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Your Family Dog Podcast

Tina Spring
Dog Training
Dog Behavior
Family Dynamics
Puppy Training
Positive Reinforcement
Dog Adoption
Canine Respiratory Illness
Cicadas
Dog Enrichment
Karen Deeds
Adult Dogs
PTSD
Emotional Well-Being
Stem Cell Therapy
Domestic Violence
Behavioral Training
Dogs
Pet Care
Homelessness
Habit Formation

Helping families love living with dogs. Simple solutions to common canine problems from professional dog trainer Tina Spring.

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes250Founded9 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Happy Throwback Thursday! This week, we're revisiting the perennial issue of loose leash walking. Tune in for a refresher on the best way to make sure you and your dog both enjoy the outdoors this fall.

"Walking the dog" is one of those things that'... more

‪@YFDPodcast‬ YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@YFDPodcast

247: A Second Chance at Love; Senior Dog Adoptions with Peggy Rew

Peggy Rew is our guest on this episode. Peggy Rew is a professional pet nanny, published wordsmith, copy editor, an... more

Happy Throwback Thursday! With spooky season officially upon us, now is a great time to start preparing yourself and your dog for Halloween. Tune in for a quick refresher on the challenges Halloween can present for pups, and advice on how to help gui... more

‪@YFDPodcast‬ YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@YFDPodcast

246: Reading Dog Body Language to Reduce Conflict

Peggy Rew is our guest on this episode. Peggy Rew is a professional pet nanny, published wordsmith, copy editor, and pet care educa... more

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Recent Guests

Peggy Rew
Author of a dog safety activity book and advocate for dog education
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Episode: 246: Understanding Dog Body Language to Prevent Conflict
Emily Priestley
Dog trainer specializing in herding breeds
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Episode: How To Make Your Herding Dog Feel More Like Family!- Part I
Aishlyn Skoczylas
Dog trainer and mother
Episode: 232: Babies and Dogs with Aishlyn Skocyzlas
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Trish McMillan
Expert in animal behavior and certified professional dog trainer
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Episode: YFD 227: Behavioral Euthanasia with Trish McMillan
Will Ryan
15-year-old founder of Service Dawg Nation, a nonprofit program providing service dogs for veterans with PTSD
Service Dawg Nation
Episode: YFD 226: Service Dawg Nation
Katie Ryan
Will's mother and supporter of his nonprofit initiative
Episode: YFD 226: Service Dawg Nation
Dr. Zazie Todd
Author and animal psychologist
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Episode: YFD 225: Dr. Zazie Todd on Anxious Dogs
Justine Schuurmans
Dog trainer, creator of The Dial Method
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Hosts

Tina Spring
Host of discussions focused on integrating dogs into family life, providing insights from her extensive experience in dog training.
Julie Fudge Smith
Co-host contributing valuable perspectives on dog training and family dynamics, and an advocate for dog-friendly practices in family settings.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Fun and informative

    There is so much info to be gleaned from listening to this podcast and it’s entertaining to boot. If you have a dog, you’ll probably pick up some valuable tips. If you don’t have a dog, you’ll still enjoy listening to the dog experiences of others and their canine friends.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Forevershadow33
    United States5 months ago
  • A lovely conversation

    I had an amazing experience with the family dog podcast. Thank you so much!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bfoulk
    United States2 years ago
  • Learning more every show.

    Love that this pod cast is a relaxed conversation with suggestions, or you might try this, rather than you have to do it this way approach. Seeing that each dog is an individual should be considered just as any other family member.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Diva Roo
    United States6 years ago
  • Thank you!

    Brilliant advice on every podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Princey85
    Australia6 years ago
  • Great family-friendly training information

    Getting new information from Colleen and Julie's podcast is something I look forward to weekly! They offer great tips and tools for setting families and their dogs up for success and teach that training can be fun and friendly, while also being highly effective. They also explore important topics surrounding how important our dogs are to us, and how they help us find our humanity. Their episode on losing a pet was incredibly emotional but so important to talk about. I love tuning in each week to... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lynnbart
    United States9 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the practical advice and friendly tone of the discussions, often finding them both educational and relatable.
The hosts are praised for addressing the challenges of dog ownership in the context of family life, making the content accessible and supportive.
Reviews frequently highlight the emotional connection discussed between families and their dogs, resonating with audiences who share similar experiences.

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A Second Chance at Love: Senior Dog Adoption with Peggy Rew
Q: What is one tip you could give a family who's thinking about a senior dog?
Respect that dogs have a past we can't change, but we can create a better future for them.
A Second Chance at Love: Senior Dog Adoption with Peggy Rew
Q: Can you speak a little bit to how to help families navigate what might be a good choice for their family regarding senior dogs?
It depends on their activity level and expectations. Families should do a checklist of what they expect from a dog and what fits their home, including size and personality.
How To Make Your Herding Dog Feel More Like Family!- Part 2
Q: What is the weirdest thing your dog has ever attempted to eat?
Emily shares a humorous story about her dog Mozzie who once consumed chicken remains found in the bushes, noting that her dog has an iron stomach.
239: Helping Toddlers & Dogs be Successful Together Part 2
Q: Is it practical to have toddlers eat food at the table to prevent conflicts with dogs?
Aishlyn agrees that while it's a good idea, in practice, life can get busy and it's easier said than done.
239: Helping Toddlers & Dogs be Successful Together Part 2
Q: How are you helping the dogs to be aware of their movements around Delilah?
Aishlyn shares that they're using cues like 'easy' to teach the dogs to slow down and be more mindful of their movements around Delilah.

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Focused on fostering harmonious relationships between dogs and families, this podcast provides practical tips and insights tailored for pet owners navigating the joys and challenges of dog ownership. Episodes range in topics from dog behavior and training techniques to managing the integration of dogs into family life, especially with young children. Noteworthy discussions include fostering positive child-dog interactions, adding new pets to households with existing dogs, and understanding the emotional intelligence of dogs.

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