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- You, Me, and the Dog: An Unconditional Love Story with Ann Gorewitz | S10E08
What does it really mean when we say a dog rescued us?
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany sits down with author Ann Gorewitz to discuss her book, You, Me, and the Dog: An Unconditional Love Story, and the remarkable role her rescue Cocker Spaniel, Cassie, played during one of the most difficult chapters of her life.
As Ann cared for her husband through an 11-year battle with cancer, Cassie became a constant source of companionship, comfort, and unconditional love. Ann shares how having a dog by her side helped make lonely moments less lonely, brought joy into difficult days, and reminded her to stay present even when life felt overwhelming.
Ann also opens up about Cassie’s challenges as a rescue dog, the importance of training and second chances, and how their relationship grew into something that supported both Ann and her husband. The conversation explores Ann’s background as an endurance athlete—including completing the New York City Marathon 10 times—and how the mindset of taking things one step and one day at a time helped her navigate caregiving, grief, and loss.
In this episode, we discuss:
- How Cassie became a source of support during years of caregiving
- The unique comfort and companionship dogs provide during difficult times
- Ann’s experience adopting and training a rescue dog
- Why training can strengthen the bond between dogs and their owners
- The connection between endurance sports, resilience, and caregiving
- Finding joy and staying present during challenging seasons of life
- The story behind You, Me, and the Dog: An Unconditional Love Story
Whether you’ve experienced the bond of a rescue dog, cared for someone you love, or simply understand how much comfort a dog can bring into our lives, this conversation is a powerful reminder of just how meaningful that relationship can be.
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About Ann Gorewitz:
Ann Gorewitz is an author and former financial services professional whose writing explores caregiving, resilience, grief, and the powerful connection between people and their dogs. Her book, You, Me, and the Dog: An Unconditional Love Story, tells the story of Ann, her husband Steve, and their rescue Cocker Spaniel, Cassie—and the unconditional love that helped carry them through an incredibly difficult chapter of life.
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As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
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24 min - Dog Gelato? The Sweet Story Behind Swell Gelato | S10E07
What started as a summer project selling dog gelato from a cart at a Seattle dog park has grown into a nationwide pet brand.
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany sits down with Debbie, founder of Swell Gelato, to talk about her unexpected journey from corporate fashion buyer to entrepreneur. Debbie shares how her love of dogs and homemade gelato inspired Swell, what it took to grow the business from her kitchen and garage into its own production facility, and the challenges she faced along the way.
They also dive into what makes Swell Gelato different, including its coconut milk base, simple ingredients, unique flavors, and the philosophy behind creating treats that are just as fun for dog owners to give as they are for dogs to enjoy.
From building the “Swell Sisters” team to growing into pet stores across the country, Debbie shares the story behind a brand built around one simple idea: celebrating our dogs and the joy they bring to our lives.
About Swell Gelato:
Swell Gelato began in 2016 when founder Debbie took a break from her corporate career to spend the summer combining two things she loved: making gelato and being around dogs. What started with a gelato cart at a local dog park quickly grew as dogs—and their humans—couldn’t get enough.
As demand grew, Debbie turned her summer project into a business, eventually selling her house to open the Swell factory. Today, Debbie and her team of “Swell Sisters” create gourmet gelatos and food toppers made to celebrate the dogs we love.
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As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
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24 min - What to Expect During Your Puppy’s First Year with Sharon Vaturi, MS, RVT | S10E06
Bringing home a puppy is exciting, rewarding, and sometimes a little chaotic. So what should you actually expect during your puppy’s first year?
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany is joined by Registered Veterinary Technician, educator, author, and animal advocate Sharon Vaturi to break down the realities of raising a puppy and how owners can set their dogs up for long-term success.
Sharon shares practical advice from more than 25 years in the veterinary field, covering everything from preparing your home and choosing a veterinarian to potty training, puppy biting, socialization, sleep, routine care, and recognizing when something may be wrong.
