Podcasts about puppy culture

Send us a textWelcome to Alternative Dog Moms - a podcast about what's happening in the fresh food community and the pet industry.   Kimberly Gauthier is the blogger behind Keep the Tail Wagging, and Erin Scott hosts the Believe in Dog podcast.CHAPTERS:Paula's background and experience (0:54)Defining breeder terminology (6:20)Kimberly recently had an unexpected experience with puppies and Paula's evolution of judgment and mentorship (10:39)Boxers, genetic health issues and a breeder's Code of Ethics (17:55)What is Fading Puppy Syndrome? (24:53)Cross-bred and "designer" dog breeds (27:44)Responsibilities of ethical breeders and questions pet parents should be asking (35:30)Puppies and vaccines - How Paula's thinking has evolved over the years (39:40)Paula's dog Ginger experienced Rabies Vaccinosis (49:52)Canine longevity factors and Bobi (55:01)Paula's experience "letting go" of some control factors and why Paula uses homeopathy over other modalities  (1:02:47)What factors are part of the Natural Rearing Breeders' Code of Ethics (1:07:21)When people buy one of Paula's puppies, what requirements are on the pet parents? (1:17:29)FIND PAULA:The Dog Breeder Store (https://www.thedogbreederstore.com/)YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/@TheDogBreederChannel)Gentry Boxers (https://www.gentryboxers.com/)Natural Rearing Breeders (https://www.nrbreeder.com/)LINKS DISCUSSED:Big Hearted Breeders ( https://www.bigheartedbreeders.com/)Natural Rearing Breeders Code of Ethics (https://www.nrbreeder.com/code-of-ethics)Puppy Culture (https://shoppuppyculture.com/)Book: Natural Immunity by Pat McKay (https://tinyurl.com/3b4tye78)Book: [Homeopathic] Narayani Remedies (https://tinyurl.com/44cvx9a2)Book: Natural Rearing by Dr. Jeannie Thomasson (https://tinyurl.com/yy3szwpa)Kimberly's Book (https://amzn.to/41p1utR)Kimberly's Blog: Unveiling the Secrets Behind Bobi's Remarkably Long Life (https://tinyurl.com/u8bv2u94)Ginger's Rabies Vaccinosis. (https://tinyurl.com/5xehv4ya)OUR BLOG/PODCASTS...Kimberly: KeeptheTailWagging.comErin Scott: BelieveinDogpodcast.comFACEBOOK...Facebook.com/KeepTheTailWaggingFacebook.com/BelieveInDogPodcastINSTAGRAM...Instagram.com/RawFeederLifeInstagram.com/BelieveInDogPodcastThanks for listening to our podcast. You can learn more about Erin Scott's first podcast at BelieveInDogPodcast.com. And you can learn more about raw feeding, raising dogs naturally, and Kimberly's dogs at KeepTheTailWagging.com. And don't forget to subscribe to The Alternative Dog Moms.

I will have new content for you all soon - but for now, enjoy one from the archives! -- Jane Lindquist is the founder and owner of Puppy Culture, a widely used educational resource for raising and socializing puppies. She herself breeds and competes with bull terriers. As it turns out, she is very thoughtful when it comes to how to apply science to the raising of puppies. We had a wide ranging conversation, at times nerdy, at times philosophical. You can learn more about Puppy Culture at www.puppyculture.com, and more about Jane's breeding program, Madcap Bull Terriers, at www.madcapbullterriers.com. Find this episode's transcript at functionalbreeding.org/jane-lindquist-puppy-culture/

