk to your pets - are you baby talking them?

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Laurie Fass discusses the importance of physical comfort and emotional security in animals, referencing the viral “Punch the Monkey” clip to highlight how touch and reassurance play a key role in development. She explains that animals who grow up receiving affection, attention, and a sense of safety tend to develop healthier behaviors and cope better with stress than those who lack that comfort. Laurie also emphasizes the role of comfort objects and supportive environments in helping animals feel secure. In addition, she talks about the importance of gradually training dogs to become comfortable with everyday sounds, such as doorbells or sudden noises, so they do not react with fear or excessive excitement. She also takes a call from a caller about a dog randomly urinating and defecating in the house and explains that strong reactions to things like vacuum cleaners can be normal, while also offering guidance on how training and routine can help manage these behaviors.

March is Poison Prevention Month, and Dr. Andrea Dennis discusses the importance of being prepared to protect pets from potential dangers. She emphasizes veterinary preparedness, including keeping your veterinarian's contact information and the poison control number easily accessible. She focuses on and talks about common household hazards that can lead to animal poisoning and outlines steps pet owners can take to create a safer environment and respond quickly in case of an emergency.

Laurie Fass discusses pet cooperation and the development of good behavior in dogs, emphasizing the importance of starting training early rather than waiting for a puppy to “grow out of” unwanted behaviors. She explains that cooperation doesn't simply appear with age and that consistent guidance during the early stages is key to raising a well adjusted dog. Laurie also explores how different animals interact within a household, including why some dogs and cats may not get along and how those dynamics can range from manageable tension to more serious concerns. She offers insight into recognizing when conflicts require intervention and stresses that pet owners have a responsibility to actively manage behavior and keep all animals safe.

Since February is National Pet Dental Health Month, Dr. Andrea Dennis discusses the importance of dental care for pets and why it should be a priority for every pet owner. She explains why proper oral health is essential to a pet's overall well being, highlights common dental diseases seen in animals, and describes the signs owners should watch for. Dr. Dennis also shares practical tips for maintaining good pet dental hygiene, including simple steps pet parents can take at home to help prevent dental problems and keep their pets teeth and gums healthy.

Laurie Fass shares her thoughts on Valentine's Day, including her personal opinion of the holiday and how many people choose to celebrate it with their pets. She discusses how animals likely perceive Valentine's Day, if at all, and reacts to a survey showing that 54% of people would break up with a partner who doesn't like their pet, offering her perspective on what that says about modern relationships and pet priorities. She also takes a call from a caller whose dog accidentally injured their knee during a burst of zoomies, prompting a discussion about preventing accidental owner injuries and managing high energy behavior. Additional callers also call in with practical tips and opinions on dog training, creating a broader conversation about responsible pet ownership and behavior management.

Dr. Andrea Dennis talks about Super Bowl parties and what pet owners should be aware of when hosting or attending gatherings. She discusses common foods found at Super Bowl parties that can be toxic to pets, explains why they're dangerous, and shares simple steps owners can take to keep their pets safe during the festivities. She also offers tips on managing pets around guests, food, and activity to prevent accidents. In addition, Dr. Dennis highlights that February is National Pet Dental Health Month and discusses the importance of pet dental care, including signs of dental issues and ways owners can help maintain their pets oral health.

Dr. Andrea Dennis talks about how cold weather impacts our pets and what owners should be doing to keep them safe during winter. She discuss the dangers of extreme cold, including hypothermia, what it is, the warning signs to look out for, and what to do if your pet becomes hypothermic. She also talks about winter paw care, explaining how cold, ice, and salt can affect your pet's paws and what you can do to protect them when taking your pets outside during cold and snowy weather.

Laurie Fass is joined by Liz Bennett of Bandit's Place Animal Rescue to discuss the upcoming snowstorm and how panic and misinformation can affect animals and wildlife. They talk about wild rabbits, the spread of false information online, and why it's important to be cautious about what you see and read. Liz also shares her personal backstory, how she founded Bandit's Place, and what led her into animal rescue, along with an overview of wildlife rehabilitation and the animals currently available for placement.

Laurie Fass shares her experience helping pet parents train their animals, talking about the importance of voice tone and how pets respond and adapt to it. She also reflects on her background as a trainer and introduces the idea of resilience, what it means for dogs, how it shows up in both animals and humans, and how pet parents can recognize and build resilience in their own pets. Plus, she takes a call from a listener dealing with tension between her three cats, as two of them have begun chasing her older cat, and offers guidance on how to manage the situation.

