Category: Podcast

Sep 19
Ep 47. Tina Kristensen on Herding Breeds And Why Smart Doesn’t Mean Easy

Why are herding breeds so clever, intense and sometimes challenging to live with? Tina Kristensen explores their instincts, needs and what helps them thrive.

Sep 19
Ep 46. Juanita Rogers on Canine Adolescence And Why Your Teenage Dog Suddenly Stops Listening

Why has your once-responsive puppy suddenly stopped listening? Juanita Rogers explains what's happening during canine adolescence and how to support your teenage dog through it.

Sep 19
Ep 45. Jeanette Muldoon, Puppy Behaviourist, on Puppy Biting, Sleep & Socialisation

Puppy behaviourist Jeanette Muldoon joins Nathan to talk puppy biting, sleep, socialisation and what puppies really need during those overwhelming first few weeks at home.

Sep 06
Ep 44. Carrie’s Canines on puppy blues, biting & bonding: what new puppy parents really need to know

Puppyhood is magical, exhausting, and nothing like the Instagram version and this episode is the honest conversation every new puppy parent needs before (or during) the chaos.

Aug 21
Ep 43. Hayley Miles on Chihuahua Training: What Your Small Dog’s Behaviour Is Really Telling You

Chihuahuas aren't difficult, dramatic, or spoiled they're often just scared, in pain, or trying to be heard.

Aug 07
Ep 42. Toni Shelbourne on Tellington TTouch for Dogs: Calming Anxious & Reactive Dogs Through Touch

What if a few simple circles of your hand could help your anxious dog feel safe again?

Jul 25
Ep 41. Tracey Ordish of Dishys K9 Care on Living With an Anxious Dog: Hope, Confidence & Small Wins

If you've ever felt alone caring for a dog who finds the world overwhelming, this episode is the reassurance you've been waiting for.

Jul 08
Ep 40. Dr Charlotte Gray from Vetsy. Online Vet Consults mean Calmer Care for Anxious Dogs

If vet visits leave your dog trembling and you dreading the waiting room, this episode will show you a calmer, kinder way to get the care they need.

May 17
Ep 38. Kay Attwood, Author of Canine Cognitive Skills, on teaching your dog to think for themselves

What if the key to a calmer, more confident dog wasn't more commands, but more choices?