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Ruby Reese is a dog brand from Cork in Ireland providing a range of high-quality products with short lists of clean ingredients. Tuesday Talks were born out of our love of learning new things about dogs and will contain not only our insights and perspectives of running a small business in this area but will also be joined by fantastic guests that are topic experts from the dog community. We hope you will join our journey learning all there is to know about dogs every Tuesday!

  1. The 4 Golden Rules of Dogs

    1D AGO

    The 4 Golden Rules of Dogs

    In this episode, Killian reflects on recurring themes in dog behaviour and training, emphasising the importance of understanding breed traits, individual needs, and the limitations of quick fixes. He discusses how dogs are sentient beings with unique talents and needs, and offers insights on enriching their lives through natural behaviours and routines. Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Reflection on Dog Topics 01:00 Listener Engagement and Podcast Feedback 02:14 Understanding Dog Breeds and Traits 03:42 Predatory Behaviours and Ancestry 05:05 Breed-Specific Behaviours and Individual Preferences 06:31 The Importance of Recognising Individual Dogs 07:14 The Myth of Quick Fixes and Silver Bullets 09:08 Holistic Approaches to Dog Health and Behaviour 12:05 Dogs Are Not Humans or Toys 13:47 Enrichment and Giving Dogs Agency 14:57 The Role of Nature and Senses in Enrichment 16:43 Dogs in Human-Created Environments 17:09 Respecting Dogs as Individual Sentient Beings 18:07 The Importance of Routine and Reliability 18:33 Dogs' Talents and Meeting Their Needs 19:56 Summary and Final Thoughts

    22 min
  2. Understanding Food Allergies in Dogs

    FEB 24

    Understanding Food Allergies in Dogs

    In this episode, Killian and Chris delve into the complexities of food allergies in dogs, discussing the differences between food allergies and intolerances, the role of the immune system, common symptoms, and effective management strategies. They emphasise the importance of understanding allergens, the effectiveness of elimination diets, and the need for professional guidance in managing canine allergies. The conversation also highlights common mistakes pet owners make when dealing with food allergies and the long-term outlook for dogs with allergies. Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Understanding Food Allergies in Dogs 05:43 The Role of Gut Health 08:23 Symptoms of Food Allergies 11:10 Common Food Allergens 13:49 The Truth About Grain-Free Diets 16:42 Testing for Food Allergies 22:13 The Elimination Diet as Gold Standard 24:15 Understanding Food Allergies in Dogs 28:00 Navigating Elimination Diets 31:09 The Role of Novel Proteins 34:54 Maintaining Gut Health 37:37 Long-Term Management of Allergies 40:29 Common Mistakes in Allergy Management 43:53 Outro

    46 min
  3. Canine Compulsive Disorder (CCD)

    FEB 10

    Canine Compulsive Disorder (CCD)

    In this episode, Killian and Claire delve into the complexities of canine behaviour, particularly focusing on Canine Compulsive Disorder (CCD). They explore the definition of CCD, its similarities to human obsessive behaviours, and the common signs to look for in dogs. The conversation also touches on breed predispositions, the impact of environment and distress on behaviour, and the importance of seeking professional help. Through real-life case studies, they illustrate the journey of diagnosing and treating CCD, emphasising the need for a multidisciplinary approach and the hope for recovery. Find out more about Claire and Snout and About : Instagram: @snoutandaboutkerry Website: https://snoutandabout.ie Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Canine Compulsive Disorder 02:50 Understanding CCD 05:08 Comparing Canine and Human Compulsions 08:50 Common Behaviours in Dogs with CCD 11:10 Breed Predispositions to CCD 14:50 Underlying Causes of Compulsive Behaviours 18:04 Distress and Environmental Factors 20:54 The Role of Neurotransmitters 24:03 Treatment Challenges and Owner Impact 25:00 Understanding Behavioural Resistance in Dogs 28:47 The Importance of Early Intervention 31:05 Diagnosing Compulsive Behaviours 33:26 Case Study: Tail Chasing in Puppies 40:44 The Role of Sleep in Dog Behaviour 45:18 Hope and Recovery from Compulsive Behaviours 47:55 Outro and Acknowledgments