Dr. Andrea Dennis reflects on the past year in veterinary medicine and looks ahead to the new year, sharing updates on avian flu and symptoms pet owners should watch for. She takes calls from listeners, answering questions about a dog with elevated liver values, feeding and diet options for an elderly cat, and practical ways to help a dog stay safe and comfortable during cold weather outside walks. Dr. Dennis also discusses cognitive dysfunction in aging pets, outlining signs to watch for in both cats and dogs and emphasizing the importance of working with a veterinarian to help maintain their quality of life.

Dr. Andrea Dennis offers practical advice to help pet parents keep their pets safe during the holidays, highlighting the importance of having emergency contact numbers easily accessible. She discusses common holiday hazards pets may face when guests are over, including unsafe foods, decorations, and household items, and explains which foods are safe or dangerous and the risks if pets ingest them. Dr. Dennis also addresses seasonal dangers such as ornaments, tinsel, and Christmas trees, emphasizing the need to think like your pet to help prevent accidents.

Laurie Fass reflects on the past year, looking back at her previous shows, memorable guests, and the many topics she's covered, all while sharing humorous and thoughtful insights. She also takes a call from a listener who asks about dog food, prompting a discussion on when to transition dogs from adult food to senior food and what pet parents should keep in mind as their dogs get older.

Dr. Andrea Dennis is joined by Dr. Allyson Salzer of Canine Behavioral Blueprints, a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst, for a timely conversation about holiday treats, pet nutrition, and the growing issue of obesity in our animals. They break down how to use treats responsibly, what owners should watch for during the indulgent holiday season, and practical tips to keep pets healthy without skipping the fun.

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week we begin our exploration of an infamous text in ufology: Martin Cannon's "The Controllers." We've talked a lot in the past about the extraterrestrial hypothesis of UFOs, but what about a human hypothesis? This is where Cannon's book comes in: a paranoid, human-centric view of the UFO questions, starting with "alien implants." What Earth forces could be putting implants inside of abductees, and how? We discuss all this and much more!

Laurie Fass talks about the shift in seasons and how it can create unexpected challenges for our pets. She shares a lighthearted story about being asked to track down a dog's poop hidden among fallen leaves, and reflects on Thanksgiving traditions and this year's National Dog Show, including her thoughts on the winner. Laurie also takes listener questions, offering advice on training a dog to drop a ball on command and addressing a therapy dog's persistent barking. Plus, she highlights the importance of proper training through the book Don't Shoot the Dog! by Karen Pryor, and explains why techniques like consistent reinforcement and ignoring unwanted behaviors can make all the difference.

Dr. Andrea Dennis welcomes Dr. Allyson Salzer of Canine Behavioral Blueprints, a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst, to dive into all things pet behavior as the holidays roll in. They cover how to keep your pets safe during the hectic season, from what foods they can and can't eat to the hidden hazards in our holiday menus and decorations. They also share practical tips on prevention, creating safe spaces, and making sure your pets stay calm, comfortable, and out of trouble while the festivities are in full swing.

Dr. Andrea Dennis is in and she talks about heartwarming and helpful pet news. She highlights a local aquarium that cares for aging penguins, fire stations in Oklahoma City that allow scanning of microchips of found lost pets, and why microchipping is so important. Dr. Dennis also offers tips to make holiday travel less stressful for pets, discusses National K9 Lymphoma Day and her experiences treating dogs with the disease, and reminds listeners about the importance of keeping pets vaccinated.

H. Alan Scott/Sadie Pines and Kerri Doherty are breaking down an episode of Betty White's short-lived docuseries/talk show "Pet Set," featuring her special guest, Mary Tyler Moore! They discuss the bizarre names of both the pets and people, the brushing of the butthole incident, and their fear of Betty being eaten by a lion.Join the GG VIP Club at Patreon.com/GoldenGirlsPodcastWatch video versions of the podcast on YouTube.com/OutonTheLanaiFor more Golden Girls greatness, visit OutOnTheLanai.com and follow us at...instagram.com/OutOnTheLanaiOfficialfacebook.com/GoldenGirlsPodcasttwitter.com/GoldenGirlsPodFOLLOW H. ALAN SCOTT/SADIE PINES...instagram.com/SadiePinesinstagram.com/HAlanScottlinktr.ee/HAlanScottFOLLOW KERRI DOHERTY...instagram.com/squidsytwitter.com/SquidEatSquidSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Laurie Fass welcomes Dina Fischer from Soluna Chinese Crested to discuss the unique world of Chinese Crested dogs. They explore what makes the breed special, including the different types from the “powderpuff” to the “hairy hairless” variety, and explain the difference between fur and hair. The conversation also covers what goes into dog shows, being a dog breeder, the training process, how to become an AKC breeder, and what to consider if you're interested in getting a Chinese Crested.

