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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, ways to connect with dogs, how to build positive relationships and their journeys with their own dogs. Respected in their field for their creative approach to challenging dog behavior and finding ways to meet the needs of both families and their dogs, Emma and Kirsten offer practical advice and a bit of humor.To connect with your Dog Chats podcast hosts use these links:Emma: https://www.ecdogtraining.comKirsten: https://www.kwhappydogs.com
Unknown Host hosts Dog Chats, a kids show with 41 episodes published.
In this episode of Dog Chats, we're joined by Michelle Stern, founder of Pooch Parenting, to talk about helping kids and dogs thrive together. Whether you're expecting a baby, raising young children, or simply looking to
Living with more than one dog can be joyful, chaotic, and—at times—a little overwhelming. In this episode, Emma and Kirsten dive into what it really takes to support both dogs and humans in a multi-dog household. From ma
Dog parks can be a paradise for pups… or a chaotic free-for-all. In this episode, Emma and Kirsten dive into the world of dog parks and break down both the benefits and the challenges of these popular hangout spots for d
In this heartfelt episode, Emma and Kirsten sit down with certified dog behavior consultant and trainer Helen St. Pierre to talk about one of the most emotional — and important — chapters of life with our dogs: their sen
As a new year begins, we’re trading pressure and perfection for something better: kindness. In this episode, we talk about our hopes and positive intentions for the year ahead—adding more gentleness, self-care, and compa
Ever wonder what really happens behind the scenes when we work with dogs and their humans? In this episode, Emma and Kirsten take you from the very first phone call—where we begin uncovering goals, concerns, and unique d
In this episode, Emma and Kirsten dive into everything you need to know about helping your dog feel safe, secure, and even excited about car rides. Whether you're planning a big road trip or just want to make vet visits
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the pint-sized pups that often get overlooked. From breed discrimination to misconceptions about behavior and care, small dogs face unique challenges that deserve our attention. E
Your dog is missing—what now? In this urgent and practical episode, we guide you through the crucial first steps to take when your dog disappears. From creating effective flyers and using social media, to contacting shel
Ever spotted a wandering pup and felt unsure what to do next? In this episode, we break down the essential steps to safely help a lost dog—from how to approach it without scaring it off, to checking for tags, using socia
Remember when summer felt endless—when every day was an invitation to explore, get a little sunburned, and create memories with your favorite people? In this episode, Emma and Kirsten take you back to those golden days a
What comes to mind when you see a dog wearing a muzzle? Chances are, we already have a good idea of your response. Unfortunately, muzzles often carry a negative stigma in our culture—despite being incredibly valuable too
Did you know that dogs can't see anything that is 12-18 inches in front of their face? Or that the size of their skull affects their ability to hear different frequencies? During this episode, Emma and Kirsten share the
In this episode, Emma and Kirsten dive into essential tips and strategies for preparing your pets for any emergency or disaster. Whether it’s a hurricane, fire, or earthquake, keeping your furry friends safe is a top pri
In this episode, Emma and Kirsten sit down with Kim Brophey, an applied ethologist and a leading voice in the movement to transform the way we understand and interact with dogs. Kim shares her insights on the much-needed
As Dr. Kelle Kearney says in this episode, veterinarians wear many different hats. Our veterinarians are such an important part of our dog's team, and they offer so many important insights into our dogs' mental and physi
Have you ever been in a new place- maybe a subway in another country or a county fair on a crowded holiday- and been overwhelmed with the sights, sounds and smells around you? Sometimes our brain is so busy taking in sen
Have you ever listened to someone speak about their mission and felt chills and motivation to make positive change happen? Listening to Dr. Christi during this episode will have you visualizing the power that compassiona
Dog training is an unregulated industry where anyone can call themselves a "trainer" and make an eye-catching website in order to sell you their quick fix services- sometimes at great cost to the welfare of your dog. In
Have you been given different advice about which equipment to use on your dog? Is your dog comfortable in their gear when they are heading out for a walk? Emma and Kirsten explore answers to these questions and offer som
Helen St. Pierre
certified dog behavior consultant and trainer
1 appearance on this show
Emma
Founder and CEO · Formery Architects and Interior Design
2 appearances on this show
Kirsten
Operations Director · EssexLash
2 appearances on this show
Kim Brophey
applied ethologist, professional Family Dog Mediator™, Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (CDBC), Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)
1 appearance on this show
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