Your Family Dog Podcast

YFD 164: Leash Pulling Solved!

Happy Throwback Thursday! This week, we're revisiting the perennial issue of loose leash walking. Tune in for a refresher on the best way to make sure you and your dog both enjoy the outdoors this fall.
 
"Walking the dog" is one of those things that's often a lot harder than it sounds. Julie and Tina break down the art of loose leash walking and offer advice and suggestions to help both you and Fido enjoy your walks.
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246: A Second Chance at Love: Senior Dog Adoption with Peggy Rew

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247: A Second Chance at Love; Senior Dog Adoptions with Peggy Rew
Peggy Rew is our guest on this episode. Peggy Rew is a professional pet nanny, published wordsmith, copy editor, and pet care educator. A pet rescuer since the ‘70’s, Rew has touched the lives of more than 4,000 animals: dogs, cats, horses, goats, reptiles, llamas, fish, bunnies, and birds, etc. Her penned creations include poetry, short stories and hundreds of published articles.
 
You may reach Peggy at: rewcrew5@gmail.com or at 775-830-0982
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/m.peggy.a.rew
 
Time Stamps - 
0:00 Introduction
1:20 Puppies can produce a lot of complication
2:11 The story of a senior dog adoption
4:00 Often seniors are available due to people going into senior living and they can’t keep their beloved pet.
8:00 Young doesn’t always mean healthy and a long life, and a 7 year old dog, in some cases is elderly and in others (say a Jack Russell) are just starting to mature!
10:00 Checklists of expectations and deal breakers
11:10 “Senior” often means 7, but sometimes it means 10 years old or older
12:44 An adult dog knows him or herself. They are just as easy to train. We know whether or not they are comfortable with a quiet or busy life, do they like kids, etc
14:30 What attributes does our family need, what attributes do we need to avoid?
20:50 Older dogs often make puppy raising easier
21:26 Breed specific rescue can be a huge help if you want a specific breed
27:51 If a family member is afraid of dogs, please resolve that before you get a dog!
33:00 If possible adopt dogs from groups that do matching assessments such as Meet Your Match® & Safer® assessments from the ASPCA. We tend to get better matches when such programs are utilized.
 
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The Your Family Dog Podcast is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The content provided on this podcast does not constitute professional veterinary, behavioral, or training advice. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian, a positive reinforcement-based professional dog trainer, or a qualified pet professional before making any decisions regarding your pet’s health, behavior, or training.
While we strive to share accurate and helpful information, every dog is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. The hosts and guests of The Your Family Dog Podcast disclaim all liability for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast.
Listener discretion is advised when implementing any suggestions discussed. This podcast may feature guests with their own views, which do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the podcast hosts.
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YFD 002: Preparing Your Dog for Halloween

Happy Throwback Thursday! With spooky season officially upon us, now is a great time to start preparing yourself and your dog for Halloween. Tune in for a quick refresher on the challenges Halloween can present for pups, and advice on how to help guide them through it.
TimeStamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:05 Ginger's Story
3:00 Sounds can be scary
3:40 Dogs decide what is "normal" based on early socialization
7:00 Salt Lake City
9:00 Socialization & Habituation
10:24 Additive Philosophy
11:19 Challenges of Halloween
11:30 Tips: A Safe Place to Go
12:00 Tips: Behavior Changes
12:50 Don't force uncomfortable situations (from your dog's perspective)
14:00 Costume Stress - Does your dog enjoy it?
15:00 Dog won't move - Then your dog is not enjoying the costume 19:00 Call In Question: Should I get a Dog for my Dog?
21:00 Alone Training
Halloween can be a scary holiday for dogs. In this episode, Julie Fudge Smith and Colleen Pelar discuss the importance of socialization and why dogs can be a bit unnerved by the sights and sounds of Halloween.
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245: Understanding Dog Body Language to Prevent Conflict

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246: Reading Dog Body Language to Reduce Conflict
Peggy Rew is our guest on this episode. Peggy Rew is a professional pet nanny, published wordsmith, copy editor, and pet care educator. A pet rescuer since the ‘70’s, Rew has touched the lives of more than 4,000 animals: dogs, cats, horses, goats, reptiles, llamas, fish, bunnies, and birds, etc. Her penned creations include poetry, short stories and hundreds of published articles.
 
