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Hosted by Nadine Burzler · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 38 episodes
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We love our dogs, and we're doing the best we can with what we know. Where did that knowledge come from? Family, culture, the industries that sell to us?Just a Dog Podcast questions what we've inherited, who benefits from it, and whether any of it serves the dog in front of us. Welfare, training, the stuff we accept as normal without thinking about it. Hosted by Nadine, a regular dog guardian and adopter of Duna, an 8-year-old Spanish galga. Every Monday she pulls at those threads with people who know more than she does. | https://www.instagram.com/justadogpodcast
Nadine Burzler hosts Just a Dog Podcast, a society show with 38 episodes published.
Most people arrive in animal welfare believing that if they work hard enough they can save everybody. Jessica Dolce spent 20 years working with dogs, from dog walking in Philadelphia to animal sheltering in Maine, before
Toby Craze works with street dogs and with rescue dogs brought here from abroad. He traces what the trip from Romania or Thailand does to a dog, long before anyone talks about settling in. The conversation covers who che
In the mid 1990s, Julia Robertson had a 6 month old Labrador who couldn't lift his head. Nothing showed up on the imaging, nobody could name the problem, and she was told the kindest thing left was to put him to sleep. T
Your dog can't tell you when something's wrong, so they rely on you to notice. The person who lives with a dog knows their normal in a way no vet or trainer ever could, because you're the one who sees them every day. Tha
A puppy who only ever knew kindness grew into the most dangerous dog Trish McMillan has ever lived with. His story, and that of a dogfighting survivor who turned out gentle, sit at the heart of why a rescue dog is never
A puppy who only ever knew kindness grew into the most dangerous dog Trish McMillan has ever lived with. His story, and that of a dogfighting survivor who turned out gentle, sit at the heart of why a rescue dog is never
A greyhound loves to run. Running across a field and racing around an oval track aren't the same thing, and greyhound racing depends on us not noticing the difference. Nadine talks to three people working to end the spor
If you've ever stood in your kitchen at half eight on a Tuesday with a dog who's barking at nothing, lunging at the postman, scared of the front door, scared of you, scared of their own shadow, and wondered what on earth
If you've ever been through it, you'll know how painful it can be. You'll know what it's like the next morning after they've gone. The little signs of them missing, like the pitter-patter of their paws across the floor,
A border collie can track a sheep across a field from the smallest flick of movement. Drop that same dog on a busy street, and the skill that makes them brilliant is the one that comes undone. Ellen Greenwood-Sole, found
A growl is one of the clearest things a dog can tell us, and it's often the most misread. Dog aggression specialist Michael Shikashio has spent 25 years working with dogs that other trainers couldn't help. His view is th
When a dog reacts on the lead or struggles to settle at home, what we see is often the end of a biological process that started much earlier in the day. Daniel Shaw is a dog behaviourist with a master's in neuroscience.
In this episode, we look at why dogs behave in ways that confuse or worry us. Dr. Lisa explains how pain, fear, and the way we treat dogs at home can show up as behaviour we'd otherwise call "bad". It's a conversation th
Every spring, a double-coated dog sheds enough undercoat to knit a jumper. Most of it goes in the bin, or worse, on the garden fence for the birds, where flea treatment residue can kill hatchlings. Sebastian Salvat wants
Sally Muir is one of the UK’s most prolific painters of dogs. Her books A Dog a Day, Old Dogs, and Rescue Dogs are published by Pavilion. Her work has been selected for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, including Elde
A dog screaming during a dog training session in a pet store aisle set something in motion that became a 20,000-member global movement. Niki Tudge went in for supplies and came out in tears, and the Pet Professional Guil
There's a dog asleep on your sofa right now, or there was this morning. And there's a reasonable chance something in your wardrobe is made from dog leather. Abigail Forsyth is Campaign Manager for PETA Asia, leading inve
Most of us try to do right by our dog(s). The problem is that almost everything we've been taught about how to do that was built around human needs, human comfort and human expectations. My guest for today's episode is D
In this episode, I speak with clinical animal behaviourist Tom Candy BSc Hons MSc CCAB CSBS CDBC CBATI KA, whose career began in rescue at 15 and has spanned 15 years of frontline shelter work, behaviour support and staf
You've done the classes. Watched the videos. Tried the tools. And your dog is still struggling. What if the answer isn't another training method? Andrew Hale is a certified canine behaviourist with a background in human
Jo Middleton
International School for Canine Psychology & Behaviour
1 appearance on this show
Isobel
Animal Aid
1 appearance on this show
Norb
Shut Down Campaigns
1 appearance on this show
Ellen Greenwood-Sole
The Urban Herder
1 appearance on this show
Michael Shikashio
AggressiveDog.com
1 appearance on this show
Sebastian Salvat
Chiora
1 appearance on this show
Niki Tudge
Pet Professional Guild
1 appearance on this show
Abigail Forsyth
PETA Asia
1 appearance on this show
Marc Bekoff
Jane Goodall Institute
1 appearance on this show
Ádám Miklósi
Eötvös Loránd University
1 appearance on this show
Marisa Heath
APGAW
1 appearance on this show
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