Discover Your Dog

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This is Discover Your Dog. The show that demystifies your dog’s behavior so you can get the best results from your dog training. Professional dog trainer Bennie Copeland teaches us that we are ALWAYS communicating with our dogs. The goal of this show is to build your awareness of WHAT you are communicating to your dog at any given moment.

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Specific Breed: American Eskimo

Discover Your Dog

09/01/21 • 12 min

Ep 308: Today Bennie gets specific about the American Eskimo Dog.

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Bennie shares some interesting stories and facts about the Eskie.
This show is Dedicated to the Memory of Alan Copeland, Bennie's younger brother that lost his battle with COVID. Today is his birthday. I Love You Alan, Bennie.

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Dog Food vs Human Food

Discover Your Dog

08/25/21 • 38 min

Ep 307: This week we revisit Episode 19: Dog Food vs Human Food. In this episode discover how you should choose to feed your dog. Even though there is no definitive answer, the goal is to find a resource you trust when it comes to your dog's health.

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Discussion goes to food mentality; survival, gluttony, and the instincts of dogs versus humans.
Devin gives a shout-out to The Dog's Way Podcast by Sean McDaniel.
Bennie moves topic to the basic survival instinct in dogs and people.
There are so many resources and schools of thought when it comes to feeding your dog, that it is tough to know who to trust.
One of the most important relationships you should cultivate is one with your local veterinarian.
Can food have any effect on your dog's behavior?
Devin asks: Do owner's typically treat their dogs as they treat themselves?