You may reach Peggy at: rewcrew5@gmail.com or at 775-830-0982
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/m.peggy.a.rew
 
Time Stamps - 
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Introducing Peggy
1:40 Dog Safety Activity Books
2:15 Activity Books
3:15 Consent & Agency - Why they matter
4:10 Eating
5:15 Resource Guarding
7:30 Dogs deserve respect too
9:00 The Nose Knows
12:00 Bites are very rare
13:00 Strategies to keep little fingers away from dog mouths
18:30 Dogs are family
20:20 Who is your dog?
22:30 Fireworks
24:00 Preparing our dogs
27:00 Lobby for Silent Fireworks
28:08 Would you miss the “booms”?
32:00 More on Dog Safety Activity Books
40:00 Does “Dog Bite Prevention” turn people off?
42:00 Kiss to Dismiss - The Kindest of Corrections
44:00 A time out can be a real gift!
45:00 Bite Prevention doesn’t really land well
 
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The Your Family Dog Podcast is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The content provided on this podcast does not constitute professional veterinary, behavioral, or training advice. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian, a positive reinforcement-based professional dog trainer, or a qualified pet professional before making any decisions regarding your pet’s health, behavior, or training.
While we strive to share accurate and helpful information, every dog is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. The hosts and guests of The Your Family Dog Podcast disclaim all liability for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast.
Listener discretion is advised when implementing any suggestions discussed. This podcast may feature guests with their own views, which do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the podcast hosts.
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YFD 059: The Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare (part 2 of 2)

Happy Throwback Thursday! Last time, we revisited the first of two episodes on the "Five Freedoms" that underpin so much of positive reinforcement training. Tune in this week as we continue that theme by re-releasing Part 2.
 
Colleen Pelar and Julie Fudge Smith continue the discussion of the Five Freedoms of "internationally accepted standards of care that assert a living being’s right to humane treatment." In this episode they concentrate on freedom to express normal behavior and freedom from fear and distress, and how providing this standard of care is good for you as well as for your pet.
 
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244: Jen Shryock on Kids, Dogs, and Body Language

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245: How Kids & Dogs Communicate
Jennifer Shryock, Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (CDBC) and  Licensed Family Dog Mediator, is the owner and founder of Family Paws® LLC. She has a certification from the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants and a duo degree in special education and Elementary Education with more than 30 years of experience. She’s served on multiple boards, including the International Childbirth Education Association, and was Vice President of Doggone Safe, a non-profit dedicated to dog bite prevention and victim support. (2001-2016)
 
A recognized expert on dog and baby/toddler interactions and safety, Jen has mentored hundreds of dog professionals, written and spoken extensively about these topics. 
 
While working with the rescue organization she adopted her dog from, Jen found herself supporting families with babies or young children overwhelmed by the challenges of their situations. This need for support and education led her to build resources for new and expecting families through Family Paws®. This specialized service led to creating the highly endorsed international program Dogs & Storks® for expecting and adopting families, followed by Dogs & Toddlers™. This ultimately led to the creation of Family Paws® Parent Education, now offering programs and services worldwide. 
 
Jennifer lives in Cary, North Carolina, with her husband, children,  2 dogs, 5 cats and an 
adorable guinea pig.
 
 Time Stamps - 
0:00 Introduction
3:17 Supervision
4:30 What sensitivities does your dog have? 
5:10 Proximity
6:20 Learning each member of the family’s body language can be a huge help
9:00 Developmental Stages
15:15 Little ones are taking it all in
16:00 Believe the signals
16:30 My dog would NEVER…..
17:25 Observing body language helps make things more predictable
17:50 Babies grow, dogs age
19:24 Empower yourself to understand your family members
20:05 What body language signals are often missed
20:45 Lip Licks - What they mean 🙂
21:26 Each dog is a study of one
22:07 Corrine’s face had subtitles
23:00 Lip licks are often not facing you but they do still mean stress
25:00 Video your dog doing regular things to learn body language… they give us tons of info.
26:20 Things change over time.
26:55 It’s easier to read other people’s dogs than our own. How weird?!?!
30:00 High chairs!
31:00 Previous behavior matters
32:00 Sequencing - what it is and why I love it!
34:30 What’s a signal parents sometimes miss with kiddos?
35:35 College students can even be tough for our dogs
36:45 What do families miss that worries dogs?
37:28 Cat & Digital Frame
38:17 All kinds of things impact our dogs
39:00 Sensitivities can come and go
40:09 What are your child’s sensitivities
41:19 Behavior and Body language is communication!
47:30 Does your dog get one on one time
48:00 What helps overwhelm? Grace & Management
49:05 Everyone is doing the best they can!
50:00 Keep it simple
50:20 Types of supervision
51:24 We all get distracted - How to adjust management to make that ok
54:50 Management goodies in the freezer
55:19 Plans ahead! The kids can help
57:13 Ideally we want active and proactive supervision. If passive, let’s manage the dogs differently. Have a plan for the difficult times of the day.
59:12 Flexibility helps
1:03:01 Small connections matter
1:04:20 Proximity - He snuck right past me!
1:05:05 Invites decrease bites (invite the dog over vs approaching the dog)
1:05:08 Dog & Baby on the scene, Parent in between This makes inclusion so much easier.
1:05:38 Crawl around and see your home from your dog & baby’s perspective, you will see where you can adjust to give extra exits.
1:10: 20 Kids Around Dogs & The Family Dog
 
