The WildPaw Dog Podcast with Karen Wild, CCAB Karen Wild & Jon Buscall

Today I am joined on the WildPaw podcast by the wonderful Lili Chin. Lili is an artist based in Los Angeles, creating pet portraits and illustrations for dog trainers and animal behaviourists as well as selling her designs as online merchandise. Her first book on dog body language is coming out in October.
 
doggielanguagebook.com
 

Special Episode: Karen talks to TV Vet Emma Milne about the Coronavirus Covid-19 'Stay at Home' rules and the impact this can have on our dogs. Advice given is dated 25th March 2020. Please note that this may change according to updated Government advice. Please check your Government website for current information. Email Karen on info@pawprintpets.com and do link up with Karen and Emma on Facebook! 
Karen Wild YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/TheWildPaw
Music by Louis Wild ©WildMusicStudio https://www.fiverr.com/share/P29xjo
 

How do you survive Christmas with a dog ? 

Jon and Karen look at how to doggieproof your house ahead of Christmas. 

This show is dedicated to Marley. 

Problems controlling what your dog eats ? Wall paper? Chair legs ? Your favourite meal ? 

Recorded December 3, 2012 Karen and Jon talk about how to deal with your dog if it's eating everything in sight. 

The bandwidth for the WildPaw Dog Podcast this week was sponsored by Collarways.com and the Leuchtie Light Up Collar. www.lightupcollar.co.uk

The LED Light collar to be seen in. 

New baby on the way ? Not sure how your dog will react ? 

In this show Jon and Karen talk about bringing a baby into a home where are dog already lives. 

Please note: if you are uncertain or concerned about your dog and bringing a baby into your house you should contact appropriate professionals for in-person help and advice. Every dog household is unique.

In this week's podcast, Jon and Karen talk about how all those training treats could be making your dog fat. Plus, Karen interviews TV vet Emma Milne. 

It's not good for your dog to be overweight. Still, treats are an invaluable part of regular training exercises as they are an excellent way of marking good behaviour. The important thing, as Jon and Karen discuss, is to make sure that you take their calorific content into account alongside your dog's overall daily intake of food. 

Karen also had the chance to talk to TV vet Emma Milne about her work. 

Emma, for listeners outside the UK, is a veterinarian, author and appeared in 11 series of Vets in Practice on British television. 

Find out more about Emma on this week's show or visit her website.