Quote From The Episode"Our pets are living two-thirds of their normal lifespan . . . I'm not just trying to make your dog live to 15. I want it to be healthy through those 15 years." Dr. Randy AronsonVisit Our Website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Join us in Denver on June 2nd for a podcast recording in front of a live audience: Tickets available here!Shop For The pup in our store on lovedog.com: Woof & Wear: The ShopSupport The Podcast with a donation here. Dog thanks you . . . and so do we!****SHOW SPONSORSOur newest Sponsor: JOPE Hip & Joint Chews, veterinarian-crafted, made with UC-II Collagen along with high quantities of Omega-3 and Curcumin to improve mobility.Presenting Sponsor: 3CW: Colorado Citizens For Canine Welfare: A group of remarkably devoted humans dedicated to public education, guidance in finding a new dog from a humane source, and animal welfare advocacy. Their goal is to shut down all puppy mills in Colorado and to stand side-by-side all organizations across the country with a similar goal.: 3CW: Colorado Citizens For Canine Welfare: A group of remarkably devoted humans dedicated to public education, guidance in finding a new dog from a humane source, and animal welfare advocacy. Their goal is to shut down all puppy mills in Colorado and to stand side-by-side all organizations across the country with a similar goal.ABOUT THE GUESTDr. Randy Aronson graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1980 after being awarded the top honor of his class, the Leonard Pearson Prize. He completed a rotating internship at the small animal hospital in medicine and surgery 1981.Dr. Aronson started the Animal Care Center of Green Valley in 1984 and sold it to his partner in 2005. P.A.W.S. Veterinary Center, his current practice, was started with his wife, Dr. Geren Thurston, in 2008 and employs thirty-two in staff and five veterinarians. In 2011 they won the American Animal Hospital Practice of the Year award and the Veterinary Economics Merit Hospital winner.Dr. Aronson utilizes an integrative approach to diagnostics and therapies, combining Western or allopathic medicine with holistic modalities. He completed the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society’s acupuncture course, numerous Chinese herbal courses, and many traditional Chinese medicine and nutrition programs. He is certified by the Canine Rehabilitation Institute to perform physical therapy on cats and dogs. He utilizes food therapy, ozone, pulsed electromagnetic therapy, shock wave, therapeutic laser, and underwater treadmill to help attain health and wellness for his patients.Dr. Aronson is a keynote speaker and lecturer. His website drrandypetvet.com contains many podcasts and articles on...

Visit Our Website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop For The pup in our store on lovedog.com: Woof & Wear: The ShopSupport The Podcast with a donation here. Dog thanks you . . . and so do we!****SHOW SPONSORSPRESENTING SPONSOR: 3CW: Colorado Citizens For Canine Welfare: A group of remarkably devoted humans dedicated to public education, guidance in finding a new dog from a humane source, and animal welfare advocacy. Their goal is to shut down all puppy mills in Colorado and to stand side-by-side all organizations across the country with a similar goal.SPONSOR: Wonder Walker & Co. The original "No Pull" harness, handmade since 2003 by the same family in Seattle. A premium quality, safer, more comfortable harness for you dog.GUEST BIOMalena DeMartini is a Certified Trainer and Counselor (CTC) and Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (CDBC) – Since 2001, she has specialized exclusively in canine separation anxiety, having worked hundreds of cases and constantly innovating to find better ways to treat the condition and support guardians, other trainers, rescues, and shelters. Malena is renowned worldwide for her success in helping countless dogs (and the people who love them) overcome this debilitating behavior issue.LINKSMALENA'S WEBSITE IS HEREMALENA'S BOOK, SEPARATION ANXIETY IN DOGS, NEXT GENERATION TREATMENT PROTOCOLS AND PRACTICES, IS HEREMALENA'S ONLINE COURSE IS HEREMALENA'S FACEBOOK PAGE IS HEREABOUT THE SHOWSeparation anxiety in dogs is a common issue that can cause extreme fear and distress when the dog is left alone. In this episode, co-hosts Mark Drucker and Drew Webster interview Malena DeMartini, CTC, CDBC, the country's leading expert on Separation Anxiety. They discuss this common condition in dogs and how to address it. They cover topics such as setting expectations for training, the importance of consistency, the increase in separation anxiety cases during the pandemic, prevention strategies, seeking professional help, and celebrating small wins in the training process. Malena shares a case study of a dog named Akilah and emphasizes the need for patience and empathy in the training journey. CHAPTERS00:00 Show opening06:29 The Genetic Component of Separation Anxiety14:28 Common Signs of Separation Anxiety44:17 Stop Leaving Your Dog Alone for so long51:56 The Secret Sauce: Stop Leaving Your Dog Alone59:34 How long will it take to get relief?YOU'RE INVITED TO HOWL...

