No Bad Dogs Podcast

Tom dives into the challenges of starting a dog-training business and offers insight on building a brand from scratch. He emphasizes resilience and creating a detailed growth strategy. The conversation covers effective social media tactics, including engaging content like before-and-after videos. Learn how to utilize Google ads smartly, manage reviews for better SEO, and the importance of cohesive branding. Tom also shares tips on automating lead captures and budget-friendly advertising methods to attract local clients.

Dr. Ava Frick is an esteemed veterinarian and animal chiropractor with over four decades of experience in integrative veterinary care. She shares insights on how structural issues in dogs relate to behavior, connecting breeding practices with health problems like hip dysplasia. Dr. Frick also discusses the impact of poor-fitting harnesses on gait and the significance of proper nutrition and mineral balance in managing anxiety and inflammation. Her innovative approaches in animal rehabilitation and chiropractic care are also highlighted.

The conversation dives into the complexities of managing a household with three huskies, focusing on the challenges of inter-dog conflict and crate anxiety. Expert advice highlights the importance of not forcing interactions with people, favoring a neutral approach instead. Strategies for easing crate fears include increased physical and mental stimulation, along with a tailored training plan. The benefits of using a treadmill for high-energy dogs are also discussed, promising an enriching environment for all pups involved.

Join Dr. Matt Kaeberlein, an influential aging researcher and co-founder of the Dog Aging Project, as he explores the science of canine longevity. Discover how factors like diet, exercise, and the revolutionary drug rapamycin could extend your dog's healthy years. Matt discusses the surprising effects of once-daily feeding and the importance of tailored care. He also highlights the need for awareness about misleading supplements and emphasizes the connection between mental enrichment and overall wellbeing.

Tom speaks with a dog owner with two dogs fighting in the same house and it came out of nowhere. All Tom’s Courses- www.tomdaviscourses.comNo Bad Dog Equipment & Merch! - www.buynobaddogs.comWork with Tom! www.upstatecanine.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join Joelle Jay and R.A. Young, co-authors of "A Dog's Table," as they unveil the secrets to crafting healthy, delicious meals for your furry friends. They discuss their journey into canine nutrition sparked by their dog's health issues, the challenges of sourcing quality ingredients, and debunk common myths about dog food toxins. The duo also shares practical cooking tips, emphasizes the importance of omega-3s, and offers accessible dog-friendly recipes to elevate mealtime. Tune in for insights to enhance your pup's diet with real, wholesome foods!

In this insightful discussion, a dog owner describes her struggles with Chloe's focus during walks. Tom explains how off-leash dogs can trigger engagement issues and offers practical walking tests to assess attention. He emphasizes teaching specific cues inside first and balancing rewards with accountability. The conversation touches on equipment choices, the role of corrections, and the importance of practicing consistency. Tom also shares techniques for enhancing focus while walking, making it a must-listen for struggling dog owners!

Tom speaks with a dog owner whose 1-year-old Rottweiler is usually good with people until this incident. Something was off and we discovered it, hope you enjoy!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dr. Kelly Might is a Board-Certified Veterinary Surgeon (ACVS) specializing in advanced orthopedic and soft-tissue procedures. He earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, followed by a Master of Science, and then completed a highly competitive residency in small-animal surgery before becoming an ACVS Diplomate in 2014.With more than a decade of surgical expertise, Dr. Might focuses on procedures such as TPLO and other cruciate repairs, fracture stabilization, joint and soft-tissue surgery, and complex trauma cases. He is known for his precise surgical approach, clear communication, and his ability to help dog owners understand the “why” behind their dog’s treatment plan.His hospital- https://www.violetcrownvet.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Discussing leash reactivity, Tom helps dog owners tackle issues like jumping and lunging. He emphasizes teaching alternate behaviors and using training cues effectively. The conversation explores the use of prong collars and when to consider e-collars for better communication. Tom provides step-by-step methods for handling distractions like joggers on walks. He highlights the importance of practicing with triggers to gather data and improve responses, urging owners to face challenges rather than avoid them.