In this episode, we discuss:
🐾 What to prepare before bringing a puppy home
🐾 The “Rule of Three” and helping a puppy adjust to a new home
🐾 How to safely transition your puppy to a new food
🐾 Why puppies need much more sleep than many owners realize
🐾 Puppy biting and how to redirect unwanted chewing and nipping
🐾 Realistic expectations for potty training
🐾 The importance of consistency, schedules, and positive reinforcement
🐾 How to safely socialize a puppy before they are fully vaccinated
🐾 Vaccines, veterinary visits, and first-year preventative care
🐾 Health warning signs puppy owners shouldn’t ignore
🐾 Getting puppies comfortable with nail trims, grooming, handling, and vet visits
🐾 Common mistakes new puppy owners makeWhether you’re preparing to bring home your first puppy, already navigating the puppy stage, or simply want to better understand your dog’s development, this episode is packed with practical tips to make that first year a little easier.
Sharon is also the author of I Got a Pet. Now What?, a guide covering pet ownership from preparing to bring an animal home through every stage of their life. Buy her book here!
About Sharon Vaturi:
Sharon Vaturi, MS, RVT, is a Registered Veterinary Technician, educator, and motivational speaker with extensive experience in veterinary medicine and teaching. She is passionate about helping veterinary professionals overcome challenges, improve patient care, and support mental wellness through practical education, storytelling, and actionable insights.
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Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
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44 min - Pet Emergency Preparedness with Florida SARC | S10E05
When an emergency happens, do you have a plan for your pets?
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany sits down with Jeremy from the Florida State Animal Response Coalition (Florida SARC) to talk about pet emergency preparedness, disaster response, and the steps every pet owner can take now to keep their animals safe.
Florida SARC helps communities and animals during hurricanes, floods, large-scale cruelty and hoarding cases, emergency sheltering situations, and other disasters. Jeremy explains how their volunteer response teams are trained and deployed, what happens when pets need emergency shelter, and why preparation can make such a difference when it’s time to evacuate or shelter in place.
In this episode, we cover:
🐾 What to include in a pet emergency go-kit
🐾 Keeping vaccination, veterinary, and microchip information current
🐾 Preparing crates, carriers, food, water, medications, and other essentials
🐾 What to know about pet-friendly emergency shelters
🐾 Making an evacuation plan before a storm or disaster arrives
🐾 Creating a backup plan if you can’t get home to your pets
🐾 How Florida SARC responds when animals and communities need help
🐾 Training and volunteer opportunities with Florida SARCJeremy also shares some of the biggest preparedness mistakes pet owners make and three simple things you can do now: update your pet’s records and microchip information, build or refresh your emergency kit, and make a plan with friends, family, or neighbors who can help if you’re unable to get to your pets.
Whether you live in a hurricane-prone area or simply want to be better prepared for the unexpected, this episode is a reminder that having a plan before an emergency can make all the difference.
Florida SARC Emergency Animal Sheltering Training – Jacksonville
Interested in learning how to help animals during an emergency? Florida SARC will be hosting an Emergency Animal Sheltering training at the Jacksonville Humane Society.
📅 Saturday, October 17
⏰ 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 Jacksonville Humane Society
8464 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32216Register for the Jacksonville training:
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/nvdhqx3/lp/a6f6485c-01bf-4649-855f-7506559e58ccAbout Florida SARC:
Florida State Response Coalition—Serving Florida and The United States
Florida SARC, a proud division of SPCA Florida, is dedicated to disaster response, preparedness, and recovery. Through specialized training, we equip volunteers with the skills needed to rescue, shelter, and care for animals affected by natural disasters and emergencies.
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Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
Find Us:
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Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review—it helps more dog lovers discover the show!
If you have any questions or recommendations, please email [email protected].
40 min - Understanding Your Puppy: Behavior, Training & What to Expect | S10E04
Bringing home a puppy is exciting, but understanding what your puppy is actually trying to tell you can make those first few months a whole lot easier.
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany sits down with dog trainer Sharon Mills, who brings 34 years of experience working with dogs and puppies. Sharon shares what she has learned about puppy behavior, canine communication, early training, and the developmental stages that can shape a dog as they grow.
