Dogs in the News

In this episode, we'll talk with Kimberly Artley, author of "My Dog, My Buddha," and founder Packfit Dog Training.

Tom Aaron is the co-owner of FetchMasters as well as the co-creator of the Positive Gun Training Program, a program for dogs focused on high-development obedience, off-leash reliability, and bird dog hunting. Ton, as well as his wife and business partner Linda, is a certified trainer by the Certification Council for Professional Dogs organization and focuses his training techniques around using positive reinforcement strategies.

Reverend Kaleel joins us today to share how he became an ordained Animal Chaplain and the role they play in the Animal Rights Movement. He explains the difference between animal rights and animal wellness and how animal chaplains help pet owners through the grief process.

Dr. Sample joins us today to discuss her work at the Comparative Orthopaedic Research Laboratory (CORL). She shares why it’s important to study genetics and diseases in dogs, particularly with regard to how this information can help us in treating human diseases.

David joins us today to discuss how he got started as a professional tour guide and the skills that the job typically entails. He shares how he got his dog to ride his motorcycle as well as when he realized that he was well-suited for this profession.

Lisa joins us today to discuss canine vaccinations and the ‘anti-vaccination culture.’ She explains why some pet owners avoid getting their pets vaccinated and the potential risks and costs associated with this decision.

Dr. Nelson joins us today to discuss canine diet and its impact and connection with Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM). We discuss the most common causes and symptoms of DCM as well as the breeds that are most likely to develop the disease.

MaRyka joins us today to share her views on proper dog etiquette and dog ownership. She explains the relationship between ‘horsemanship’ and dog etiquette and the benefits of building community and a sense of culture for dog owners and their beloved pets.

Jennifer joins us today to discuss how dogs can help Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers and what inspired her to launch her podcast. We discuss the science behind Alzheimer’s disease and it’s connection with other diseases, such as gingivitis, herpes, and Parkinson’s.