Dr. Andrea Dennis talks about the changing season and how to keep your pets safe as the holidays approach. With Halloween right around the corner, she shares important tips on protecting your pets, from avoiding dangerous treats like raisins, grapes, and chocolate, to understanding how the holiday looks through your pet's eyes. Dr. Dennis also gives an update on the bird flu situation and offers advice on what to do if your dog gets sprayed by a skunk, including a simple, effective recipe to eliminate the smell. Plus, she touches on pet allergies and why it's important to be cautious about potential overdosing on Apoquel.

Laurie Fass talks about the importance of watching your pets, especially dogs, and understanding their behavior. She shares stories about dogs jumping onto counters and stealing dangerous items, explaining why it's a habit that won't go away without proper training. Laurie offers practical tips on how to correct this behavior, discusses the difference between a command and a rule, and shares effective ways to help your dog learn. With Halloween approaching, she also talks about keeping pets safe during the holiday, from choosing comfortable costumes to recognizing when your dog doesn't want to wear one.

From itchy ears to picky eaters, we dive into the world of animal care with vet Martin Breen. He shares practical tips, common health concerns, and advice every pet owner should hear to keep their four-legged companions thriving.

Host of Pet Talk here on WTIC and Dr at Bloomfield Animal Hospital, Dr Andrea Dennis discusses your pets in this heat.

Dr. Dan Simpson, host of Pet Talk, joins the show to talk with Gene about a survey done on the most violent dog breeds See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another pawsome episode of The Social Dog Podcast! In this enlightening installment, Amy Castro, the dynamic force behind Starlight Pet Talk, takes center stage to share her wealth of knowledge on the crucial aspects of selecting the perfect pet and ensuring a smooth transition when bringing home a new furry family member. As a passionate advocate for animal welfare and a seasoned podcast host, Amy brings a unique blend of experience and enthusiasm to the table. Join us as she delves into the intricacies of pet selection, helping you make an informed decision that aligns with your lifestyle, preferences, and household dynamics. From matching temperaments to understanding different pet needs, Amy's insights will be your compass in navigating the often overwhelming world of pet choices. Don't miss this episode of The Social Dog Podcast, available on all major podcast platforms. Subscribe now and unleash the joy of pet companionship with insights from Amy and her passion-driven approach to pet care!

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We chat animal destruction.

As we wrap up Starlight Pet Talk, we're taking a moment to celebrate everything this podcast has meant over the past two years. This episode is all about gratitude, reflection, and a little bit of fun as we look back on the episodes that resonated most with you – our incredible listeners.In this episode, we're: • Reflecting on the core mission of Starlight Pet Talk – connecting with and educating pet parents with honesty and heart. • Sharing memorable stories and moments that capture the ups and downs of pet ownership. • Highlighting amazing community support and standout listener interactions that have shaped this podcast. • Looking back at the most downloaded episodes of 2024 and why they stood out. • Offering a sneak peek at what's ahead with Muddy Paws and Hairballs – keeping the same values, but adding fresh energy and topics.This isn't goodbye – it's just the next chapter. Thank you for being part of this journey. We can't wait to see you in the next phase!Let me know if this feels more aligned, or if there's something specific you'd like me to highlight further.Comment on this episode! For questions or if you need a reply- please email us at Amy@StarlightPetTalk.comSupport the showWe Want to Hear From You!Your thoughts and experiences matter to us. What's one thing you've learned from this episode that you're excited to try with your pet? Or, do you have a question or topic you'd like us to cover in a future episode? Leave a review or comment below—your feedback helps us create content that truly resonates with you! Support us: Buy Me a Coffee LISTEN & FOLLOW!▷ Official Site▶ Facebook▶ YouTube▶ Apple▶ Spotify CONTACT: Amy@StarlightPetTalk.com