    50 min
  4. Dog Behaviour - If Pain is the Problem

    JAN 27

    Dog Behaviour - If Pain is the Problem

    In this episode, Killian and Catherine Griffin from Snout and About discuss the often-overlooked issue of pain in dogs, emphasising the importance of recognising subtle signs of discomfort and the role of behaviour in understanding pain. They explore the need for collaboration among professionals, including veterinarians, trainers, and physiotherapists, to ensure comprehensive care for dogs. Catherine introduces a new pain awareness app designed to help dog owners and professionals identify potential pain issues, fostering better communication and care for dogs. PainAware™ – Pain Aware 4 Better Care Find out more about Snout and About: Instagram: @snoutandaboutcork Website: https://snoutandabout.ie/ Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Overview of Pain in Dogs 04:04 Understanding Behavioural Problems Linked to Pain 06:59 The Subtle Signs of Pain in Dogs 10:18 The Role of Owners in Recognising Pain 13:21 Training and Pain: A Complicated Relationship 16:08 Collaboration Between Professionals 19:21 The Importance of Veterinary Assessments 22:16 Introducing the Pain Aware App 25:05 The Future of Collaboration in Animal Care 32:53 Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration in Animal Care 35:47 The Importance of Specialisation in Veterinary Care 38:18 Addressing Pain in Dogs: A Sensitive Topic 41:58 Communicating Pain: Professional Perspectives 49:23 Recognising Pain as a Functional Aspect of Life 53:04 Outro

    55 min
  5. The Myth of Hypoallergenic Dogs

    JAN 13

    The Myth of Hypoallergenic Dogs

    In this episode, Killian and Niamh delve into the complexities of hypoallergenic dogs and the misconceptions surrounding them. They discuss the science behind dog allergies, the individual nature of dogs, and the importance of understanding that hypoallergenic labels do not guarantee a non-allergic response. The conversation emphasises the need for responsible pet ownership, proper grooming, and environmental management to mitigate allergy symptoms. They also highlight the importance of community support in dog adoption, especially for families with allergy concerns. Mentioned studies: Vredegoor, D. W., Willemse, T., Chapman, M. D., Heederik, D. J., & Krop, E. J. (2012). Can f 1 levels in hair and homes of different dog breeds: lack of evidence to describe any dog breed as hypoallergenic. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 130(4), 904-909.  Whitaker, D. T., & Ostrander, E. A. (2019). Hair of the dog: identification of a cis-regulatory module predicted to influence canine coat composition. Genes, 10(5), 323.  Schoos, A. M. M., Chawes, B. L., Bloch, J., Hansen, B., Stokholm, J., Bønnelykke, K., ... & Bisgaard, H. (2020). Children monosensitized to Can f 5 show different reactions to male and female dog allergen extract provocation: a randomized controlled trial. The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice, 8(5), 1592-1597.  Find out more about Niamh and Polite Paws Dog Training : Instagram: @politepawsirl Website: https://politepaws.ie/ Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Hypoallergenic Dogs 06:40 Understanding Allergies and Dog Proteins 09:45 The Science Behind Hypoallergenic Breeds 12:30 Grooming and Environmental Management 15:25 Community Responsibility and Adoption Strategies 18:39 Myths Surrounding Hypoallergenic Dogs 21:49 The Role of Scientific Research 24:30 Conclusion and Future Considerations 39:42 Outro

    42 min
  6. DON’T EAT THAT - Scavenging Behaviour in Dogs

    12/30/2025

    DON’T EAT THAT - Scavenging Behaviour in Dogs

    In this episode, Killian speaks with Simone Mueller about scavenging behaviour in dogs, exploring its roots, psychology, and training methods. They discuss the importance of non-aversive training, the difference between scavenging and chewing, and how to manage and redirect these behaviours. Simone emphasises the need for emergency cues, the benefits of muzzle training, and the significance of fun training games. The conversation also touches on the balance between safety and honouring a dog's natural instincts, as well as the importance of understanding a dog's emotional needs during walks. Find out more about Simone Mueller: Instagram: @predation_substitute_training Website: https://predation-substitute-training.com/ Book “Don’t Eat That”: Available at Ruby Reese or Amazon Free Jump ’n' Run Game: A Simple, Fun Way to Channel Prey Drive Positively. Available here. Other Episode mentioned: Predation Substitute Training with Simone Mueller Lets Talk Muzzles with Nicole Goodale Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Scavenging Behaviour 02:17 Understanding the Roots of Scavenging 05:25 The Psychology Behind Scavenging 08:16 Non-Aversive Training Methods 10:58 Differentiating Chewing and Scavenging 14:02 Training Puppies vs. Adult Dogs 15:58 Emergency Cues and Management 20:04 Changing Perceptions of Muzzles 21:23 Fun Training Games for Dogs 24:44 Addressing Chewing Issues 27:49 Understanding Stress and Chewing 30:26 Balancing Safety and Natural Instincts 32:18 Food Motivation and Training 35:07 Small Wins in Training 40:34 Outro

