23 episodes
OneMind Dogs - From the Dog's Perspective OneMind Dogs
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4.7 • 7 Ratings
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OneMind Dogs “From the Dog’s Perspective” podcast shares amazing stories and dog journeys from dog owners around the world. The core focus is on how we can be the best possible dog owners - from the dog’s perspective, of course!
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“I was afraid of starting agility, but focusing on my dog’s perspective made it fun and easy for both the dog and me!” Beth MacLeod shares her journey into the agility world. | Episode 23
In this last episode of our second season, we explore the remarkable journey of Beth MacLeod, a devoted dog lover and professional trainer living just outside Boston, United States. With a lifelong passion for dogs, Beth shares how a single book transformed her approach to dog training in the late '90s, leading to a career dedicated to enhancing the bond between dogs and their people."What I thought a dog was, became something totally different." Since then, Beth MacLeod has been devoted...
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“Never stop dancing” describes the life philosophy of Georgia Denham, as she describes how she started her dog agility journey at the age of 60. | Episode 22
In this heartwarming episode, we journey into the life of Georgia Denham, a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother living on the scenic Gold Coast in Southeast Queensland, Australia. Georgia's story is a celebration of lifelong passions, representing her deep-rooted love for her Border Collies and the art of dance. Having grown up surrounded by family dogs, it was the past 25 years that truly deepened her commitment to her dogs, embarking on a rewarding path of discovery and mutual growth...
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Dog agility multi-champion Barb Davis ”My turning point in my agility career was when I chose to listen to my dog” | Episode 21
In this engaging episode, we explore the energetic world of Barb Davis, a celebrated dog agility champion from West Palm Beach, Florida, United States. With an impressive resume that includes being a 9-time National Champion and a 10-time World team member, Barb's journey in the world of dog agility is truly inspiring!Her lifelong passion for dogs began in her childhood with Terriers and Shelties in conformation and obedience competitions. However, the exciting world of agility truly captured...
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Julie Fleetham shares her experience of doing agility with small-sized dogs | Episode 20
In this inspiring episode, we chatted with an agility enthusiast, Julie Fleetham, from Minnesota, United States. With over 20 years in the sport, Julie shares insights from her life with her two dogs, a Dachshund and a Dachshund mix. She highlights how these energetic dogs have kept her young and active, enriching her life with laughter and excitement. Life with a Dachshund is always exciting! 😊 Listen in as Julie shares her agility journey, which covers the challenges and learnings...
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“I wanted to have my damaged hip replaced so I could continue dog agility” - Glenys Atkins shares her inspiring story of starting agility at 67! | Episode 19
In this delightful episode, we travel to sunny Australia, where our guest, Glenys Atkins, a long-time dog enthusiast, lives with her supportive family and two miniature poodles, Coco and Chevy.Glenys is retired and has even undergone hip replacement surgery, but that doesn’t stop her from being active. What is unique about her story is that she started agility at the age of 67 - so age is definitely not a barrier to starting this great activity! She also explains her thoughts behind her state...
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“Each dog is different” - Nelisia van Dyk sharing her learnings from training multiple dogs | Episode 18
In this episode, we dive into the extraordinary life of Nelisia van Dyk, a passionate dog lover and agility enthusiast from East London, South Africa. Living on a farm with her husband, son, 15 Border Collies, and 3 Papillions, Nelisia's life is a true testament to her love for animals.Growing up surrounded by farm animals, Nelisia always had a natural connection with dogs. Her journey with agility began with her deep admiration for the athletic abilities of dogs and their remarkable intuitio...