It's not my dog's fault I'm sick...It's not my dog's fault work's busy... So, that means I have to put them first.Not make them suffer for my choices. What's suffering though?Are they suffering?Are you?When do you get to put yourself first? That's what this episode is...
Ruff Around The Edges Podcast
Welcome to where all things Ruff Around The Edges Podcast live.
The Ruff Around The Edges podcast is all about sharing stories of force-free dog training journeys with challenging, reactive and aggressive dogs and the impact living with those dogs has on our daily lives and our mental health.
I hope that hearing these stories can help to make people feel less alone. We love our dogs to pieces but sometimes it’s hard and then it’s simply nice to hear from others going through something similar. This podcast is about us trying to teach our dogs, but more importantly it’s about what our dogs are teaching us.
So, consider this your online peer support group, whose group meetings you can attend whilst driving your car, working out or snoozing on the sofa.
038 | Barbara van Rheenen over wanneer je hond aan de beurt is en wanneer jijzelf
Barbara van Rheenen is illustratrice en woont samen met haar twee witte herders Guzzi en Lupo. Recent schreef en illustreerde ze een boekje over wat daar bij komt kijken. Een boekje met tips over opvoeding, maar ook veel herkenbare anekdotes uit haar eigen leven, en...
Mindset episode 025 | Listening to Your No to Find Your Yes: How to Heed Your Gut to Find That No
In this episode of Ruff Around the Edges, I explore the power of starting with a "no" to gain clarity on what we truly want. By identifying what we're not willing or able to do, we make it easier to figure out where we want to go — whether it’s choosing how to manage...
037 | Claire Martin & Ozzy of Motherpuppers on Shutting Up and Showing Up
Claire describes such familiar themes. Like what it’s like to look back at how her childhood dogs were treated with the knowledge she has now. How she thought she knew quite a bit about dogs until Ozzy came along. Ozzy was adopted from a charity who had done a...
036 | Leah Lykos of Canine Movement Lab on Somatic Work and Your Dog as Your Mirror
Leah Lykos, a dog behaviorist out of Chattanooga Tennessee and guardian to three dogs, Eva, Biggie, and Mia explains how her focus is on movement and somatic work. That makes sense given that she operates from the philosophy that for dogs even more so than for humans...
035 | Matilda Kelsall & Nala and Rafiki, on dog-sparked personal growth in leaps and bounds
[The audio of this episode is a bit wonky, but I hope you'll put up with it because the content is great] Matilda is a canine coach who creates all the things she wishes she would have had available when working with her dog Nala for her clients. We talk about how...