S2:E16 Future 'Therapy Dog' Puppies: Avoid The Workplace! Should you take your puppy into a workplace or school environment if you want them to become a therapy dog? Short answer is no. In this episode, Sam goes deep into why we, at Therapy Dogs Australia, will never recommend taking the risk of bringing your puppy into the environment you want them to work in before they are trained and assessed. Listen in to learn why! Other Podcast Episode Mentions: S1: E3 DON'T MAKE THIS COMMON MISTAKE! Taking Puppies Into Schools Too Young: https://youtu.be/7qNOfpuQoSQ?si=XcLaXkBPR5Z0efOz S1:E5 Ask Your Breeder THIS! Puppy Culture & ENS: https://youtu.be/VjfAovkfiYs?si=CiJ0HrOZCi2_JFfZ S2: E9 Insights From A Breeder In Puppy Development & Ethical Breeding: https://youtu.be/kkmt9AO4q7I?si=n981iaFDRD4VCWQ1 FOLLOW US! Interested in studying with Therapy Dogs Australia? Visit our website www.therapydog.com.au for more information or get in touch with us today by emailing info@therapydog.com.au and one of the Therapy Dogs Australia team will be there to help! Follow Us! Instagram AUS: https://www.instagram.com/therapy_dogs_australia/ Instagram NZ: https://www.instagram.com/therapydogsaotearoa/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therapydogsaus/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TherapyDogsAustralia/featured LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/therapy-dogs-australia/ #therapydog #therapydogsaustralia #animalassistedtherapy #therapydogsaotearoa Music License: P20YAXYVBDLENUPU

In this episode, Liane speaks with special guest Nita Gandera about how she is raising her current Australian Shepherd puppy, Nessie. Liane has a puppy from the same litter, so the discussion includes where their training differs as well as where it is similar. Discussed: Critical socialization period, Puppy Culture, Early puppy training, obedience, mistakes people make when socializing puppies, a few scientific segues, and exercise and puppies.Join us on FB : Your Dog's Best Life

Dog breeding can be a highly controversial topic. Why bring more puppies into the world when there are still dogs needing homes in shelters? In today's episode, we explore that perception with some thoughtful input from two of our expert guests. A lot goes into the process of becoming a responsible dog breeder: What costs are involved? How do you actually “breed” dogs? What breed should you choose? How do you even get started? We hear from one breeder in Canada who went all the way to Brazil to find exactly what she was looking for to start her line of dogs. And did you know that some dogs require artificial insemination? Do you know how much that COSTS? Once mom is through labor and the so cute pups arrive, the intensive labor for humans is just beginning. Raising them is a hands-on endeavor, and then playing lifelong matchmaker for the little darlings is not as easy as you might thing. Everyone wants a cute puppy, but who will be a great match, and who will give up on your sweet little ball of fluff and send them back to your loving arms? If you're thinking it's all worth it because they make a lot of money, you might be sobered by the financial reality check our guests share. To lighten the mood, we end with a jolly tale of a Christmas birth. Episode Links Pupstarts Breeders Rebecca Walters online training resource for breeders (UK based) Canine Reproduction and Neonatology by Marthina L Greer - literally the bible of breeding, everything you need to know Puppy Culture Resource for raising well-rounded puppies Avidog Resource for puppy raising, a little higher-octane than Puppy Culture (the Avidog system is used extensively by performance/working dog breeders) Orthopedic Foundation for Animals Started as a hip dysplasia registry. You can submit your dog's hip x-rays to them, and they grade them for hip dysplasia, the positive ratings are good and ex fair, good, and excellent. Guests Beverley Cuddy is the editor of Dogs Today magazine and a campaigner for responsible breeding Tiff Murray is a Golden Retriever breeder at Maplehill Kennels near Ottawa in Canada Rebecca Walters runs Pupstarts Breeders Kate Eldredge Basedow LVT breeds Belgian Tervuren www.coyoteruntervuren.com Vicky Rutherford breeds labrador retrievers at Nook On Lyne Labradors in Cumbria, UK Vanessa Waddon is the founder of Hope Rescue in Llanharan in Wales About Dog Podcast Network (DPN)  Check out Dog Podcast Network for other dog-adjacent shows: The Long Leash where we rescue tasty scraps from the editing room floor in an unscripted interview show Dog Cancer Answers which offers vetted advice from real veterinarians who answer your questions about dog cancer Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're currently looking for a puppy with the intention of raising them to be a future therapy dog, this is the episode for you. Today on the Therapy Dogs Australia Podcast, we speak with the lovely Tamara, from Whiskey River Ranch about breeding and the important role puppy culture and ENS play when raising puppies. Tam's been involved in the animal world ever since she was young. Having a family so passionate and dedicated to learning and understanding animal behaviour eventually led her to offering animal acupuncture as well as a range of other services including animal nutrition, through the Whiskey River Health Clinic. With the support of her family, a mentor and the breeding community, Whiskey River Retrievers started with the mission of raising healthy, well-adjusted puppies. This is a jam-packed episode, so grab a cup of tea and settle yourself in.Links mentioned in the podcast:Tamara Shead: https://www.whiskeyriverranch.com.au/pages/whiskey-river-retrieversInstagram Handles: @whiskeyriver_retrievers & @whiskeyriver_animal_clinic_Puppy Culture: https://shoppuppyculture.com/Narelle Cook: https://naturalhealthandnutrition.com.au/Interested in studying with Therapy Dogs Australia? Visit our website www.therapydog.com.au for more information or get in touch with us today by emailing info@therapydog.com.au and one of the Therapy Dogs Australia team will be there to help!Follow Us!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therapy_dogs_australia/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therapydogsaus/