    42 min
  7. Adopted, and now? - A dog’s perspective

    12/16/2025

    Adopted, and now? - A dog’s perspective

    In this episode, Killian and Anne from AniEd discuss the complexities of dog adoption, emphasising the importance of understanding the commitment involved. They explore considerations before adopting, the significance of a decompression period for newly adopted dogs, and the challenges of integrating new pets into existing households. The conversation highlights the need for realistic expectations regarding dog behaviour and the importance of training and shaping behaviour to foster a positive relationship between dogs and their new owners. Find out more about AniEd : Instagram: @aniedireland Website: www.anied.ie Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dog Adoption and Rescue 05:01 Understanding the Commitment of Dog Ownership 07:56 The Reality of Human-Canine Relationships 10:45 Integrating a New Dog into Your Home 13:53 The Importance of Decompression for New Dogs 17:06 Understanding Stress and Behaviour in Dogs 19:47 The Honeymoon Period: Adjusting to a New Home 23:00 The Impact of Past Experiences on Rescue Dogs 25:57 Trauma and Its Effects on Dog Behaviour 31:25 The Impact of Trauma on Health 32:46 Building Skills for Coping 34:02 The Honeymoon Period: Creating a Safe Space 35:47 Understanding the Adjustment Timeline 37:57 Establishing Secure Attachments 40:11 Navigating the Challenges of New Environments 43:45 The Importance of Play and Enrichment 53:25 Realistic Expectations for Dog Behaviour 54:51 Teaching Dogs to Settle and Eat Calmly 56:53 Facilitating Calmness with New People 58:50 Integrating New Pets and Socialisation 01:00:44 Preparing Dogs for Uncontrolled Environments 01:03:10 Establishing Safe Spaces for Dogs 01:06:46 Understanding Dog Behaviour as Information 01:12:25 Shaping Behaviour Through Incremental Steps 01:15:59 Outro

    1h 17m
  8. Train Dogs For The Big Screen

    12/02/2025

    Train Dogs For The Big Screen

    In this engaging podcast episode, Laura shares her journey as a professional dog trainer, discussing her experiences in agility training and training animals for film. She emphasises the importance of communication, trust, and motivation in dog training, while also addressing common misconceptions about the ease of training. Laura provides valuable insights into the complexities of training dogs in high-pressure environments and the role of genetics in a dog's performance. Throughout the conversation, she highlights the joy and rewards of working with dogs, encouraging listeners to find fun and engaging ways to train their pets. Cat playing the piano: https://www.instagram.com/p/DQkByOMiPrX/  Find out more about Waggy Mama: Instagram:  @thewaggymama @waggymamasagility Website: waggymamasagility.com Find out more about Ruby Reese: Instagram: @rubyreeseofficial Website: www.ruby-reese.com Find out more about dognutrition.ie: Instagram: @dognutrition.ie Website: dognutrition.ie Please Note: In the interest of keeping episodes conversational and entertaining we will make broad generalisations that may not reflect you, your situation or your pet. If you have any concerns please consult a certified professional who will assess your individual needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dog Training Journey 04:29 From Horses to Dogs: The Early Years 07:32 The Transition to Agility Training 10:27 Breaking into Film and Television 13:20 The Complexity of On-Set Training 16:27 Communication and Trust in Training 19:27 Differences Between Film, TV, and Advertising 22:38 Keeping Training Fun and Rewarding 25:21 The Joy of Training and Rehabilitation 27:38 Motivating Dogs Under Pressure 30:29 Talent vs. Training in Dog Sports 32:24 Finding the Right Dog Sport 33:04 The Art of Trick Training 35:09 Skills for Human Trainers 38:26 Getting Started with Dog Training 41:09 Misconceptions in Dog Training 44:12 The Rewards of Working with Dogs

    49 min
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Ruby Reese is a dog brand from Cork in Ireland providing a range of high-quality products with short lists of clean ingredients. Tuesday Talks were born out of our love of learning new things about dogs and will contain not only our insights and perspectives of running a small business in this area but will also be joined by fantastic guests that are topic experts from the dog community. We hope you will join our journey learning all there is to know about dogs every Tuesday!

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