28. How Veterinary Medicine is Failing our Imperfect Dogs
Release Date: 02/19/2021
Guess who's back, back again?
Fetch for Me, Human
Friends, it's been awhile, but we're back! In this episode, we discuss where we were (it's been a long time) and where we're going. The dog industry has shifted in the past few years, and for those of us who feel deep connections with our dogs and spend the majority of our time and energy with our dogs - our time to shine has come! Going forward, this podcast is going to focus more on the human-animal connection, the impact that has on our mental health, improving our dog's wellness, and supporting our reactive dogs with big feelings. Want to connect? Reach out to me on...
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Pet Loss & Grief - Your Dog Has a Legacy
Fetch for Me, Human
If you've ever had a special bond with a particular dog, then you know the life-changing impact they can have on your life. In this episode, I discuss that while some of us with dogs opt not to have kids, we can still leave a powerful legacy behind as a team with our dog. I hope this episode brings you peace and helps you realize the amazing things you and your dog have accomplished together! If you're interested in the Fluff Trough bowl for a brachycephalic dog, !
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5 Thoughts to Leave Behind in 2022: Pet Owner Edition
Fetch for Me, Human
Welcome to 2023! We are starting the year strong by discussing some of the negative habits we tend to have as dog owners, and guess what? We're going to leave this in 2022! In 2023, we're going to advocate for our dogs and change our mindset so that we can live better and more active lives together. If this episode has you feeling some sort of way, I'd love if you would share to your Instagram Stories and tag me @fetchformehuman.com. I would LOVE it if you would leave me a review on Apple Podcasts! This helps me get found by others who need help with their dogs, plus, it helps grow...
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33. So Your Dog Reacted, Now What? Part 2
Fetch for Me, Human
This episode is a continuation of last week's discussion about changing our mindset about our dogs' reactions. In this episode, we discuss what we actually do with ourselves and with our dogs in a physical way, now that we've already addressed the mindset.
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32. So Your Dog Reacted, Now what?
Fetch for Me, Human
If your dog has ever reacted, then I bet that it's made you feel some sort of way. In this episode, we're discussing the two main reasons why our dog's reactions impact us and what we can do about that. If we change our mindset, put into perspective, and have realistic expectations, we can set ourselves up for success. The only way to help your dog feel safe and comfortable in the world and to work on training techniques is to get outside and train and practice. Don't let the worry or anxiety of a possible reaction deter you from that! and download the May activity workbook to...
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31. 10 Things My Dog Has Taught Me - Buster's 10th Birthday
Fetch for Me, Human
Today is Buster's 10th birthday! Listen to this episode and celebrate with me by discussing 10 things that Buster has taught me.
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30. Taking a Reactive Dog to the Vet? Listen to this!
Fetch for Me, Human
In today's episode, we're discussing how stressful it can be to take a reactive dog to the vet, and some tips and tricks that can help make it an easier experience.
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29. Leadership in Force Free Dog Training
Fetch for Me, Human
Today, we're discussing how leadership can still play a role even if you're a force free dog trainer.
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28. How Veterinary Medicine is Failing our Imperfect Dogs
Fetch for Me, Human
This was sparked by an email response I received from a vet. That email response essentially confirmed my fears that I have been worried about as I've witnessed things happen first hand as a vet tech. Veterinary appointments are incredibly hard for a lot fo dogs, and it is our job and duty to make it easier for them; it's our job and duty to not give up on these dogs that have a hard time. Those dogs are just as worthy and deserving of the best care possible, just as much as the "easy" dogs.
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27. 3 Tips for Loose Leash Walking with Your Dog
Fetch for Me, Human
Do you struggle getting a loose leash walk with your reactive dog? This can make walking your dog a challenge, so in today's episode, we're going to be discussing loose leash walking. I'll be giving my 3 top tips for how to make sure you have a loose leash walk, so you and your dog can have fun and adventure more together and be less stressed.
info_outlineThis is a lengthy episode, but it's because the topic is so important. This was sparked by an email response I received from a vet. That email response essentially confirmed my fears that I have been worried about as I've witnessed things happen first hand as a vet tech. Veterinary appointments are incredibly hard for a lot fo dogs, and it is our job and duty to make it easier for them; it's our job and duty to not give up on these dogs that have a hard time. Those dogs are just as worthy and deserving of the best care possible, just as much as the "easy" dogs.
If you want to listen to Buster's Story to hear about his journey in more detail, you can do that by clicking here.
Otherwise, please feel free to reach out to me on Instagram, especially if this topic resonates with you in any way - if you struggle with this, or if you have ideas on how to make this better, or even if you're just a veterinary professional who wants to do better for these dogs. My DMs are always open to everyone!
Alternatively, you can also email me - [email protected].