DogLogical: Making Sense of Your Dog's Behavior

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Conor Brady, an animal nutritionist and the founder of Dogs First Ireland. I have been following Conor for the last few years after watching a presentation he gave on the role of nutrition in behavior. During the presentation, he confirmed what I had already researched and my suspicions about the relation of diet to behavior - so, of course, I wanted to know more! Conor's commitment (and no-nonsense approach) to busting myths about dog nutrition makes the topic far more digestible (pun intended)! Conor is someone that I trust not only to guide my clients through their own diet issues but also the person I trust with my own dog's health. I hope this episode brings more clarity to your search in diet options for your dog.

NOTE: No one should feel shame about what they feed their dog. This episode's advice does not replace speaking to a nutritionist directly about your dog's diet. If you would like to consult Conor, he supplies free resources and very reasonably priced webinars and consultations on his website: https://dogsfirst.ie/ He also has published a book called Feeding Dogs that you can purchase HERE

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We are back! And I now have a fabulous co-host: my friend and colleague Kassie Dickson! Kassie is also a certified trainer and qualified behavior consultant who is committed to using only ethical methods. Kassie works both in the shelter world and privately with clients, so she certainly has a lot to offer, and I am SO excited to have her join me!
For our first episode, we are discussing food motivation. We cover what it is, why it's important and a range of thoughts about how you can help improve your dog's interest.

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Continual professional growth is a part of being a dog trainer, but what happens when your growth occurs on a public scale... and within an unregulated industry where emotions run high? Matt Beisner (The Zen Dog and Dog Impossible) talks to me about what it feels like to be a person seeking positive change for not only themselves and dogs but also for the dog industry as a whole.
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Also mentioned: The LIMA Beings
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