They discuss why behaviors like puppy biting, growling, barking, zoomies, and rough play are often misunderstood, and why a puppy displaying these behaviors isn't necessarily being aggressive. Sharon also explains how dogs learn through association and mimicking, why consistency matters, and how the behaviors we allow early can become learned habits later.
You'll also hear about the critical stages of puppy development, from the first weeks with the breeder through the important 8-to-16-week training window and into the challenging adolescent months.
In this episode:
• How puppies communicate through body language and behavior
• Puppy biting vs. true aggression
• Common puppy training mistakes
• How dogs learn through association and mimicking
• Why consistency is so important when raising a puppy
• Potty training and the potential downsides of puppy pads
• Introducing a puppy to a leash and basic commands
• Critical puppy development stages from birth to 16 weeks
• Why early experiences can influence confidence and behavior
• What happens when your puppy reaches the teenage stage
• Setting realistic expectations for a new puppy
• The importance of continuing training as your dog growsWhether you're preparing to bring home your first puppy, currently navigating the puppy stage, or simply want to better understand how dogs learn, this conversation offers plenty to think about when building a relationship with your dog.
Learn more about Sharon Mills, her puppy training programs, and her free resources at Success Puppy Training.
About Sharon Mills:
Sharon Mills is a dog behavioral specialist, puppy training specialist, and founder of Success Puppy Training with more than 34 years of experience. After spending 21 years breeding German Shepherds, she recognized that many new puppy owners needed more guidance and dedicated her career to helping people understand canine behavior and communication. Sharon specializes in simplifying dog psychology, puppy development, and training techniques so owners can better understand and communicate with their puppies.
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Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
Find Us:
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Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review—it helps more dog lovers discover the show!
If you have any questions or recommendations, please email [email protected].
1 hr 2 min - Daytona Dog Beach | S10E03
What does it take to turn a stretch of beach into a safe, welcoming place for dogs and their owners?
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany sits down with Nanette, founder and president of Daytona Dog Beach, Inc., to hear how a grassroots effort to allow dogs on Volusia County beaches grew into a thriving nonprofit, volunteer network, and community movement.
Nanette shares how Daytona Dog Beach worked with local officials, businesses, residents, and volunteers to successfully advocate for dog-friendly beach access. What began with a Facebook group ultimately helped establish permanent dog-friendly beach areas in Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach.
But their work goes far beyond simply getting dogs onto the sand. Their volunteer Paw Ambassadors help educate visitors about responsible dog ownership, keep the beaches clean, protect local wildlife, monitor conditions, and promote safe beach experiences for dogs and people alike. Along the way, volunteers have collected more than 15,000 pounds of trash from local beaches.
Brittany and Nanette also discuss what every dog owner should know before bringing their dog to the beach, including:
- Following leash laws and respecting other dogs and beachgoers
- Protecting paws from hot sand
- Providing water, shade, and opportunities to cool down
- Preventing dogs from drinking salt water
- Cleaning up after your dog
- Respecting sea turtles, shorebirds, and other wildlife
- Why responsible dog ownership is essential to keeping beaches dog-friendly
Nanette also shares how Daytona Dog Beach has created an unexpected sense of community through its volunteers, partnerships, events, and environmental efforts, plus what's ahead for the organization, including dog-friendly events and the growing Hang 8 Dog Surfing Extravaganza.
Whether you regularly take your dog to the beach, are planning your dog's first beach trip, or simply want to see what can happen when dog lovers work together to improve their community, this episode is packed with useful advice and an inspiring story.
Learn more and get involved with Daytona Dog Beach, Inc.
Visit Daytona Dog Beach online or follow the organization on Facebook and Instagram to learn about dog-friendly beach areas, upcoming events, volunteering, and Paw Ambassador opportunities.About Daytona Dog Beach:
The purpose of our organization is to work with community partners to promote, support, and educate the public in furtherance of safe, environmentally sound, and courteous dog-friendly beaches in the Greater Daytona Beach area of Volusia County.
