There are good things to do and not so good things. In this podcast I talk about my own journey and those bad thoughts that plague us. Heartfelt talk about the most painful time for many of us!

Not a day goes by where people who are trying to be loud and make themselves known, mess everything up. Take for example those that insist that their potbelly pig is a service animal, or a peacock or more... Anyway, looks like things are about to change.

And, if you're angered by people who use sites like Next Door to tattle tale on you, you'll love part 2 of this podcast!

If you're thinking of adding another dog to your household or having issues with the dogs in your house, this podcast is for you.

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How is our communication and what comes from it? This relates to our interaction with dogs and with people as well. A bit of a different podcast to start with, but it will all make sense - Just listen along!

The Belgian Malinois is one of the most magnificent breeds that is often misunderstood. This podcast addresses some of the most common questions and is a great conversation with a good friend of mine. I think you'll enjoy and gain some great info in this podcast!

I had a pet bird for over 30 years, a decision I regret every day... Why? Why did I find it so cruel? What did I learn from my mistake that I think is so important to share with you? I hope you'll listen to this podcast and come away with a better understanding of what being a responsible person to your pet means.

Caring for senior dogs is a privilege and in this episode I talk about many of the considerations.

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Buying a puppy online is generally not a good idea. There's a host of reasons why and I address them in this podcast. Also, there are several scams that are commonplace and you should know about them.

It's a fact that most people never even do ONE training class with their dog, yet expect the dog to know what they want or understand what they are asking. In this podcast I address what I think are the reasons for this dilemma.

Putting a dog down for aggression is a tough choice, especially if it never did harm to you. in this episode I tackle the tough choice to do the right thing in putting a dangerous dog down. This comes in response to an email that I received from a viewer.