In this episode of the Pooch Parenting Podcast, I talk about the importance of working with a specialist who will save time and money as you try to solve your dog related challenges. I'm currently raising a pair of orphaned dobermans and have been so grateful for the support I am getting from Puppy Culture. Similarly, when I needed to learn about aggressive behavior, I felt fortunate to be able to take a focused class from Michael Shikashio. I'd love to be that kind of support for you - a dog and child specialist. Stop wasting time trying to get specialized help from a general practitioner - get the help you need from someone who can help you to make progress with your dogs and kids fast.Resources mentioned in the episodeDogwood Animal Rescue ProjectPuppy CultureMichael ShikashioThe Pooch Parenting Society - a supportive membership for parents with dogsThe Pooch Parenting Coach Collective - a membership for dog professionals who want to build their confidence so they can take on more clients who have childrenTo see a video of my puppies playing and an irresistible photo, please visit the show notes page: www.poochparenting.net/episode57

In this episode of K9 Conservationists, Kayla is back for part two with Kate Graham from Katalyst Kennels about breeding detection dogs. Science Highlight: Effects of maternal investment, temperament, and cognition on guide dog success What is important to consider for pregnant broods? Appropriate exercise for pregnant broods to keep them fit, which is better and safer for whelping and recovery Gestational appropriate diet Puzzles and enrichment post birth can help dogs meet their enrichment needs while still looking after the puppies What is important to consider for puppy raising? Avidog or Puppy Culture are great to follow for puppies, or a mix of both Links Mentioned in the Episode: Avidog Puppy Culture Maybe link Pandemic Puppy episodes? Where to find Kate Graham: Website | Instagram | Facebook You can support the K9 Conservationists Podcast by joining our Patreon at patreon.com/k9conservationists. K9 Conservationists Website | Merch | Support Our Work | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok

Did you know Therapy Dog organizations have Junior Handlers and that their requirements differ from adults?In this 25th episode of Therapy Dog Talk, I sat down with Katelyn to hear about her experience as Junior Handler for Alliance of Therapy Dogs (ATD). She recently turned 18 so she also let us in on what it takes to transition from Junior Handler to Handler and how that will open up different volunteer opportunities for her and her pup Ace.Katelyn found about Therapy Dogs through her local American Kennel Club (AKC) friends who volunteer with their toy spaniels. She recognized that Ace would enjoy therapy work and began training him. After two year of volunteering, Katelyn has quite a bit to share about their experiences as a Therapy Dog team and what she and Ace enjoy the most.In 2020, Katelyn also took on breeding beginning with a litter of Skye Terriers. Her experiences with Therapy Dog work have impacted how she raises her puppies and led to the development of what she calls "Puppy Culture".If you're ready to get to hear about Katelyn and Ace's journey as a Junior Handler Therapy Dog team, let's dive in:In this episode, we discuss …What it's like to be a Junior Handler and how Katelyn's opportunities will change when she can volunteer on her own.Ace's extreme love of people and how that has impacted the way that she raises her new puppies.Katelyn's history of competing with Ace and how it connects to her work as a Therapy Dog team and breeder.Give it a listen and let me know which part you found the most helpful, then follow their journey at @skyward_farms.•Interested in getting started as a Therapy Dog but don't know where to begin? Check out my new guide at freeguide.therapydogtalk.com.

In this episode of K9 Conservationists, Kayla talks to Laura Holder of Conservation Dogs Collective. They chat all about puppies! Episode suggestion: Stay curious by being more “dog”! For 90 seconds a day, find joy in little things and slow down! Call to action: Update your Amazon Smile to benefit K9 Conservationists. What are the pros and cons of getting a conservation dog as a puppy? Pros: Having a dog from a puppy gives you more control over their learning and getting them started on detection-related development early Cons: It is a huge time and monetary investment. There is also no guarantee they will end up working as a conversation dog. What are you looking for when looking for a breeder? It is a good idea to interview breeders Look for physical health, how the dogs are kept, titles, bred for related work (service work, police dogs, hunting, etc.) How to pick a puppy from a litter? If the breeder doesn't pick for you, it would be best to see some video of the litters, see if the breeder knows about Puppy Culture, etc. You can do an obstacle course, puzzles, etc. If your breeder is selecting, ensure they know what they are looking for. Be cautious about shelter puppies, as there are so many perks to working with a reputable breeder What are some games would you play with puppies to get them started on the conservation detection line of work? Basic puppy socialization is important! Sprinkle in a little bit of nosework such as food scatters and snuffle mats! Keep things easy to start, they are just puppies! What about games for a pre-teen puppy? They have a higher attention span, so you can increase the difficulty of your nose games Barrier challenges are good to start at this age What games can we play with teenage detection dogs? They are still young, so it's important to know they will still have “difficult” days You can increase the difficulty even more and introduce physical aspects to the challenges How do you manage your goals and expectations for your puppy? Your puppy will never be perfect, neither will you. Mistakes will happen and that's okay! Working with a professional will help set you up for success Be your puppy's advocate Be humble, don't wear rose coloured glasses “Everything is a phase; whether it's good, whether it's bad, whether you're thrilled with what you're seeing or devastated.” Know when to really dig into something or when to just let them ride it out It is absolutely okay if raising a puppy is not your thing. Patreon Question: How can I be productive in developing a conservation or good scent detection puppy while dealing with puppy brain and waiting for maturity to hit? Are there certain signs that you can see early on a potential conservation prospect puppy? Try as best as possible to expose and positively influence the puppies experience out in the world. You've got time! Signs to look for are dogs that are motivated to engage with the environment with and without human-induced reinforcers

Today we're talking about one of our favorite topics: puppies! Elissa recently had a litter of rat terrier puppies, and now that they've headed home, we're reflecting on the process and experience that she had. As a first time breeder, Elissa isn't an expert breeder - but she can certainly share what her experience was like. We discussed many topics, resources, and just for fun items, so check out these resources below: Some inspiration for producing a healthy of puppies came in part from the Functional Dog Collaborative: Supporting the ethical breeding of healthy, behaviorally sound dogs. Health testing information: The Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) was founded as a private, not-for-profit foundation in 1966 by John M. Olin, a well-known inventor, industrialist, philanthropist, conservationist, and sportsman. OFA maintains a database for a variety of health testing of dogs and Tilly had her hips, elbows, patella's, eyes and heart tested and logged through OFA before she was bred. Our cover photo was provided by Nina Sage Photography! Her skills in puppy photography were so appreciated by Elissa and her new puppy owners. There are many resources for good breeding information, including Avidog and Puppy Culture. We highly recommend utilizing these resources if you're thinking about your own litter. Elissa utilized the help of Dr. Lopate at Reproductive Revolutions in Wilsonville, Oregon. We hope you enjoy this episode. Give it a listen and if you like it, please be sure to rate, review, subscribe and share with your friends!