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The Your Family Dog Podcast is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The content provided on this podcast does not constitute professional veterinary, behavioral, or training advice. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian, a positive reinforcement-based professional dog trainer, or a qualified pet professional before making any decisions regarding your pet’s health, behavior, or training.
While we strive to share accurate and helpful information, every dog is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. The hosts and guests of The Your Family Dog Podcast disclaim all liability for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast.
Listener discretion is advised when implementing any suggestions discussed. This podcast may feature guests with their own views, which do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the podcast hosts.
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YFD 058: The Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare (part 1 of 2)

Happy Throwback Thursday! Today, we're revisiting one of the key underpinnings of positive reinforcement training- the "Five Freedoms." Tune in for a quick refresher on the first three of these vital components of animal welfare.  
 
Julie Fudge Smith and Colleen Pelar discuss the first three of the Five Freedoms that the ASPCA lists as "internationally accepted standards of care that assert a living being’s right to humane treatment." They are standards which apply not only to dogs, but to every animal in our care, whether they are pets, farm animals, or working animals.
 
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243: Adding a New Dog to an Old Dog

Senior dog specialist Helen St. Pierre returns to YFD, but this time she's joined by trainer Kathy Callahan, who focuses on the other end of life- puppies! The two of them are co-authors of the new book "Old Dog, New Dog" which aims to help families navigate living with both senior dogs and puppies. Pull up a chair and listen in for a conversation about puppies, seniors, death, aging, and everything in between!
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Adding a New Dog to an Old Dog
Kathy Callahan and Helen St. Pierre are the authors of Old Dog, New Dog: A Guide to Supporting Your Aging Best Friend and Welcoming a New One.
Helen St. Pierre is the founder of the senior animal rescue and sanctuary Old Dogs Go To Helen and the owner of No Monkey Business Dog Training. She is certified as a professional dog trainer (CPDT-KSA), a dog behavior consultant (CDBC), and a family dog mediator (LFDM). Helen’s website is nomonkeybusinessdogtraining.com
Certified dog trainer (CPDT-KA) and family dog mediator (LFDM) Kathy Callahan specializes in puppies. The author of Welcoming Your Puppy from Planet Dog and 101 Rescue Puppies, she writes monthly on training and behavior for Whole Dog Journal. Her business, PupStart, focuses on helping clients through puppyhood. Her website is www.puppypicks.com. 
KATHY SOCIAL:
Instagram - instagram.com/puppypicks 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kathryn.g.callahan  
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2XrCeyKGTvXvp4l5dSMG1A  
HELEN Facebook:
Facebook Personal: https://www.facebook.com/lellow.oneplease - Helen Personal   
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/olddogsggotohelen - Old Dogs Go to Helen
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/NoMonkeyBusinessDogTraining  - Dog Training Page 
 Time Stamps - 
0:00 Introduction
1:30 Kathy Callahan Introduction - Puppies!
4:45 Helen St. Pierre Introduction - Oldies!
7:15 Old Dog, New Dog
9:00 Learning We Cannot Get From a Book
10:11 Set them up to have their needs met, Young or Old
12:50 Quality of Life Weekly Check List for senior dogs
15:00 Function, Purpose & Joy
17:15 Making the Golden Age Golden
20:32 Things often marketed for puppies are great tools for senior dogs
22:35 Puppies & Senior Dogs
24:15 The Vision (the dream)
25:02 The Challenges (time to step up)
25:46 The Work Arounds
28:00 A Plan with Resources! It can be easier
31:30 “Reels” aren’t Real Life. Great relationships are built in months, not seconds.
31:48 Lots of breaks for the senior dog, they can’t raise the puppy!
32:30 Communication is information, be ready to support the puppy and your senior
35:39 Full Vet Check for our seniors before bringing home that puppy
43:10 We can make most situations work, honoring the oldie and the puppy both!
54:05 What do people miss about changes in their senior dogs? Purpose and joy vs Function
56:23 We sometimes miss that the dog isn’t doing what he has typically done… not coming into the family room (hard floors, more light, etc) cut toenails…. Things that help increase quality of life so our senior dogs can enjoy life with us!
58:50 Preferences shift
1:04:00 Medications aren’t a failure. Ideally, they are preemptive
 
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While we strive to share accurate and helpful information, every dog is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. The hosts and guests of The Your Family Dog Podcast disclaim all liability for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast.
Listener discretion is advised when implementing any suggestions discussed. This podcast may feature guests with their own views, which do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the podcast hosts.
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The Most Interesting Dogs in Literature

