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This episode we have Michelle Scarchilli and Joe Steinfeld from Vetmedics inc. on the show with us to discuss the potential hazards of the Summer Season and how to best identify and prevent heat related issues.
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What we identify as a problem behavior may not be a problem to your dog. This Episode we talk a little about what these issues may be and how your dog may feel differently.
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Training devices can be very useful and make training easier but I feel it is massively important to understand that these are not the solution! Using devices in-place of training will never yield the results you may be looking for and can cause both physical and mental harm to your dog in the long run.
Accountability, effort and dedication to proper training is the only way to go.
"Don't blame the device for lack of effort."
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Each and every day we experience moments of simplicity that can answer life’s most difficult questions. We simply have to open our mind’s eye and acknowledge them. This episode I just wanted to share one of my own personal experiences. The most difficult challenge when dealing with a behavior issue is stopping yourself from defeating yourself. Don’t give up when times become hard. Dedication and seeing your success will yield the greats results.
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This episode we will answer three selected questions that are on the minds of our listeners.
Thank you for the overwhelming amount of questions in response to our Facebook posting and please keep them coming for a future episode of Q&A with Animal Behavior Specialist, Professional Trainer and Wild Animal Researcher, David J Kurlander.
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Do you have any questions about adoptions? What should you expect? Well, Paws Crossed in Elmsford New York is here to help!
This episode we have a very special guest, Founder and CEO Jennifer Angelucci, with us to talk a little about how Paws Crossed Rescue started and what they are all about.
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What is Socializing? We have all heard of this term being used when referring to our dog’s behavior in public. In this episode of The Pack Animal Podcast, I give my opinion on what proper socializing is and how to approach a healthy interaction.
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What is domestication? The domestic dog dates back tens of thousands of years. However, there are no wild golden retrievers or Doberman Pinscher packs roaming the forests...so how did we get the German Shorthair pointer and Labrador Retriever from a Wolf or Coyote? The debate is still in the air today. Join us with special guest and personal friend of mine, Dr. Christos Suriano, to help us gain knowledge on past and current research and to discuss our own personal theories toward this discovery.
This episode we talk about a very special little boy named Jamie. Jamie is a beautiful Cocker Spaniel who was born blind and deaf. He was adopted and returned several times as a puppy due to difficulties in training. Jamie has the sweetest nature and, behaviorally, Cocker Spaniel to the core.
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One dogs long journey from near-death to paradise. Big Red is a pure blood, Red bone coon hound with a story to melt your heart. With us on this episode is Reds savior, Kimberly Cooper, Someone who didn’t give up on him and saved him from drowning in the whirl pool of failure set by societal expectations.
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It’s absolutely wonderful when people research, read books, google methods and ask advice from friends and family. However, this can be a major hindrance towards success. If none of these avenues have satisfied your issues, and you reach out to a professional in the field. Please reserve your wealth of knowledge and open you mind to a different theory. Most techniques and methods have similarities on the surface but achieve different outcomes due to variations in application. Every dog is different, every environment is different, and every person is different. With understanding and dedication, you can reach the stars.
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Have a listen to my lecture at the Chatham Public Library in beautiful Chatham New York. It was a great day with an amazing group of people. Thank you to all that came out that day to see me.
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There are dangers all around us and its good to be aware of them. Sometimes the most dangerous things hide in plain sight. In this episode I share my personal encounter with the Foxtail plant.
The barbed seed heads of the Foxtail plant can work their way into any part of your dog, the nose, between the toes, inside the ears, eyes, and mouth. ... The danger of Foxtail goes beyond simple irritation as it could embed and cause major infections, even blindness and deafness.
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The Bracco Italiano has been called the oldest European pointer, and its history reaches back as far as the fourth or fifth century BC.
The Bracco, that’s B R A C C O, for all that have not heard of this breed, is a 55-88 pound hound looking pointer. If you haven’t heard of the breed you should definitely look it up online. Bracco’s make wonderful companions but require a lot of mental and physical stimulation. This breed is born to work the hunting fields. Their predatory drive is very high and they typically shine in the field. However, they require a bit of finesse with training. Traditional hunting methods tend to suppress the Bracco’s natural instincts.
This Episode of The Pack Animal Podcast I give a short story to support the trained hunting Bracco’s ability in the field with a scary test of nature!
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In this episode we discuss our domestic canines and their ever changing environment. Many people reach out to me because their dog or dogs are experiencing some form of anxiety due to a recent move, change in schedule, or new additions to the pack, such as a new puppy, kitten or a new baby.. On the show with us today is a very special guest and dear friend of mine, Melissa Leo with her furry familiar Buddy. Melissa is a very well know actor who has appeared in countless productions. Her talent and effervescent personality have earned her the greatest respect within her industry. Melissa experiences this situation quite often as she travels all over the country and the world and often travels with her pack. Let’s discuss the trial and tribulations of such nature and what we did to remedy this.
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Join us with this information packed episode as we discuss emergency care with our two special guests, Founder and Owner Michelle Scarchilli, and Veterinary Assistant Joe Steinfeld from VetMedics Inc. The Hudson Valley’s only Veterinary Ambulance service.
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If you live in the Hudson Valley area this is a number you should always have on hand!
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Are you considering adding an addition to your pack or already have a Labrador, Golden Retriever or English Pointer? Understanding the hunting breeds is very important to maintaining a happy and healthy life for you and your life long pack member. Episode seven of The Pack Animal Podcast touches on some of the issues pertaining to the hunting breeds behavior and natural desires. Have a listen to this informative mini episode and please visit us at www.Patreon.com/ThePackAnimalPodcast and subscribe to our monthly membership for weekly, more in-depth conversations, with special guests and remote location recordings. Hear Training tips from the world’s leading professionals and follow me and my fellow researchers on expeditions as we gather more information about our kindred spirits.
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With the holiday rapidly approaching we may be wondering what is best for our furry little family members. This is a very common question this time of the year and a great one at that. All dogs have different personalities. Some dogs are completely fine when introduced to a chaotic environment and some dogs simply shut down. In this short holiday episode, I give some advice that may help you to better understand what may be best for your dog and what trials and tribulations you and your dog may face within this kind of exposure.
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We always hear the terms dominant and submissive being loosely used when describing our dogs behavior or to describe the method of training being applied. Understanding the natural balance of these two very important behaviors is incredibly important. Often the word dominant construes as aggressive and submissive construes as fearful. These are very different behaviors and are often confused. Healthy levels of aggression and fear are also natural behaviors of communication. However, forward aggression in many instances (NOT ALL) is a product of fear. Fear meaning lack of structure or communication both internal (within the pack), and external (the expectation of the stranger). Have a listen to episode 05 of The Pack Animal Podcast where we scratch the surface on a controversial topic.
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Let’s dive deep into the perception of reality of our furry familiars. Understanding how they see the world and what they expect from us and how we can develop a relationship through communication. Find your potential and see the potential of all that’s around you. Your dog is counting on you for love and understanding. Stop and listen, close your eyes, leave your human mindset behind for a moment and bring to light a voice that has always spoken loudly but has never been heard. Make the changes you desire and never accept failure ! Become the Wolf !
Please checkout the book mentioned in this Podcast episode, Jamie’s Journey.
https://www.amazon.com/Jamies-Journey-Brenda-Maeder/dp/1985312476/ref=asc_df_1985312476/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312087669297&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=16811047436397372595&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9004635&hvtargid=pla-569815489365&psc=1
Here is a link to the rescue mentioned in this episode,
https://www.luckystarcavalierrescue.org/
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