Visit Our Website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop For The pup in our store: Woof & Wear: The ShopSupport The Podcast with a donation here. Dog thanks you . . . and so do we!****SHOW SPONSORSPRESENTING SPONSOR: 3CW: Colorado Citizens For Canine Welfare: A group of remarkably devoted humans dedicated to public education, guidance in finding a new dog from a humane source, and animal welfare advocacy. Their goal is to shut down all puppy mills in Colorado and to stand side-by-side all organizations across the country with a similar goal.Wonder Walker & Co. The original "No Pull" harness, handmade since 2003 by the same family in Seattle. A premium quality, safer, more comfortable harness for you dog. Guest BioDr Kathy Murphy qualified as a veterinary surgeon from the Royal Veterinary College in 1999. After spending several years in mixed practice she moved to the University of Oxford where she completed two specialised clinical qualifications and was awarded a Wellcome Trust Fellowship for her PhD in behavioural neuroscience. Kathy is the director of Barking Brains, a platform sharing information about neuroscience with animal trainers, behaviourists and interested dog owners. Additionally she is the Chief Scientific Officer for Behavior Vets LLC and Oversight Committee member for the UK Dog Behaviour and Training Charter.Show DescriptionIn this conversation, Part 2 of this series, Dr. Kathy Murphy discusses a wide range of topics related to canine neuroscience including brain development during both puppyhood and adolescence; the impact of spaying and neutering; the behavioral implications of sleep disruption; whether or not dogs really do dream; and the vital role of play for both dog and human. She emphasizes that puppy socialization should focus on building resilience and tolerance, rather than just tolerance. In adolescence, she explains that the dog brain goes through changes that lead to increased risk-taking and decreased impulse control. It is important to understand that the adolescent brain struggles with impulse control more than the puppy brain. Recognizing the challenges of adolescence can help set dogs up for success and prevent frustration and abandonment. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Messages03:24 Building Resilience and Tolerance in Puppyhood11:36 Understanding the Adolescent Brain38:17 Training in Puppyhood39:04 Defining Adolescence and Adulthood42:32 The Impact of Spaying/Neutering53:38 Disrupted Sleep and Behavior01:02:54 The Role of Play in Canine Brain FunctionYOU'RE INVITED TO HOWL WITH USFollow on Instagram AND TikTok: @lovedognews Email with questions, comments, and suggestions: podcast@lovedog.comDisclaimer: Our podcasts are for your enjoyment and for general education and information purposes only. We interview veterinarians, scientists, behavior consultants, dog

Visit our website lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop for the pup in our store on lovedog.com: Woof & Wear: The ShopOUR "SHORTS" SPONSORWonder Walker & Co. The original "No Pull" harness, handmade since 2003 by the same family in Seattle. A premium quality, safer, more comfortable harness for you dog. GUEST BIOMalena DeMartini is renowned worldwide for her success in helping countless dogs (and the people who love them) overcome separation anxiety. Malena is a Certified Trainer and Counselor (CTC) and Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (CDBC). Since 2001 she has specialized exclusively in canine separation anxiety, having worked hundreds of cases. She's constantly innovating to find better ways to treat the condition and support guardians/pet parents, other trainers, rescues, and shelters.Learn more about Malena, separation anxiety in dogs, and what you can do if your dog suffers from this condition. Visit Malena's website here.ABOUT THE SHOWIn this SHORTS episode, Malena DiMartini discusses the prevention of separation anxiety in dogs. She emphasizes that while there are things we can do to optimize our dogs for long-term success, it is important to recognize that we cannot prevent something if we don't know the cause. Shortly, we'll be releasing a full length episode where we take the deep dive with Malena and thoroughly cover the topic of separation anxietyChapters00:00 SHORTS Open 02:15 Prevention of Separation Anxiety04:04 Setting Dogs Up for Success05:01 Phasing in Alone Time07:00 Ways to support the PodcastYOU'RE INVITED TO HOWL WITH USFollow on Instagram AND TikTok: @lovedognews Email with questions, comments, and suggestions: podcast@lovedog.comDisclaimer: Our podcasts are for your enjoyment and for general education and information purposes only. We interview veterinarians, scientists, behavior consultants, dog trainers, influencers, etc. You must always consult with your own [credentialed] canine and pet practitioners before implementing any training program or course of medical diagnosis and/or treatment.

