57 episodes
Taming the WILD in Your Dog Bryan Bailey
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5.0 • 8 Ratings
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Dog ownership is supposed to add years to our lives by reducing our stress levels, lowering our blood pressure and increasing our desire to connect with others. However, achieving dog ownership nirvana is far more difficult than simply petting a dog. There are issues and questions ranging from the harmless to the potentially deadly, and when dog owners turn to the internet, veterinarians and professional dog trainers for answers, these sources fail to answer their questions with the accuracy and honesty that is required to establish a safe and harmonious relationship between them and their dog. That’s because anyone who THINKS they are a dog expert can pose as one and as a result, the answers they provide lead unsuspecting pet owners away from the quality of life they desire and the safety they need. However, I am an expert and my answers are what dog owners need. The answers are correct and not B.S. The welfare of dogs and their owners can’t afford anything else.
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Encore: Who's Walking Who?
Is walking your dog a dreaded activity? If it is, you're not alone. Aside from companionship, the desire to have a walking or running partner is the number two reason why most people choose to adopt a dog.
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Encore: Salvation On Four Legs
Dogs fulfill many of our needs. They guide the blind and hear for the deaf. They search for the lost and protect the weak. They’re your friend when no one else is. Loyal, dedicated and above discrimination is how we often describe them.
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Encore: Canine cough-the real story. Plus answers to your questions.
Canine cough is one of the most maligned and least understood of all dog illnesses. In this episode, we will be interviewing Dr.
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Encore: What Does It Mean to Tame the Wild In Your Dog?
This is the inaugural show for Taming the Wild in Your Dog. Get to know your host, Bryan Bailey, and learn what it means to tame the wild in your dog.
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Encore Copy That! - Dogs Mirror Owner's Stress
Does your dog seem more stressed when you’re stressed? According to a recent study conducted by Linköping University, Sweden, dogs and their owners mirror each other’s stress levels.
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Encore No Tiny Change
In the words of famed Russian author Leo Tolstoy, “true life is lived when tiny changes occur.