É cada vez mais comum criadores começarem a utilizarem programas que além da saúde física se preocupam com a parte comportamental e socialização, afinal os criadores estão com os filhotes durante a maior parte da janela de socialização ou durante toda ela, e já se sabe que fazendo a coisa certa na hora certa durante as primeiras 12 semanas de um filhote você estará mudando o resto da vida desse cãozinho Para nos falar sobre esse importante tema, teremos 3 convidados com vasta experiência no assunto: Dr. Luis Olivio - Médico Veterinário Comportamentalista e Criador Michele Kuhn - Criadora de Border Collie Fernanda Torello - Comportamento e Educação de Cães, Bióloga, Doutora em Ciências, Professora Universitária. SistemaPet - www.sistemapet.com Apoiadores BIS Microchip Partners - www.microchip-partners.com.br Excelência Pet - www.excelenciapet.com.br

In this episode of Pandemic Puppy, Kayla and Jane Lindquist of Puppy Culture discuss developmental stages in puppies! They cover fear periods, teething, increases in confidence, changes in energy level, and more! Links Mentioned in the Episode Puppy Culture Sniff Spot The Teenage Brain When Pigs Fly Another Piece of the Puzzle Madcap University: Puppy Culture You can support the Pandemic Puppy Podcast by joining our Patreon at patreon.com/pandemicpuppy. Get extra help with your puppy through Journey Dog Training's Puppy Raising Blueprint Course. Join the free Pandemic Puppy Raising Support Group on Facebook.

Kayla speaks to Amber Quann of Summit Dog Training and Megan Wallace of Dogs Deciphered about picking a breeder for your next puppy. There's not really a right and wrong way to do this, but we'll cover our top tips for you. One litter at a time Parents on site and available for meet-and-greets Puppies raised indoors Puppy raising program like Puppy Culture, Avidog, or ENS Working closely with the breeder to select the puppy (not just based on color or “which do you want?") Parents over 2 years old Puppies not available until 8 weeks Health testing Not afraid of lots of questions Waiting lists, pricing, and deposits Only deal in 1 or 2 breeds (or purpose/mixes) Willing to take the puppy back Eager to provide guidance Proven lines for your goals   This podcast is supported by Journey Dog Training and our Puppy Raising Blueprint course. The full course covers topics ranging from common problem behaviors and socialization to the humane hierarchy of dog training. It's all taught by yours truly, Kayla Fratt. If you need more personalized training support, check out journeydogtraining.com - we have a variety of courses, e-books, and remote training services available. Just check out your options in the menu above.   This podcast is also supported by our members on Patreon. For as little as $3 per month, you can support this podcast and get perks like submitting questions for us to tackle at the end of each episode. Sign up over at patreon.com/pandemicpuppy.    Over the next few episodes, we'll cover how to pick a puppy from a breeder, selecting a shelter and shelter puppy, and how to prepare for your new puppy!   For Further Reading:   How to Find a Good Dog Breeder (written by Kayla) Dog Adoption Guide (written by Kayla) Kayla's dog selection spreadsheet (view only) Functional Dog Collaborative  

Jane Lindquist is the founder and owner of Puppy Culture, a widely used educational resource for raising and socializing puppies. She herself breeds and competes with bull terriers. As it turns out, she is very thoughtful when it comes to how to apply science to the raising of puppies. We had a wide ranging conversation, at times nerdy, at times philosophical. You can learn more about Puppy Culture at www.puppyculture.com, and more about Jane's breeding program, Madcap Bull Terriers, at www.madcapbullterriers.com. Find this episode's transcript here. 