Visit our website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop for the pup in our store on lovedog.com: Woof & Wear: The ShopThe Show's SponsorsWonder Walker & Co. The original "No Pull" harness, handmade since 2003 by the same family in Seattle. A premium quality, safer, more comfortable harness for you dog. Fig & Tyler. Single ingredient, human grade, premium quality treats. GUEST BIODr Kathy Murphy qualified as a veterinary surgeon from the Royal Veterinary College in 1999. After spending several years in mixed practice she moved to the University of Oxford where she completed two specialised clinical qualifications and was awarded a Wellcome Trust Fellowship for her PhD in behavioural neuroscience. Kathy is the director of Barking Brains, a platform sharing information about neuroscience with animal trainers, behaviourists and interested dog owners. Additionally she is the Chief Scientific Officer for Behavior Vets LLC and Oversight Committee member for the UK Dog Behaviour and Training Charter.ABOUT THE SHOWIn this interview, Dr. Kathy Murphy explores the field of neuroscience as it relates to understanding how dogs think and behave and how more knowledge in this area leads to successful outcomes for pet parents. The fascinating similarities between human and dog brains are discussed, highlighting that while there are anatomical and cellular similarities, there are also differences in brain structure and development trajectories. In glossary form, there's a captivating discussion around neurotransmitters and neuroeconomics and how these phenomena impact behavior. You'll learn about phenotypes, genotypes, coupling, functional connectivity, and how a dog thinks and grieves. From time to time, the conversation touches on the ethical considerations of brain research in dogs. Links from the EpisodeBarking Brains : (https://www.facebook.com/neuroscienceisawesome)Behavior VetsErin Hecht at Canine Brains Project, Harvard UniversityMuhammad A. Spocter, Principal Investigator at The Evolving Brain LaboratoryChapters00:00 Show Opening and the Importance of Neuroscience07:06 Similarities and Differences Between Human and Dog Brains. What are neurotransmitters and what is neuroeconimics?31:46 Phenotypes and Coupling34:08 Coupling and Functional Connectivity38:43 Understanding How Dogs Think40:06 The Use of fMRI in Dogs42:12 Real-Time Brain Function in Dogs44:09 Ethical Considerations in Brain Research48:14 Supporting Dogs' Behavior and Welfare49:26 Observing and Noting Dog Behavior52:17 Grieving and Adaptation in DogsYOU'RE INVITED TO HOWL WITH USOn Instagram and TikTok: @lovedognews On Facebook:

