Why is that?

What are ways to still do it and create independence between the dogs

Dose of Dog presented by emBark in Eau Claire, WI

Its true, your dog doesn’t come with a hard copy “user manual”.  That said, through signals and cues your dog

Dog owners are increasingly wanting to take their companion everywhere they go.  In theory thatsounds fantastic and isn’t necessarily a bad intention.  That said, Heather is here to touch on key points to consider in relation to five places specifically.

1)     Parades

2)     Picnics

3)     Games

4)     Campgrounds

5)     Restaurants

What is better than one dog?  Howabout two (or more) dogs!  

Having more than one dog in your home can be fulfilling and fun, however there are very important things to keep in mind and common issues that

What are some of the issues to look out for?   What are the proper ways to manage multi-dog dynamics.

The impact different breeds have on the dynamic.

Where/When do conflicts between the dogs typically occur?

Heather takes us through the dos and don’t for your dog around those that are strangers to them. 

Why experiences and providing experiences are helpful.

And Heather explains why her opinion on “let the dog smell your hand” has changed.

We're talking all things shoes!!! It goes without saying, Blue Ox Running sells (and helps!) with shoes. It can be so overwhelming with how the industry and models have changed over the years. They're here to help be a guide for your particular fit and use of active shoes ... running, walking, standing, hiking, all of the above.

Headed off for work, school or just running out for an errand? That can be a big deal for a dog that deals with separation anxiety when you aren’t around.

Dawn Olson, a certified separation anxiety dog trainer, joins Heather to discuss handling dogs that deal with separation anxiety.  A very real problem for humans that impacts dogs as well.

What does separation anxiety look like and ways to treat this emotion (which is a fear)?

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Sometimes, for a number of reasons, humans need to “let go” of their dog and find their dog a new home. Its an emotional time for the human and the dog. Heather takes us through the process of “re-homing” your dog.  Its an opportunity as opposed to a negative.

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Dan Marcon tells us about himself. His small town upbringing, military background, his education and what has led him to now. Did you know he worked security detail for some well-known celebrities?

What is Marc-On Shooting and the business he has built.

He gives you a hint as to what the podcast will be about. He’ll be a straight-shooter (no pun intended) on some deep topics. Including political topics, local and a national.

He touches on some recent local issues he has been involved in and nationally gives thoughts on Afghanistan.