These puppies were bred by Hope Service Dogs, Inc. Many will go on to become service dogs to help people with disabilities. The parents (Seth & Lucy) are both fully health tested. These puppies will be raised in NePoPo®, along with Puppy Culture, Early Neurological Stimulation and Early Scent Introduction. At 49 days, they will be temperament tested so they are matched with the right person/family. To find out more, or make a donation, check out HopeServiceDogs.org.

While there are many innate temperament traits (nature), we can't discount how a puppy is raised (nurture). 3/4 of the puppy raising job belongs to the breeder and 1/4 of this job belongs to us, the puppy owners. The first 12 weeks of a puppy's life make a lasting impact. It is the critical socialization period that can support a dog toward being a well adjusted and resilient doggy citizen or lead them to be fearful or a bully of a dog. Because it's a team effort, choosing a responsible breeder is crucial and at least as important as understanding what to do once puppy comes home. Our guest, Jane Killion, is a breeder of bull terriers and creator of Puppy Culture: an educational film and program on exactly how to raise puppies during their first 12 weeks. In today's episode you will learn: Why early socialization is so important. What kind of experiences a young puppy need to do well in the world. How many positive contacts with a new experience is necessary for a puppy to form a lifetime of positive association. What to do if a puppy accidentally has a bad experience so you can change their formed association. Why it's important to skip any kind of exposure that you're not confident will go well. Why play dates with one other safe dog are better than big play groups. Why you should be cautious about big puppy playdates. Jane's perspective on the best age for breeders to send puppies home. All about "manding" -- the concept of teaching puppies how to politely ask for what they want and why it's important. The importance of giving your dog a voice early on. And more! Special Guest: Jane Killion.

In this week's episode, we get to talk to Jane Messineo Lindquist about Puppy Culture. We discuss why she created Puppy Culture, why it is beneficial, and how to work through some common puppy issues. Enjoy!

Jane Killion is a woman with many titles: author, breeder, fancier, trainer, educator and advocate for working with and teaching humans and their dogs on a variety of levels. We talk about her initiative “Puppy Culture” and what drives her to continue creating programs for breeders and anyone interested in or working with puppies. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dogknowledge/support

Welcome to the show.Hello everyone, I’m Sam the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll dogs and host of Vegas Rock Dog Radio Show. On today’s show I’m talking about hurricanes and how they impact your pets and a serious FDA warning for pet parents as well as some other topics and news.…..so stay right there. Show NotesDr Stefanatoswww.reviewjournal.com/uncategorized/las-vegas-area-veterinarian-a-pioneer-in-holistic-treatment-of-animals/Should You Pet Your Dog Before an Absence?www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/fellow-creatures/201809/should-you-pet-your-dog-absenceHow To Prepare Your Dog For A New Babywww.familypaws.comNature v NurtureA rat study seems to indicate that the genetic material that is passed from generation to generation can actually adapt to environmental influence in a way that maximizes survival for the subsequent generations.www.facebook.com/Puppy-Culture-225489164303299/ConnectIf you're listening in live today welcome to the show. To connect with us online you can find us on:How to find meWebsite www.vegasrockdogradio.com Periscope @vegasrockdogFacebook vegasrockdogradioTwitter @vegasrockdogshoPinterestTumblrInstagram @vegasrockdog Gear www.vegasrockdog.comBlog www.therocknrolldog.comItunes Episodes and Pet Tip of The DayiHeart radioSpoke by Sirius XMSpotifyToday you’ve been listening to Vegas Rock Dog Radio where it’s all about pets, people, and pop culture, I'm your host Sam, the queen of rock 'n' roll dogs...and always kiss your pets good morning and goodnight. I’ll see you next time.

In my final installment about puppies I interview Jane Messineo-Lindquist (Jane Killion) about her comprehensive puppy raising program, Puppy Culture.