Visit our website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop for the pup in our store: Woof & Wear: The ShopThe Show's SponsorsWonder Walker & Co. The original "No Pull" harness, handmade since 2003 by the same family in Seattle. A premium quality, safer, more comfortable harness for you dog. Fig & Tyler. Single ingredient, human grade, premium quality treats. About SaraSara Carson is considered one of the top trick dog instructors in the world and is certified through "Do More With Your Dog!" She has been nationally recognized for showcasing her achievements such as the CW Dog Honors 'top trick' award in 2020, The Great Mats 'Dog Trainer of the Year' in 2017. Her dogs have earned a multitude of working and sport titles such as agility, dock diving, barn hunt and tricks. She has also placed across the board in disc dog competitions and taught the art form of canine freestyle dance. You can learn much more about Sara here.DescriptionSarah Carson, a dog trainer and performer, shares her life's journey . . . everything from being a dog trainer to teaching dogs to perform to living out of an RV for most of the year to a near crushing blow on America's Got Talent. Sarah also talks about how she selects dogs for performance, why she holds them accountable, knowing when to retire a dog, and Instagram stardom! Chapters00:00 Show Opens04:07 Sarah Carson's Journey on America's Got Talent06:14 Sarah Carson's Career as a Dog Trainer09:37 Training Dogs for Performances12:57 Training Behaviors for Shows21:00 Sarah Carson as an Instagram Star26:05 Dog Tricks and Training30:20 Success in Dog Training31:48 Retirement of Working Dogs34:12 Holding Dogs Accountable35:09 Training Dogs for Performance36:36 Life on the Road with Dogs38:55 Finding Inspiration for Tricks and Routines43:41 Training Service Dogs for Veterans46:31 Working Dogs vs. Pet Dogs51:10 Utilizing Dogs' Natural Behaviors55:39 Rapid Fire Questions58:31 Puppr AppLinks & Stuff From the ShowAmerica's Got Talent Audition - an unprecedented moment for her and AGTSara's Website: thesupercollies.comSara's Instagram: @thesupercollies and @thesupercolliesmomThe Puppr App for dog trainingConnect with Love, DogFollow us on Instagram: @lovedognewsEmail us with questions, comments, and suggestions: podcast@lovedog.com

Visit our website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop for the pup in our store: Woof & Wear: The ShopThe Show's SponsorsWonder Walker & Co. The original "No Pull" harness, handmade since 2003 by the same family in Seattle. A premium quality, safer, more comfortable harness for you dog. Fig & Tyler. Single ingredient, human grade, premium quality treats. Show DescriptionIn our conversation, Dr. Marie Bartling discusses the different kinds of pain that dogs can experience and how to recognize the signs of pain in dogs. She emphasizes the importance of observing dogs' behavior and movement to identify any changes that may indicate pain. Dr. Bartling also shares tips for prevention and encourages pet owners to be vigilant and proactive in monitoring their dogs' wellbeing. The conversation highlights the need for early intervention and proper diagnosis to address pain in dogs effectively. Her goal is to reduce medication gradually when possible. The conversation also covers best practices for pain prevention and how to choose supplements. Disclaimer: Our podcasts are for your enjoyment and general information purposes only. We often interview veterinarians, scientists, behavior consultants, dog trainers, etc. You must always consult with your own [credentialed] canine and pet practitioners before implementing any training program or course of medical diagnosis and/or treatment. Chapters00:00 Show opening03:18 General Prevention Tips07:40 Identifying Different Kinds of Pain08:40 Recognizing Signs of Pain in Dogs14:57 The Importance of Observing Dogs20:46 Buzzwords and Labels Associated with Pain27:04 Observing Dogs' Sitting, Standing, and Movement33:47 Subtle Cues of Pain in Dogs40:42 Do Dogs Get Sciatica?49:32 Understanding and Addressing Pain in Dogs58:14 Case Study: Blue's Journey to Pain Management01:12:12 Preventing Over-Exercise and Physical Strain01:22:05 Choosing and Trusting Supplements01:29:15 Practical Daily Tips for PreventionLinksDr. Marie Bartling's website: Helpspotrun.comInternational Veterinary Academy of Pain ManagementNational Animal Supplement Council - NASCConnect with Love, DogOur website: Lovedog.comOur Online store: Woof & Wear: The ShopFollow us on Instagram: @lovedognewsEmail us with questions, comments, and suggestions: podcast@lovedog.comArticles of InterestFrom Canine Arthritis Management - A Europe based 501c3https://caninearthritis.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/CAM-Puppy-Guidance-Caregiver-Handout.pdfA research...

