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Dog Driven is a podcast for hunters, trainers, and handlers who live for early mornings, muddy boots, cold retrieves, and the bond built in the field.
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S1 E42 WELLNESS WEDNESDAY - The Performance Dog Joint & Bone Health Deep Dive - Disease, Injury, Prevention, Treatment & Building a Dog for Longevity (opens the original)
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Joint health is about a lot more than hip dysplasia — and orthopedic disease doesn’t only affect senior dogs. In this Wellness Wednesday deep dive, we’re breaking down the joint and bone conditions every sporting, working, and performance dog owner should know about, from puppyhood through the senior years. We’ll cover hip and elbow dysplasia, osteoarthritis, cruciate ligament disease, OCD, patellar luxation, growth plate injuries, angular limb deformities, panosteitis, HOD, fractures, septic ar
S1 E41 MYTH BUSTER MONDAY “Hip Dysplasia Is Just a Genetic Problem” (opens the original)
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Is hip dysplasia really just a genetic problem? In this Myth Buster Monday episode, we break down one of the most common misconceptions surrounding canine orthopedic health. Genetics absolutely matter — but they’re only one piece of a much bigger picture. We’re talking about how growth, body condition, nutrition, exercise, development, and environment can all influence orthopedic health, why even puppies from health-tested parents can still develop hip dysplasia, and why good genetics should be
S1 E40 The Genetics of a Performance Dog — Part 4: Is “Best to Best” Really Best? (opens the original)
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You have an incredible female. You find the most accomplished stud you can—the titles, the pedigree, the performance record, the genetics. Breed the best to the best and you should get even better puppies… right? Not necessarily. In the final installment of The Genetics of a Performance Dog , we’re taking everything we’ve learned throughout this series and asking the question that ultimately matters: How do you actually choose the right breeding pair? Because the most impressive dog available is
S1 E39 The Genetics of a Performance Dog — Part 3: Does Linebreeding Lock In the Good Traits? (opens the original)
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If an incredible dog appears multiple times in a pedigree, are you really “locking in” the traits that made that dog great? Not exactly. In Part 3 of our Wellness Wednesday series, The Genetics of a Performance Dog , we’re diving into one of the most debated topics in dog breeding: linebreeding, inbreeding, COI, and genetic diversity. Breeders have used linebreeding for generations to create consistency and preserve desirable characteristics within a family of dogs. But there’s an important catc
S1 E38 Myth Buster Monday “Dogs Eat Grass Because Their Stomach Is Upset” (opens the original)
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Dogs Eat Grass Because Their Stomach Is Upset… Right? 🌱🐕 We’ve all heard it: “If your dog is eating grass, their stomach must be upset.” But is grass-eating really a reliable sign of nausea? On this episode of Myth Buster Monday , we’re digging into why this common behavior is a lot more complicated than it seems. While gastrointestinal discomfort can play a role, dogs may eat grass for a variety of reasons—including normal foraging behavior, feeding patterns, environmental enrichment, and simpl
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