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Our society has a mythologically-based approach to bringing companion pets into our homes, which can lead to all sorts of conflicts, and sadly, failed adoptions. This podcast is for dog resc...
Pattern games are one of the most powerful (and underused) tools in modern dog training—and in this episode, we’re breaking down exactly how...
What if helping a stressed or reactive dog didn’t start with obedience—but with predictability? In this episode of Pod to the Rescue, we’re...
Potty training is one of the biggest challenges for new dog adopters—but even “house trained” dogs can have accidents in a new home. In this...
What do we really mean when we say “behavior”? In this powerful kickoff to Season 6 of Pod to the Rescue , we’re joined by world-renowned be...
You have a new foster or adopted pet, and the holidays are here. What next? In this episode, Emily and Libby walk you through the steps to t...
This week, Emily and Libby speak with Kathy Sdao of Bright Spot Dog Training. Sdao’s accessible training technique to help our dogs fit into...
Canine Adolescence is the transition from puppyhood to adulthood. This fascinating conversation with Sarah Stremming, who is a dog behavior...
We are thrilled to present today’s guest, Michael Shikashio. Michael is a world-renowned expert on dog aggression and has an incredible weal...
July 4th can be terrifying for pets — especially dogs with noise sensitivities. Fireworks and thunderstorms trigger stress, fear, and someti...
Bringing a new foster or adopted dog into your home is exciting—but when you already have a resident dog, the introduction process requires...
Why is my puppy biting so much? This is a question we get a lot from fosters, adopters, and clients. We’re here to help! Puppy biting is nor...
Dog reactivity is one of the most challenging behavior issues we face in dog rescue, but there is hope for reactive dogs! We’ve helped lots...
Raising a puppy can be one of the most fun and rewarding parts of dog rescue, fostering, and adoption, but it can also be one of the most ch...
What makes rescue dogs unique — and why do they sometimes struggle with behavior issues? In this episode of Pod to the Rescue , we explore t...
We’re back with Season 5 of Pod to the Rescue , the podcast for dog lovers, fosters, rescuers and adopters who want to understand and suppor...
Season 4 Wrap and What’s to Come Emily and Libby wrap this season with an exciting announcement, a rescue update from Summit Dog Rescue, a n...
Canine Adolescence is the transition from puppyhood to adulthood. This fascinating conversation with Sarah Stremming, who is a dog behavior...
Canine Adolescence is the transition from puppyhood to adulthood. This fascinating conversation with Sarah Stremming, who is a dog behavior...
This is a replay of our 2021 interview with aggression expert Michael Shikashio. We are thrilled to present today’s guest, Michael Shikashio...
It is no secret that shelters can prove to be extremely stressful environments for dogs - even the friendlist, most easy-going dog can exper...
“What supplies do I need for fostering a dog?” “Should you use training tools on rescue dogs?” “What kind of harness should I get for my dog...
If you try one training method with your new rescue dog, try this one! This week, Emily and Libby speak with Kathy Sdao, world-renowned dog...
Puppy socialization is critical for a dog’s healthy development, but what happens if there is a highly contagious respiratory illness being...
When SDR rescued a dog with hearing impairment, they turned to Tiffany Baker for her expertise on the most effective ways to work with deaf...
Libby and Emily sit down with Annie Phenix, an award winning author and trainer who is known for her methods that train for behavioral conce...
Have you ever dealt with a dog who experienced separation anxiety? Separation anxiety can present in dogs in myriad behaviors, and this can...
In this episode, Emily and Libby talk about their own rescue experiences, including “foster failures” and finding lifelong companions. At Su...
Michelle Stern cares about supporting parents, supporting kids, and helping dogs feel safe emotionally and physically; these three passions...
We’re kicking off Season 4 with SDR’s education coordinator, Deb Matlock. Deb explains humane education’s focus as one that promotes empathy...
Hey listeners, we're back! We have some exciting episodes planned for this season, including interviews with Annie Phenix, Kathy Sdao, and m...
In advance of releasing our much-anticipated Season 4 of the podcast, we're replaying some of our best conversations on Pod to the Rescue. E...
Do you want to pet all the dogs? So do we! But we don’t… and here’s why. Emily and Libby welcome Elisheba Fay back to Pod to the Rescue to t...
Do you have a dog who is jumping and mouthing a lot? Plays a little too rough? Can’t calm down and uses his mouth as a default behavior? Thi...
What are we talking about when we talk about dog training? Why should we train our dogs, anyway? Is puppy class enough training for my dog?...
Why are dog behavior problems increasing in recent years? How do changes to their social bonds and environment affect rescue dogs? What does...
This week, Emily and Libby interview Zazie Todd, PhD, about her new book "Purr: The Science of Making Your Cat Happy." This episode (and the...
Is your rescue dog afraid of fireworks? Or maybe you have a new dog, and you're not yet sure how they'll react. There's still time to help y...
We LOVE long lines, and we sing their praises every chance we get. So does Tricia Case, founder of Trailblazing Tails, makers of high qualit...
Burnout and compassion fatigue are all too common in animal care workers, but we don’t talk about it enough. Laura Henderson is a licensed p...
Whether you’re fostering or adopting, bringing another dog into your home is an exciting time! Dr. Patricia McConnell is back to talk with E...
Dogs bark for a reason. Sometimes, they’ve been bred to bark - sometimes, they’re simply communicating! In this episode, Libby and Emily bre...
We put out the call: what are your questions about all things dogs, training, and rescue? You sure answered! Emily and Libby address listene...
In this episode, Libby and Emily sit down with Veterinary Behaviorist Dr. Christopher Pachel. Dr. Pachel’s way of viewing our companion anim...
This is episode 2 of our response to the tragic Marshall Fire that devastated our beloved community. Dog trainers Mary Angilly and Chrissy M...
This episode is a response to the Marshall Fire on December 30, 2021. Emily and Libby speak with four guests: Jan McHugh-Smith of the Boulde...
Did you know that leash walking is not a natural behavior for dogs? It may be why your dog is inclined to rip your arm off during your walks...
Emily and Libby sit down with trainers and behavioral consultants Marge and Eileen about a much-anticipated topic: puppy socialization! Marg...
Jennifer Shryock wants dogs to happily coexist in families with children and babies. She is so passionate about this that she founded Family...
Miranda Hitchcock birthed her non-profit after seeing a major gap in accessibility for Spanish speakers in her Texas community. In this inte...
Does your dog have BIG feelings? Are they easily excitable, or have a hard time calming down? If so - this episode is a MUST listen. Behavio...