Have you ever wondered what pets would say if they could actually talk to you? And how to help your dog in pain? Animal Communicator Liz Murdoch talks with TTouch Practitioner Rachel Jackson about her work and teaching on the Tellington TTouch® Training  Method. Liz and Rachel explore integrating intuitve awareness in treating pain and behaviour, proprioception and animal anatomy. Their conversation touches on what Rachel has learned through her private consultations and workshops and trainings, in person and online nationally and internationally.    Learn more: Liz Murdoch is an intuitive animal communicator specializing in conversations with dogs, cats, and their people. My work is finding out from a pet's point of view what they need you to know so you can stop wondering or struggling, and actually resolve a dog or cat issue, including: why one barks at certain people, how to connect with your lost cat, or is it time for euthanasia? She has a Master's in Education from Columbia University, coaches privately, and teaches workshops "Understanding Your Pet intuitively". Apply for Liz's "Grow Your Intuition" retreat in May 2025. Check out my best-selling "Talking with the dogs! Journal" and award-winning "Dog Talk and Cat Chat Conversations Starter Cards": https://talkingwiththedogs.com/shop/o... LET'S CONNECT: Book a session with me and get your pet's perspective on any topic: https://talkingwiththedogs.com/work-w... → Website: https://talkingwiththedogs.com/  Instagram:   / talkingwiththedogs    Facebook:   / talkingwiththedogs    LinkedIn:   / elizabethmurdoch   Email: hello@lizmurdoch.com And remember! Don't forget to talk and listen to the animals in your life! For more on TTouch Practioner Rachel Jackson:  www.wellbalancedanimals-vetphysio.co.uk  or contact her  wellbalancedanimals@gmail.com  

I MIGHT BE ALONE ON THIS.

Want to ensure a stress-free and calm 4th of July for your furry friend? Join me, Will Bangura, as I share effective and compassionate strategies to help your dog manage fireworks anxiety. Discover the signs of severe anxiety, like trembling and drooling, and learn how to create a safe haven for your pet using simple yet powerful methods such as sound-dampening walk-in closets and calming reggae music. We'll debunk common myths about comforting anxious dogs and provide a comprehensive guide on when to consult a veterinarian for anti-anxiety medication.Tune in for a deep dive into fireworks desensitization and counter conditioning techniques that can transform your dog's experience with loud noises. I'll guide you through a step-by-step process to gradually introduce fireworks sounds paired with positive reinforcement, helping your dog build a more positive association. We'll also discuss the benefits of calming aids, like Thunder Shirts and Dog Appeasing Pheromones, and emphasize the importance of patience and consistency. By the end of this episode, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to make this 4th of July a peaceful celebration for you and your dog.Support the Show.If you need professional help please visit my Dog Behaviorist website.Go here for Free Dog Training Articles

Amy Castro is a passionate advocate for animal welfare and the host of the popular Starlight Pet Talk podcast. With a mission deeply rooted in her commitment to pet education, Amy aims to empower pet parents with the knowledge and resources needed to ensure a loving, lifelong home for their pets. Her podcast serves as […]

WE GOT PETS TO CHAT ABOUT.

As your go-to pet behavior expert, Will Bangura, I'm shedding light on the crucial topic of dog bite prevention, sharing insights that could save you or your loved ones from becoming part of a staggering statistic. Nearly 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs each year, with a significant number of those bitten being children. In this episode, we navigate through the reasons why dogs bite, from fear to sheer excitement, and the importance of understanding their body language to avoid dangerous encounters. It's not about the breed; it's about reading the cues. Join me as we crack the code on canine communication and unravel the truth behind common dog behavior myths.Greeting a dog may seem straightforward, but there's a fine line between a friendly pat and a perceived threat. This episode is packed with guidance on how to approach our four-legged friends in a way that respects their space and ensures everyone's safety. I'll explain why letting a dog sniff your hand isn't the foolproof greeting method it's often believed to be and what to do instead. Plus, we can't stress enough the necessity of asking a dog's guardian before reaching out to their pet. Follow along as we offer practical advice to make every interaction with dogs a positive one, debunking myths and setting the facts straight.Lastly, we delve into responsible dog ownership and the critical role it plays in preventing bites. I share tips on early socialization and training, highlighting the influential guidelines from the American Society of Veterinary Behavior on puppy development. For those with more challenging canine companions, I'll discuss the value of a multi-layered approach to managing aggression, including the benefits of seeking professional help from certified behaviorists. Remember, resources are available, including a directory on my website, dogbehavioristcom, that can connect you to the expertise needed. Tune in for an episode that promises to be as informative as it is essential for all dog lovers and those interacting with dogs in their daily lives.Support the Show.If you need professional help please visit my Dog Behaviorist website.Go here for Free Dog Training Articles