Listen here for free or scroll to the bottom to find links to your favorite podcast appOur SponsorToday's show is sponsored by Fig & Tyler, makers of the highest quality, one-ingredient, human-grade dog treats that are a favorite of professional dog trainers. Pet parents are also urged to give these treats a try. Generous discounts have been arranged for both professionals and all dog lovers. Visit Fig & Tyler. Show DescriptionIn this conversation, hosts Mark Drucker and Drew Webster interview globally renowned dog aggression expert Mike Shikashio and discuss the importance of understanding and addressing dog aggression. Mike shares his background and philosophy in working with aggression cases, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe space for clients and dogs. They discuss the challenges and solutions in managing and resolving aggression cases, including the possibility of removing dogs from aggressive situations. They explore the role of behavior science in understanding aggression and changing behavior. The conversation touches on the misrepresentation of pit bulls and the impact of breed-specific legislation. They also discuss the behavior of street dogs in different cultures and the role of environment in shaping dog behavior.LINKS From The EpisodeVisit Mike Shikashio's website, aggressivedog.com.Listen to Mike's podcast. The Bitey End of the Dog.The Muzzle Up! ProjectHow about buying us a cup of coffee on Ko-Fi.com. It's a great way to donate to the show and support our efforts to keep-on!! Minimum donation: $4.00.Chapters00:00 Show opens03:09 Importance of Addressing Dog Aggression06:27 Mike Shikashio's Background and Expertise07:37 Working with Aggressive Dogs and Reactive Dogs10:14 Philosophy and Approach to Aggression Cases11:38 Working with People in Aggression Cases13:27 Hope and Improvement in Aggression Cases14:50 Removing Dogs from Aggressive Situations16:41 Preparing for Aggression Cases19:03 Creating a Safe Space for Clients22:20 Mediation and Conflict Resolution in Aggression Cases23:55 When Dogs Need to be Removed or Euthanized26:14 Increase in Aggression Cases with Spike in Adoptions32:51 Expanding a Dog's World and Avoiding Excessive Management36:10 Jealousy and Resource Guarding in Dogs47:18 Understanding Aggression and Behavior Science49:06 Coping with Difficult Cases and Finding Balance52:55 Advice for Dog Guardians56:19 The Misrepresentation of Pit Bulls59:03 Aggression on Leash01:03:53 Tools and Resources for Trainers01:08:10 Street Dogs and AggressionConnect with Love, DogOur website: Lovedog.comOur Online store: Woof & Wear: The ShopFollow us on Instagram: @lovedognewsEmail us with questions, comments, and suggestions: podcast@lovedog.com

Visit our website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop for the pup in our store: Woof & Wear: The ShopShow SponsorThis Episode is sponsored by Fig & Tyler, makers of one-ingredient, human grade dog treats . . . a favorite among professional dog trainers!DescriptionIn Episode 3, Hosts, Mark Drucker and Drew Webster, discuss dog vaccines with Dr. Ng. They break down the  different types of vaccines, including modified live, killed, and recombinant. Emphasis is placed on which vaccines to think of as “core” such as rabies, parvo, and distemper, while categorizing others as optional, as they depend more on geographical and lifestyle factors. They also address the concerns of people who tend to be vaccine-hesitant and the importance of informed conversations with veterinarians.Dr. Ng discusses specific dog vaccines that may be considered optional, including Bordetella, Leptospirosis, Canine Influenza, and Lyme Disease, and he provides insights on public health concerns as well as the symptoms and dangers of each disease should a dog contract them.Disclaimer: Our podcasts are for your entertainment and general information purposes only. We often interview veterinarians, scientists, behavior consultants, dog trainers, etc. You must always consult with your own canine and pet practitioners before implementing any training program or course of medical diagnosis and/or treatment. Links From The EpisodeFig & TylerRabies awareDr. Zenithson Ng, University of TennesseeBuy us a cup up coffee! Support the podcast!Chapters00:00 Show opens02:30 Introducing the Hosts03:30 Interview with Dr. Ng11:03 Understanding Different Types of Vaccines24:03 Importance of Puppy Boosters30:31 Breaking Up Vaccines for Better Dog Experiences36:31 Core Vaccines vs. Optional Vaccines38:26 Description of Core Vaccines49:11 Description of Non-Core Vaccines51:32 Bordetella Vaccine and Lifestyle52:30 Lifestyle and Vaccination Choices55:13 Leptospirosis and Wildlife Exposure58:01 Leptospirosis and Risk Factors58:58 Letting Dogs Be Dogs and Vaccine Choices01:00:51 Canine Influenza and Vaccine Recommendations01:02:48 Lyme Disease and Vaccine Considerations01:04:43 Lyme Disease Misdiagnosis and Vaccine Efficacy01:06:04 Tick Prevention and Vaccination01:08:01 Vaccination for Senior Dogs01:14:13 COVID-19 and Dogs01:15:37 mRNA Vaccines for Dogs01:18:18 Mysterious Respiratory Virus01:22:26 Prevention for Boarding and TravelConnect with Love, DogFollow us on Instagram: @lovedognews Email us with questions, comments, and suggestions: podcast@lovedog.com

