HeyJaredDog Chats
You love your dogs, but sometimes their behavior can be confusing, frustrating or even embarrassing. Join Emma Clifford, a CPDT certified dog trainer, and Kirsten Wojcik, an IAABC certified dog behavior consultant and Licensed Family Dog Mediator as they chat about behavior,…
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Episode 42: Weather & Your Dog: How the Seasons Can Affect Behavior and Well-Being (opens the original)
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How does the weather affect our dogs? From hot summer days and keeping dogs cool to changes in behavior as the seasons shift, weather can have a bigger impact on our canine companions than we might realize. In this episode, we explore how heat, cold, changes in daylight and even changes in barometric pressure may affect dogs physically and behaviorally. We also talk about seasonal changes in mood and activity, how to recognize when your dog may be struggling with the weather, and practical ways
Episode 41: Understanding Anxiety in Dogs: Why it Happens and How to Help (opens the original)
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Anxiety can affect dogs of all ages and breeds, but it doesn't always look the way we expect. In this episode of Dog Chats, we explore what anxiety really is, why it develops, and how it can impact both dogs and the people who love them. Join Emma and Kirsten as they discuss the difference between fear, stress, and anxiety, the signs to look for, and why understanding what's happening beneath the behavior is the first step in providing meaningful support. You'll come away with practical ways to
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