This episode we talk about how natural instincts can provide your dog with a deep level of satisfaction and how by doing so, can have a tremendous therapeutic effect on your dogs anxiety and fears.
Join me while I break down the components of the hunting mentality and understand your dogs internal desires.
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This episode, we have on Author, MJ Sloan to talk about her book ‘Tanka; Stories of Life, Love and Loss with that one special dog’ and to introduce her brand new book ‘Finding Home; One dogs search for family.
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I’m back after a long transition process and with an all new episode to kick this off in the right direction. In this Episode we talk briefly about how not fulfilling your dogs natural desire could be a lead cause of anxiety.
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Founder of Paws 4 people, Kyria Henry Whisenhunt, joins us on The Pack Animal Podcast to talk about her amazing foundation and how they are reshaping lives through service dogs.
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This episode we have on, professional trainer, breeder and owner of Kyle’s puppy finishing school, Kyle Chaharyn to discuss his life long passion and dedication to Fox Red Labrador Retriever.
Early history shows that the Labrador Retriever, which was originally a black dog with white coloration, had been selectively breed over time to create the three solid color variations we have come to know today as the black, yellow and chocolate Labrador. However, the rarely seen color of the Fox Red variation has a deeper history many don’t know about.
Kyle’s website link below;
http://www.caninefinishingschool.com/
Today we have on the show Matt Aldrovandi, area forester with the Tennessee division of forestry, to discuss Prairie ecology and good forest management practices to help us keep the beautiful terrain we enjoy seeing and a strong and healthy population of wild birds for our future.
In this episode we touch on which plant life we can cultivate to create a viable and healthy source for game birds and which plants to avoid that may be dangerous for our furry companions.
https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/forests.html
This episode we have on special guest, Animal Communicator and Artist, Karen Miura, founder of Whispers from Animals, to talk about how we can connect on a deeper and emotional level with our furry loved ones.
Here are some links to help you connect with Karen,
www.WhispersFromAnimals.com
WhispersFromAnimals@Gmail.com
Of course, with every device I always say you don’t NEED them but they certainly can come in handy in an emergency and they certainly can make the specific processes of training easier.
Many people have their various collar conditioning methods, I’m sure you can do a quick search on the internet and find that there are literally thousands of results. and all of them are not unique in any way. They can absolutely be lumped in categories and always follow the same methods of pressure to do what is asked.
We had an overwhelming positive response to my previous episode, Stimulation Collars with guest Steve Snell, owner of Gun Dog Supply. However, there were a few concerns from listeners that simply need more clarification.
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Through the Eyes of a Canine, by David J. Kurlander now available on amazon
This episode we have on Steve Snell, Avid Upland and Water fowl hunter and owner of Gun Dog Supply, to discuss the advantages of using remote stimulation devices. We discuss the differences between the variety of devices available today, answer questions for those who many not understand the purpose of their use, and break the negative stigma behind such devices.
Links below;
www.GunDogSupply.com
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I really wanted to dedicate this episode to answering some questions from my listeners. I posted on the social media platforms asking if anyone had any questions or concerns that they would like me to address on this episode and the response was overwhelming.
I selected a few questions that I would like to address on todays episode. However, if you are listening and I didn’t have a chance to address your question today, please rest assure that I have reserved your messages and will be addressing your questions on a future episode. So stay tuned.
With that said, many of the questions and concerns that I received had a commonality. This is actually something you will hear me say every time. Even though every situation I read was unique in their own way, they seemed to fall into the category of confusion, on both sides (human and dog)
Links below;
Through the Eyes of a Canine, by David J Kurlander, Available on Amazon.com
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I know in my very first episode I talk about what anthropomorphism is but with many recent questions arising after the release of my new book, Through the Eyes of a Canine, I decided that this episode should dive deeper into the psychology of this topic and discuss how anthropomorphism has it’s advantages and disadvantages.
THROUGH THE EYES OF A CANINE, by David J Kurlander, Now Available on Amazon.com
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Micromanaging your dog throughout the day is not only completely natural but absolutely necessary for your dogs understanding of structure. Implementing these practices can provide you with moments of relief throughout your already hectic day, as well as, help settle any anxiety your dog may have.
The consistency of the day will help you to find more time to do the things you want or ‘have to do’ such as work, schooling, or recreational activities with the family.
https://www.amazon.com/Through-Eyes-Canine-perception-understanding/dp/1737218712/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=38VPBN01EF37P&keywords=david+kurlander+in+books&qid=1637764948&qsid=132-3472236-8064928&sprefix=david+kur%2Caps%2C118&sr=8-3&sres=1737218712%2C1101885688%2C0062976583%2C0300234546%2C150113597X%2C1982115858%2C0262032139%2C0525559477%2C0063046598%2C1982139137%2C1250238447%2C1637581114%2CB087ZXSPGJ%2CB08DMVCQNL&srpt=ABIS_BOOK
