In this episode, join me and my guest, Haley from @paws.andreflect as we talk about her dog, Scout’s, reactivity, their training successes, and how they now live comfortably traveling and living in their van.

Join Brittany North and emergency medicine veterinarian, Dr. Katie for a vital conversation as we sit down with an Emergency Medicine Veterinarian. Discover crucial insights on:

Dog first aid kits: Building a canine lifesaver

Keeping dogs safe in the heat: Summer precautions

Foxtails: Silent threats in your backyard and on trail

Blue algae: Hidden dangers in water

Blasto: Understanding Blastomycosis

Water safety: Tips for water adventures.

To follow along with Dr. Katie, she’s on Instagram at @realkatielee

In this episode, Brittany North dives into the world of dog-powered sports with Blanka, the creative manager of Non-Stop Dogwear, based in Norway. Blanka shares her expertise on the foundations of training and learning the thrilling sport of canicross, where humans and dogs form an incredible team.

We explore how starting with canicross can serve as a base for progressing into bikejoring and skijoring, and Blanka reveals invaluable safety tips for both dogs and humans engaging in these activities.

Non-Stop Dogwear’s innovative approach, combining science and ergonomics, ensures that their gear is tailored to optimize dogs' performance and well-being.

We also delve into the significance of correctly fitting gear for both humans and dogs, understanding how it directly impacts their comfort for peak performance. Blanka also shares insights on the future of dog-powered sports may look like, discussing emerging trends and exciting possibilities that lie ahead.

Lastly, Blanka discusses the concept of friluftsliv—a Norwegian term encompassing the deep connection between humans and nature.

If you’d like to check out Nonstop Dog Wear’s gear, be sure to follow them on Instagram at @nonstopdogwear and follow the adventures of Blanka and her dogs at @huskyblanka

In this captivating episode, join Brittany North in a fascinating conversation with Maddy, an expert from the renowned International Wolf Center in Ely, Minnesota. Maddy shares her wealth of knowledge about the intriguing world of wolves, covering everything from their behavior to essential tips on how to handle encounters with these majestic creatures while out on the trail.

But should we do when us outdoorsy dog folks find ourselves face-to-face with a wolf during their outdoor expeditions? Maddy provides valuable insights and practical advice on how to handle such encounters with caution and respect. Learn about the signs to look out for, strategies to deter potential conflicts, and the importance of understanding wolf behavior to ensure a safe and mutually beneficial coexistence.

Maddy also shares how you can experience the International Wolf Center in-person and virtually and how you can support the organization. You can follow them at @intlwolfcenter on Instagram.

Join myself with Can-Am Kat (Kat Langlais), as we talk about her racing season but most importantly, her being the first woman in history to win the Can-Am, a 250 mile sled dog race race.

Join me in the ramblings of another Trail Side episode, where Carpenter Ted, myself, Panda and Cowboy spend a few days adventuring in the north woods at the property. Join me in this episode where I share tips about off leash training (espionage in new environments), dog bug spray best practice, trail manners, and how to cool your dog down on trail.

Join me on this episode as I sit down with Mike Somerby, the Marketing Director of Duckworth, a leading wool garment manufacturer and e-commerce retailer. Duckworth specializes in creating rugged gear designed to withstand harsh weather conditions for hard jobs and adventure based outdoorsy folks. What sets them apart is their commitment to sustainability and ethical practices both for the land they’re on and their ranch dog coworkers.

Discover how Duckworth raises all their own sheep in Montana, providing a unique and locally sourced and made product. But their commitment to ethical practices goes beyond just sheep farming. They've integrated working dogs, such as border collies and livestock guardian dogs, into their operations to manage and protect the sheep across thousands of acres of land.

We delve into the fascinating world of ranch dogs and explore the critical role they play in the everyday operations of Duckworth. From herding sheep to guarding them against predators, these dogs contribute to the company's sustainable and ethical approach to land management.

Learn how Duckworth practices believes in humane and ethical care for their dogs who work for a living, and how their partnership with these loyal companions benefits both the company and the environment. If you’re interested in following Duckworth, you can find them on Instagram at @duckworthco

Welcome to the first Trail Side episode! In these conversational episodes from the trail, you’ll hopefully laugh and learn something. In this episode, Brittany North and Carpenter Ted, take Panda on a celebratory hike for her 11th birthday, raspberry picking, and Brittany shares how to relieve itchy mosquito bites on trail, which was learned from following, Linda Black Elk.

In this episode, myself and Robert Forto, fellow dog trainer and podcaster, delve into the essential foundations of dog training that are crucial before embarking on outdoor adventures with your furry friend. From basic obedience commands to leash manners and recall training, we cover the fundamental skills your dog needs for a successful and safe outdoor experience. Additionally, we share invaluable tips on dog safety during adventures, including choosing the right gear, understanding canine body language, and navigating potential hazards in the great outdoors. Tune in to ensure you and your canine companion have the knowledge and tools for a remarkable, secure, and enjoyable outdoor adventure together. Be sure to follow Robert Forto @akdogworks on Instagram and listen to Dog Works Radio on all podcast platforms @firstdogmedia.

Welcome to the first Dog Diaries episode, if you need a good laugh… well you’re sure to laugh during this episode. Join my husband and I where we share our story of how not to canoe camp with your dog. This is a very “do as I say, not as I do” kind of episode. Enjoy this doozie and do better than us taking your dog on a canoe camping trip! To support and follow North Paws Wilderness for podcast episodes and dog training, we can be found on Instagram at @northpawswilderness