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Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
Find Us:
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Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review—it helps more dog lovers discover the show!
If you have any questions or recommendations, please email [email protected].
44 min - Good Dogs and Difficult People: What Dogs Teach Us About Love | S10E02
Why do dogs seem to understand us in ways that people sometimes can’t?
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, host Brittany sits down with psychologist, professor, researcher, and author Dr. Chris Blazina, author of Good Dogs and Difficult People: What Dogs Teach Us About Love, to explore the psychology behind the powerful bond between humans and dogs.
Drawing from decades of work in psychology and the human-animal bond, Dr. Chris explains why our relationships with dogs can become some of the most meaningful connections in our lives — and what those relationships can teach us about how we connect with others.
The conversation explores how dogs read and respond to human emotions, why their presence can help people feel less alone, and how our relationships with dogs may even reflect our own attachment styles and emotional needs.
Brittany and Dr. Chris also discuss one of the hardest parts of loving a dog: eventually having to say goodbye. They explore why pet loss can create such profound grief, the guilt that sometimes accompanies losing a dog, and the idea of a continuing bond — finding meaningful ways to maintain a connection with a dog after they’re gone.
In this episode, you'll hear about:
- Why dogs form such powerful emotional bonds with humans
- What dogs can teach us about listening and being present
- How dogs recognize and respond to human emotions
- The role dogs can play in loneliness and social connection
- Attachment styles and our relationships with our dogs
- Why losing a dog can hurt so deeply
- Pet loss, grief, guilt, and the continuing bond
- Simple ways to strengthen the relationship you have with your dog
At the heart of the conversation is one powerful idea from Dr. Chris:
We are born to attach, but we have to learn how to love — and dogs help us with that.
If you've ever wondered why your relationship with your dog feels different from almost every other relationship in your life, this episode offers a fascinating look at the psychology behind that connection.
About Chris Blazina:
I have been a psychologist for over 29 years. I also served as a professor for 20 years. I am an award winning author of eight books, and have been interviewed on more than 100 radio programs across the US, UK, Canada, Middle East, and Australia (e.g., NPR, BBC). Also, interviewed in various magazines and newspapers including Men's Journal, Women's Health, The Atlantic, and The Guardian, . I practice in the Albuquerque New Mexico area and am available for media inquiries.
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Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
Find Us:
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Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review—it helps more dog lovers discover the show!
If you have any questions or recommendations, please email [email protected].
44 min - Dog Cancer Education with Canine Cancer Bites | S10E01
What should every dog owner know about canine cancer? Season 10 of the Canine Culture Podcast kicks off with Brittany welcoming back Donna from Canine Cancer Bites for an important conversation about dog cancer, early detection, cancer screening, risk reduction, treatment, and advocating for your pet.
After navigating her own dog's cancer diagnosis, Donna started Canine Cancer Bites to educate pet parents and provide financial assistance to families facing veterinary cancer treatment.
In this episode, Brittany and Donna discuss practical ways pet parents can be more proactive about their dog's health, including maintaining a healthy weight, nutrition, environmental exposures, spaying and neutering considerations, and regular nose-to-tail checks. They also explore canine cancer screening options, why knowing your dog's normal matters, and when it may be worth asking your veterinarian about additional testing.
For families facing a cancer diagnosis, they discuss finding a veterinary oncologist, researching your dog's specific cancer, treatment options, advocating for your pet, and navigating the financial and emotional realities of cancer care.
Most importantly, Donna shares an important reminder: don't let a cancer diagnosis define the time you have with your dog.
