Separation Anxiety — Why dogs struggle when we leave?

What kind of dog needs a coat? (A surprising answer)

In a world where huskies live in Spain and chihuahuas in Canada, we need to be mindful of dogs' thermal regulation. The idea that "a dog is never cold" is a myth we would love to see disappear for good. In this episode, we break down which dogs need winter gear (more dogs than you think), how to choose a coat that keeps your dog truly warm, and when boots are worth it — plus we share our favorite coats and boots we've discovered over the years. — The information in this episode is purely educational and it is not a replacement for veterinary or behaviour advice. If you are looking for an ethical dog professional to help you with any issues you may be facing with your own dog, or if you are a dog professional looking to learn more, visit pdte.eu Do you have any questions or topics you would like to hear about? Leave a comment or e-mail us at podcast@pdte.eu

Grooming — how can we make necessary procedures stress-free?

Despite our desire to recreate a more natural, nature-based life with our pet dogs, procedures such as nail trimming, dental care, and coat maintenance remain unavoidable. How can we teach a dog to calmly cope with necessary procedures? What is cooperative care? And what can attempts to perform grooming through force and pressure lead to? — The information in this episode is purely educational and it is not a replacement for veterinary or behaviour advice. If you are looking for an ethical dog professional to help you with any issues you may be facing with your own dog, or if you are a dog professional looking to learn more, visit pdte.eu Do you have any questions or topics you would like to hear about? Leave a comment or e-mail us at podcast@pdte.eu

Separation Anxiety — Why dogs struggle when we leave?

Separation anxiety is far more common than many dog owners realize — and it's often misunderstood. In this episode of Dog ways, we discuss what separation anxiety is and why it makes sense from an evolutionary perspective. We talk about the signs people often misunderstand and share how to help dogs with separation anxiety. Finally, we discuss prevention and the bigger picture: why modern dogs spend so much time alone, and why that matters. — The information in this episode is purely educational and it is not a replacement for veterinary or behaviour advice. If you are looking for an ethical dog professional to help you with any issues you may be facing with your own dog, or if you are a dog professional looking to learn more, visit pdte.eu [http://pdte.eu/]

Environment — Where dogs are supposed to live?

A big dog in a small flat — is this okay? Is it true that all dogs need to live in a big house with a garden? Or what are more important details that create approriate conditions for a dog? In this episode we discuss what kind of living environment creates the best life for a dog. — The information in this episode is purely educational and it is not a replacement for veterinary or behaviour advice. If you are looking for an ethical dog professional to help you with any issues you may be facing with your own dog, or if you are a dog professional looking to learn more, visit pdte.eu [http://pdte.eu/]

Small Dogs — What do we misunderstand about them?

More and more people are choosing to share their lives with small dogs. As our routines become busier and urban living more common, this shift makes perfect sense. In this episode of Dog Ways, we explore the myths and misunderstandings surrounding small dogs. Are they really more aggressive than large dogs? Do they truly need less care and are they actually more "convenient"? We also take a closer look at mobility health in small dogs — an area that is often overlooked — and discuss how to support it properly throughout their lives. — The information in this episode is purely educational and it is not a replacement for veterinary or behaviour advice. If you are looking for an ethical dog professional to help you with any issues you may be facing with your own dog, or if you are a dog professional looking to learn more, visit pdte.eu [http://pdte.eu/] Do you have any questions or topics you would like to hear about? Leave a comment or e-mail us at podcast@pdte.eu [podcast@pdte.eu]