Welcome to Throwback Thursday! This week, we're going way back in the archives to revisit an episode about our favorite bookish dogs. Tune in and let us know your favorite!
Colleen Pelar and Julie Fudge Smith invite writer Ellie Hicks to join them in a discussion of books with or about dogs and their favorite literary pups. 
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Ellie's blog on 10 of the Best Literary Dogs
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The Most Interesting Dogs In Literature
Ellie Hicks is a writer, and Julie’s daughter and our audio producer! This is her list for AMReading
 Time Stamps - 
0:00 Welcome and Introduction
1:22 Which dogs are not on the list and why?
4:09 Ribsy
5:12 The Woofie’s Song - YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS!
6:20 Buck from Call of the Wild, Big Red series by Jim Kjelgaard
7:30 Little House on the Prairie - Jack
9:30 Toto from The Wizard of Oz
11:10 James Harriet’s dog tales
14:17 The Game of Thrones/Song of Fire & Ice - The Direwolves
15:10 Fang
16:20 Argos
18:43 Muggs
 
Cave Canem!
 
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The Your Family Dog Podcast is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The content provided on this podcast does not constitute professional veterinary, behavioral, or training advice. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian, a positive reinforcement-based professional dog trainer, or a qualified pet professional before making any decisions regarding your pet’s health, behavior, or training.
While we strive to share accurate and helpful information, every dog is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. The hosts and guests of The Your Family Dog Podcast disclaim all liability for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast.
Listener discretion is advised when implementing any suggestions discussed. This podcast may feature guests with their own views, which do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the podcast hosts.
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241 Part 2 How To Make Your Herding Dog Feel More Like Family!

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How To Make Your Herding Dog Feel More Like Family!- Part I
Herding dogs- they're gorgeous, energetic, loyal, and scary smart. We all love them, and many of us love the idea of having one of these beautiful, faithful dogs by our side. But are they really the right dog for every family?
Emily Priestley is the founder of Wild at Heart Dog Training, where she specializes in helping people successfully manage herding dogs in pet homes. She came on the show today to share her expertise. Join us as we chat about both the very real challenges and the very real joys of sharing a life with herding dogs.
Guest Biography
In 2021, Emily Priestley left a long shelter career to focus on helping dogs whose guardians are at the end of their rope—especially those facing fear, aggression, reactivity, and herding breed challenges like compulsive disorders. She specializes in working with herding breed dogs struggling in pet homes. If you’re dealing with a reactive border collie, Australian Cattle Dog, Aussie, or another herding dog, she can help.
Emily offers virtual group classes for reactivity, fear, aggression, and other issues that interfere with daily life. She also provides webinars designed for both trainers and pet guardians.
She holds the following certifications and credentials:
CTC from The Academy for Dog Trainers
Certified Dog Behaviour Consultant (CDBC) through the IAABC
Certified Cat Behaviour Consultant (CCBC) through the IAABC
Certified in Shelter Dog Behaviour (CSB-D) through the IAABC
Completed Julie Naismith’s Separation Anxiety Pro Trainer Program
Certified Death Doula, specializing in pet loss
Former member of the BC SPCA’s AnimalKind program (2021–2023)
During her career with the BC SPCA, Emily personally handled over 2,000 dogs. With experience across many breeds and behaviour issues, she has worked with dogs needing serious intervention. There’s nothing she hasn’t seen.
Emily lives on the west coast of British Columbia with her Australian Cattle Dog, Mozzie, and her three working line border collies—Griff, Mitch, and Stormi. She works with clients across North America, Mexico, the UK, and beyond. She is a regular webinar presenter, hosts the Wild at Heart Podcast, and co-hosts Conversations From Under the Bus with Jean Donaldson, Kristi Benson, and Lisa Skavienski, available on YouTube and through The Academy for Dog Trainers on Facebook.
 
Resources:
Wild at Heart Dog Training
Urban Sheepdog by Emily Priestley
YFD 171: Breed Matters
Time Stamps - 
0:00 Welcome to Part 2. If you missed Part 1 Please go back and listen to that episode first
1:07 Can scent work help our herding dogs?
2:04 Tricks & Trials
3:07 Intrinsic Motivation
5:57 Sensitivity
7:09 When does Sensitivity become a problem?
8:30 Problem - First stop is the vet
8:35 Sileo
11:30 Suffering is not okay - Get ye to the Vet!
17:12 Advocacy
19:00 We can’t “fix” normal, healthy dog behaviors
21:00 Enrichment
22:00 Classes for trainers AND FAMILIES
24:25 What is the oddest thing your dog has attempted to eat
 
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While we strive to share accurate and helpful information, every dog is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. The hosts and guests of The Your Family Dog Podcast disclaim all liability for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast.
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