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DOG TALK® features Tracie's interviews with authors, pet experts and animal welfare advocates from around the world, discussing practical and philosophical issues regarding our relationships wi... more
FAQs about Dog Talk ® (and Kitties Too!):How many episodes does Dog Talk ® (and Kitties Too!) have?The podcast currently has 915 episodes available.
March 09, 2026Sports Medicine for Canine Athletes#977A: Dr Carmela (Carrie) Britt — board certified in sports medicine and rehabilitation for dogs, focuses not just on her canine athletes but on improving mobility for aging pets by first addressing their pain which is usually under-managed or not controlled at all....more31minPlay
March 09, 2026What Your Pet Would Say if They Had an "Interpreter"#977B: Julie Hirt is a professionally trained animal communicator who explains what her training as an intuitive taught her about how animals are able to connect with her — allowing peoples’ pets to speak through her....more30minPlay
March 02, 2026Dogs to the Rescue in a Mountain Thriller#976B: Kathleen Donnelly talks about her newest National Forest K-9 thriller, “Buried Lies,” an engaging novel focused on the extraordinary way these dogs work with their human partners in solving crimes....more31minPlay
March 02, 2026CBD — the Wonderful Healer for Pets (But Buyer Beware)#976A: Dr. Joe Wakshlag is a research veterinarian (who also has a Ph.D in pharmacology and teaches at Cornell University) who is an expert on CBD and recently lectured at the annual veterinary conference VMX about the enormous healing value of cannabinoids for pain management in dogs and cats — and why other veterinarians need to trust Ellevet, the leader in the field. ...more30minPlay
February 23, 2026Scientific Proof of how Acupuncture Works#975B: Dr. Bonnie Wright — one of only 200 board-certified veterinary anesthesiologists in the U.S. — is also an acupuncturist, who explains the medical science behind the centuries-old practice of acupuncture in what she calls “evidence-based acupuncture.” ...more30minPlay
February 23, 2026A Luminous Thriller Set at a Sheep Dog Trial#975A: Patricia McConnell is renowned for her ground-breaking theories of dog training in her famous book “The Other End of the Leash.” Now she has aimed for the moon — writing fiction for the first time in her 70's — and opened up a whole new world in the glorious novel “Away to Me,” a murder mystery set in the world of sheep herding dogs....more30minPlay
February 16, 2026The Grand Tradition of Dogs in Grand English Country Houses#974B: Every Anglophile (British or otherwise) loves the magazine "Country Life,” which takes readers inside grand country estates across the UK. The publication’s Deputy Features Editor, Agnes Stamp, talks about the huge delicious book she has created called “The Country Life Book of Dogs,” which brilliantly juxtaposes views inside these houses and the dogs who live there — in life and in art. ...more31minPlay
February 16, 2026“There’s a Mushroom for That!”#974A: Holistic veterinarian Dr. Robert Silver has spent decades studying and using functional mushrooms to treat many pet ailments — just as Chinese medicine has employed them for human healing over centuries. His book “There’s a Mushroom for That!” gathers his lifetime of knowledge about mushrooms and cannabis for other veterinarians and pet owners to reference....more30minPlay
February 09, 2026The Little Girl & Her Fluffy Little Pekingese Who Rule the Dog Show World#973A: Kennedy Green was the #1 Junior Pekingese handler in the USA in 2025 (having just turned 12), working with Dr. Kelly Fishman, an integrative sports medicine veterinarian, who both talk about what it takes to keep Lincoln, a special breed of toy dog, in top physical condition, to compete in the 150th Westminster Dog Show. ...more30minPlay
February 09, 2026The Legacy of the DNA Sequencing of Tasha the Boxer at the NIH#973B: Elaine Ostrander, a canine genomics expert, was on the team that sequenced Tasha’s genome, the first purebred dog studied twenty years ago. She and her colleagues at the NIH have been studying the DNA of many dog breeds since then, discovering which genes are responsible for what physical and health characteristics, allowing them to guide dog breeders in making decisions to avoid naturally occurring diseases, knowledge which is valuable for human disorders, too....more31minPlay
FAQs about Dog Talk ® (and Kitties Too!):How many episodes does Dog Talk ® (and Kitties Too!) have?The podcast currently has 915 episodes available.