Prepare to be tattooed with knowledge as we trace the lines of ancient artistry on the skin of Otzi the Iceman, whose 5,200-year-old tattoos might just share a lineage with the buzzing machines in your local tattoo parlor. Ever caught yourself in that high-pitched cooing when talking to your pets or a baby? It's not just you—it turns out there's a science to our soppy speech, and we're unpacking the adorable why's in this episode.Mary Reiter, a wizard of Geographic Information Systems, charts her course from a childhood awash with globes and atlases to becoming a maestro of maps and spatial data. While your phone's map app casually leads you to the nearest coffee shop, the GIS technology behind it is revolutionizing our world in ways you've probably never imagined. Mary helps us navigate this terrain, sharing how satellite imagery and data management are more than just waypoints on a map—they are tools that shape our understanding of the world.Finally, get ready for a tail-wagging conclusion as we share chuckles over pet antics and the unexpected friendships that blossom between our four-legged family members. And if you've ever wondered who first thought to computerize the world of mapping, Mary drops a super fact about the Canadian pioneer of GIS. This episode is not only a journey through time and technology but a tribute to the curiosity that guides us, the laughter that binds us, and the pets that bring joy to our steps along the way.Bunsen and Beaker Links:30% off the first month at Zencastr - use the code in the show!https://zen.ai/3LXIX2UYb1RLXwtWHHjryXAutdr3HS5EpVHMW80BOKgSave 10% at Bark and Beyond with the coupon code BUNSEN!The Ginger Stuffie is on presale so check the link here!Join The Paw Pack to Support The Show!https://bunsenbernerbmd.com/pages/paw-pack-plus-communityOur Website!The Bunsen and Beaker Website has adorable merch with hundreds of different combinations of designs and apparel- all with Printful- one of the highest quality companies we could find!www.bunsenbernerbmd.comSign up for our Weekly Newsletter!Bunsen and Beaker on Twitter:Bunsen and Beaker on TikTok:Bunsen and Beaker on FacebookSupport the showFor Science, Empathy, and Cuteness!Being Kind is a Superpower.https://twitter.com/bunsenbernerbmd

Send us a Text Message.In this episode, we sit down with Amy Castro, host of Starlight Pet Talk and president of Starlight Outreach and Rescue, for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and rewards of animal rescue. From matching pets with the right families to providing essential care and support, Amy shares her expertise and passion for creating forever homes. Tune in to learn how you can get involved in your local rescue community and make a positive impact on the lives of animals in need. In this episode you will learn:Insight into the world of pet adoption and fosteringTips on how to help animals acclimate to their new environmentUnderstanding the importance of patience and commitment in pet ownershipReal-life stories illustrating the challenges and rewards of animal rescueWays to get involved in local rescue organizations and make a differenceValuable advice on matching pets with the right familiesPractical tips for providing essential care and support to shelter animalsHow to create a loving and forever home for adopted petsInspiration to become a part of the solution to pet overpopulation and abandonmentResources and opportunities for further education and involvement in the rescue communityResources:Starlight Pet TalkStarlight Outreach and RescueSupport the Show.Connect with me here: https://www.vetsplanationpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/vetsplanation/ https://www.twitter.com/vetsplanations/ https://www.instagram.com/vetsplanation/ https://www.tiktok.com/@vetsplanation/ https://youtube.com/@Vetsplanationpodcast https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVbvK_wcgytuVECLYsfmc2qV3rCQ9enJK Voluntary donations and Vetsplanation subscription: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=DNZL7TUE28SYE https://www.buzzsprout.com/1961906/subscribe

Imagine a world where your dog navigates the chaos of a squirrel chase with the poise of a Zen master. In our latest conversation, we celebrate National Train Your Dog Month by unfolding the secrets to mastering your dog's impulse control. Say goodbye to the days of tug-of-war with your pooch at the sight of every passing bike, and hello to serene walks in the park. We tackle a lineup of exercises that will transform your furry friend's reactions to high-stimulation scenarios, and lay out three New Year's resolutions that every dog owner should embrace.Training your dog can be as satisfying as savoring that first sip of coffee in the morning—if done correctly. This episode is your guide to ditching the intimidation tactics and embracing the power of positive reinforcement. We've dissected the science behind nurturing an obedient and happy canine through incremental challenges in distance, duration, and distraction. As we traverse the journey of training together, we celebrate each mistake as a stepping stone to success, providing a sanctuary of patience and consistency for your four-legged companion to thrive.To wrap up, I extend a heartfelt thanks for joining me on this adventure in dog training and offer a sneak peek at the exciting year ahead. Your support means the world, and I can't wait to share the new topics and interviews we have in store. Remember to mark your calendars for our monthly Facebook Live Q&A sessions, where I'll be on hand to answer all your pressing training questions. Here's to a year of growth, learning, and the unbreakable bond we share with our dogs. Let's make every interaction with our furry best friends count!Support the showIf you need professional help please visit my Dog Behaviorist website.Go here for Free Dog Training Articles