In This Episode:
• Canine cancer risk factors and proactive care
• Early detection and monthly nose-to-tail checks
• Cancer screening and wellness tests for dogs
• Nutrition, weight and environmental exposures
• Spaying/neutering considerations
• Evaluating lumps, bumps and other changes
• When to request additional veterinary testing
• Finding a veterinary oncologist
• Dog cancer treatment options
• Advocating for your dog's health
• Life with your dog after a cancer diagnosisResources Mentioned:
Canine Cancer Check – National Canine Cancer Foundation
Monthly nose-to-tail check resources to help pet parents recognize changes.
https://wearethecure.org/Antech CADET® BRAF & BRAF-PLUS
Urine-based testing designed to aid in detecting canine bladder and prostate cancers.
https://www.antechdiagnostics.com/reference-lab/diagnostics/canine-cancer-detection/cadet-braf-and-cadet-braf-plus/Oncotect Cancer Screening Test
Non-invasive, at-home urine cancer screening for dogs.
https://oncotect.co/Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test – Volition Veterinary
Blood-based cancer screening designed to complement veterinary wellness care.
https://volition.com/nu-q-vet/HT Vet – VISTA iQ / HT Vista
Non-invasive veterinary technology for assessing dermal and subcutaneous lumps and bumps.
https://ht-vet.com/Whether your dog is facing cancer or you simply want to be more proactive about their health, this episode can help you ask better questions and have more informed conversations with your veterinary team.
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As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
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If you have any questions or recommendations, please email [email protected].
41 min - What Makes a Responsible Dog Breeder | S9E23
Bringing home a puppy is one of the biggest decisions you'll make as a dog owner—but how do you know if you're choosing the right breeder?
In this episode, Brittany sits down with professional Golden Retriever breeder Alexis from Backwater Retrievers to discuss what truly separates a responsible breeder from a backyard breeder. From health testing and genetics to puppy socialization, contracts, and temperament, they break down the questions every prospective puppy owner should be asking before making a lifelong commitment.
They also dive into the real-world impact unethical breeding has on shelters, rescues, and families, while sharing practical advice for finding breeders who prioritize the long-term health and well-being of their dogs.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- Why health testing and genetic screening matter
- The difference between responsible breeders and backyard breeders
- Red flags to watch for when searching for a puppy
- Why temperament is just as important as appearance
- How ethical breeders socialize puppies from an early age
- Questions every puppy buyer should ask before choosing a breeder
- How responsible breeding helps reduce health issues and shelter overcrowding
Whether you're considering purchasing a puppy or simply want to better understand ethical breeding practices, this conversation offers valuable insights to help you make informed decisions that benefit both dogs and their future families.
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Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
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If you have any questions or recommendations, please email [email protected].
35 min - The Hidden Signs of Stress Every Dog Owner Should Know | S9E22
What if your dog has been trying to tell you they're stressed—and you simply haven't recognized the signs?
Many dog owners assume stress looks like growling, barking, or aggression. But in reality, those behaviors are often the last step in a dog's communication. Long before a reaction happens, dogs use subtle body language to let us know they're uncomfortable.
In this episode of the Canine Culture Podcast, Brittany breaks down the hidden signs of stress that are commonly overlooked, including lip licking, yawning, whale eyes, sniffing the ground, freezing, and why context matters when reading your dog's body language.
You'll also learn:
- Why dogs rarely "react out of nowhere"
- The early warning signs of stress every dog owner should know
- How to respond without punishment
- When to create distance from a stressful situation
- Why giving your dog a choice can build trust and confidence
Whether you've just brought home a new puppy, recently adopted a rescue dog, or simply want to better understand your lifelong companion, this episode will help you recognize your dog's communication before stress turns into fear or reactivity.
Give the episode a listen on your favorite podcast platform and let us know what you think! Now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Pocket Casts.
As always, the topics discussed are for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your pet’s health, please contact your local veterinarian.
Find Us:
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Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review—it helps more dog lovers discover the show!
If you have any questions or recommendations, please email [email protected].
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Canine Culture Podcast helps dog owners better understand, care for, and connect with their dogs. Each week, we talk with veterinarians, trainers, canine professionals, and experts about dog health,…
behavior, training, nutrition, wellness, rescue, responsible breeding, puppy care, and more. Get practical answers, expert perspectives, and helpful resources for every stage of life with your dog. New episodes every Thursday. Follow and become a more informed pet parent.
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