Visit our website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop for the pup in our store: Woof & Wear: The ShopSHOW DESCRIPTIONE:2 | Dedicated to: Gustavo, a Goldador from Boulder, COThis Episode is sponsored by Fig & TylerIn Episode 2 of The Love, Dog Podcast, hosts Mark Drucker and Drew Webster interview internationally acclaimed canine nutritionist, Linda Case. Their conversation takes a deep dive into the most important topics related to feeding dogs, including the importance of feeding puppies a lean diet, the many different types of dog food available to pet parents and dog guardians, and the factors to consider when selecting dog food. The conversation also touches on the importance of managing weight, and the importance of adjusting diet as dogs age. As a Hot Topic, the hosts and guest discuss human food vs. pet food. They also discuss the current debate over grain-free diets, whether or not it’s ok to feed your dog chocolate, Et al.Links From Episode1.   If you enjoyed the show and found it helpful, we'd love it if you'd consider supporting the podcast with a donation of any amount Ko-Fi THANK YOU!2.   Linda Cases’s blog: thesciencedog.com3.   Canine research: BSM PartnersBooks by Linda Case: Dog Food Logic Chapters00:00     Podcast opens04:12      Intro by Mark Drucker07:28     Guest Introduction: Linda Case9:38       Stages of Development and Feeding Dogs18:40      Switching from Puppy to Adult Food19:40      Feeding Large and Giant Breeds25:00      Understanding Dog Food Options26:40      Factors to Consider in Dog Food Selection39:44      Different Types of Dog Food47:37       Variety in Dog Food and Enjoyment49:29      Essential Considerations in Dog Food Selection51:50       Dealing with Obesity in Dogs52:55       Managing Weight in Older Dogs58:05       The Importance of Adjusting Diet as Dogs Age01:00:33 The Connection Between Weight and Pain in Dogs01:02:37 Feeding Dogs During Training and the Importance of Portion Control01:07:39 Hot Topic: Human Food vs. Pet Food 01:12:53   The Debate Over Grain-Free Diets01:21:48   Can your dog eat chocolate?Connect with Love, DogFollow us on Instagram: @lovedognews Email us with questions, comments, and suggestions: podcast@lovedog.com

Visit our website: lovedog.com for in-depth articles, adoptions, and great online shopping!Shop for the pup in our store: Woof & Wear: The ShopDescriptionIn Episode 1, hosts Mark Drucker and Drew Webster talk to Marc Bekoff about who and what dogs are, how we humans can understand them better, and why we should simply let them be what they are: dogs! Our conversation takes a deep-dive into the nature of dog-appropriate behavior and how we can "listen" to them in order to support them, give them a great life, and have the best possible friendship with them. 0:00 Introductory discussion of the episode with bio of our guest: Author, ethologist, and professor emeritus at University of Colorado, Boulder, Marc Bekoff12:25 Welcome message from host 12:55 Meet our guest, Marc Bekoff14:01 Discussion of Marc Bekoff's new book, Dogs Demystified; Plus: What and who dogs are17:22 Discussion about the ideas in another of Marc Bekoff's books, Unleashing Your Dog18:38 Dog appropriate behaviors; dogs are captive individuals; canine “nosework”24:52 Choice; Context; Consistency; Control. Dogs as individuals and sentient beings who like freedoms29:47 The importance of walking your dog34:23 Barking and chewing39:10 It's About Trust. Mark Drucker also shares a story about his Golden Retriever on Manhattan's Upper West Side46:15 Be curious about your dog's behavior49:51 Short excerpt from Dogs Demystified, read by Drew55:58 Hot Topic59:25 Mark, Drew and our guest wrap-up the interviewConnect with Love, DogEmail us: podcast@lovedog.comFollow on Instagram: @lovedognews

This is an introduction to Love, Dog: The Podcast. In this trailer you'll learn about why co-hosts Mark Drucker and Drew Webster came together to create this podcast and what they aim to achieve as they take a engage in deep conversations with experts, influencers, and heroes from all areas of the dog world.