Pet Theories Podcast Eve & Efrem

Yes, Australia, where the dog walks now grow on trees, thanks to a new law. What else? Oh, NHL teams are hiring service dogs to tenderize their gloves! All this, plus Halloween costume tips and a toucan update!

We got a little busy putting tomatoes into jars this weekend to edit a full episode . . . or even stay on topic . . . BUT we did have an in-depth conversation changing thoughts on spaying and neutering.
Listen back for the full episode later on this week, with Australian news, toucan updates, and doggy Halloween costumes!

This week, we dive deep into labradoodles and their regretful creator. Introspective monsters on the loose!
Then we answer your questions—
Why won’t my puppy walk?
And why must death be a thing?
Plus, a trick! In Beyond Sit, we teach our dogs how to balance and catch a treat off their nose! Enjoy your dogs while you can folks!

With Efrem having other things to do this past week, we bring you a News for Dogs special episode! And we have some great ones for you pups!

First: It’s true, your parents do like their cats better than you. Sorry.
Then: Scientist spend time playing hide and seek with rats! What could possibly go wrong?

And a vaccine for cat allergens? Sounds too good to be true… 
And finally, a use for facial recognition that we can all get in front of.

Last but not least, we cover an update out of Chevy Chase, MD.

This week, Eve has a little freak out about the some of the National Dog Day coverage. But first, the national news story about a tiny dog park in Maryland and its discontents. And is the future of pet food just a bunch of maggots?

Plus, your questions:
How do I stop the “excited pees” ? And what is my dog telling me when he leaves stuff for me to find?

This week, we start with a warning to stay out of the water when the algae's blooming. Plus, dogs & cats are allowed back in North Carolina's breweries, while humans in Colorado are cancelling games to avoid THE PLAGUE PRAiRiE DOGS!!!

We teach our dogs to play volleyball!
Oh, and Efrem has some pointers on photographing wild animals.
Plus, your questions:
What's that meow mean? What are you pet-naming guidelines?