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Estimated from 4 chart positions in 4 markets.
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- 🇮🇳IN · Pets & Animals#8210K to 30K
- 🇨🇴CO · Pets & Animals#3910K to 30K
- 🇵🇱PL · Pets & Animals#5010K to 30K
- 🇿🇦ZA · Pets & Animals#137500 to 3K
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15K to 47K🎙 ~2x weekly·39 episodes·Last published 3mo ago - Monthly Reach
Unique listeners across all episodes (30 days)
31K to 93K🇮🇳32%🇨🇴32%🇵🇱32%+1 more - Active Followers
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12K to 37K
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Episode 36: Be the Person Your Dog Thinks You Are- Starting the New Year With Kindness
Jan 17, 2026
23m 59s
Episode 35: Meeting the Needs of Dogs and People: Not a Prescribed Recipe
Nov 21, 2025
28m 25s
Episode 34: Guiding Your Dog to Calm and Confident Car Travel
Sep 21, 2025
26m 04s
Episode #32 Part 1- Found- What to do When You Spot a Lost Dog
Jun 26, 2025
26m 06s
Episode 31: Dog Days of Summer Fun
May 29, 2025
29m 34s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 1/17/26 | Episode 36: Be the Person Your Dog Thinks You Are- Starting the New Year With Kindness | As a new year begins, we’re trading pressure and perfection for something better: kindness. In this episode, we talk about our hopes and positive intentions for the year ahead—adding more gentleness, self-care, and compassion not just for ourselves, but for our dogs and our communities too. From letting go of unrealistic expectations to noticing the small moments that matter, we explore how kindness can shape the way we show up—for our dogs, for each other, and for ourselves. No rigid resolutions here—just thoughtful reflections, a few laughs, and a reminder that doing less and caring more can be a powerful place to start. Pour a cup of something warm, grab your pup, and join us as we welcome the new year with softer intentions and open hearts. 🐾💛 | 23m 59s | ||||||
| 11/21/25 | Episode 35: Meeting the Needs of Dogs and People: Not a Prescribed Recipe | Ever wonder what really happens behind the scenes when we work with dogs and their humans? In this episode, Emma and Kirsten take you from the very first phone call—where we begin uncovering goals, concerns, and unique dynamics—all the way to meeting the individual needs of both dogs and their people. We talk about the conversations that shape our approach, the observations we make long before the leash is ever clipped on, and how every plan is built around real lives, real challenges, and real relationships. You’ll hear how we adapt, pivot, and customize our work, because helping dogs and their families thrive is not a prescribed recipe—it’s a responsive, collaborative process rooted in understanding. If you've ever wondered what the journey looks like from that initial “Can you help us?” to meaningful change at home, this episode pulls back the curtain. | 28m 25s | ||||||
| 9/21/25 | Episode 34: Guiding Your Dog to Calm and Confident Car Travel | In this episode, Emma and Kirsten dive into everything you need to know about helping your dog feel safe, secure, and even excited about car rides. Whether you're planning a big road trip or just want to make vet visits less stressful, we’ve got you covered. We’ll chat about the best ways to support your dog while riding in the car—think comfy setups, calming techniques, and safety must-haves. Plus, we share gentle, step-by-step tips for easing anxious pups into car travel, so every journey can feel a little more like home. | 26m 04s | ||||||
| 6/26/25 | Episode #32 Part 1- Found- What to do When You Spot a Lost Dog | Ever spotted a wandering pup and felt unsure what to do next? In this episode, we break down the essential steps to safely help a lost dog—from how to approach it without scaring it off, to checking for tags, using social media, and working with local shelters. Whether you're a dog lover or just someone trying to do the right thing, this episode will give you the tools to reunite a lost pet with their family. | 26m 06s | ||||||
| 5/29/25 | Episode 31: Dog Days of Summer Fun | Remember when summer felt endless—when every day was an invitation to explore, get a little sunburned, and create memories with your favorite people? In this episode, Emma and Kirsten take you back to those golden days and challenge you to bring that same spirit of joy, freedom, and fun into the time you spend with your dog. From creative ways to beat the heat to spontaneous backyard adventures, it’s all about making the most of these sun-soaked days with your four-legged best friend. After all, summers with your pup are precious—and there are never quite enough of them. So grab the leash, fill the water bowl, and let’s make this summer unforgettable. | 29m 34s | ||||||
| 4/25/25 | Episode 30: Muzzles Enhance Well-Being | What comes to mind when you see a dog wearing a muzzle? Chances are, we already have a good idea of your response. Unfortunately, muzzles often carry a negative stigma in our culture—despite being incredibly valuable tools for promoting safety, freedom, and overall well-being in dogs. In this episode, Emma and Kirsten address common misconceptions about muzzles and explain why they deserve a more positive reputation. They’ll guide you through the different types of muzzles, their appropriate uses, and how to begin the process of muzzle acclimation. Tune in to gain a fresh perspective and practical insights on this often misunderstood topic. Kirsten’s favorite muzzles- The Muzzle Movement | 25m 16s | ||||||
| 3/23/25 | Episode 29: How Your Dog Perceives the World- Canine Sensory Perception | Did you know that dogs can’t see anything that is 12-18 inches in front of their face? Or that the size of their skull affects their ability to hear different frequencies? During this episode, Emma and Kirsten share the details of how your dogs are taking in information in their environments by using their visual, olfactory, auditory, taste, tactile and awareness sensory perception faculties. By understanding how our dogs take in information, we get a clearer picture of how they think and feel. Ready to see the world through your dog’s brain? Interested in learning more about dog behavior? Check out Kirsten’s Canine Behavior Education courses at www.caninebehavior.com or send her an email at kwhappydogs@gmail.com | 21m 27s | ||||||
| 2/23/25 | Episode 28: Disaster Preparedness- Get a Paw Up | In this episode, Emma and Kirsten dive into essential tips and strategies for preparing your pets for any emergency or disaster. Whether it’s a hurricane, fire, or earthquake, keeping your furry friends safe is a top priority. We’ll cover everything from emergency kits to evacuation plans, and how you can make sure your pets stay calm and secure during stressful times. Tune in for practical, positive steps to ensure your pets are disaster-ready! Key Takeaways: Create an Emergency Pet Kit: What to pack for your pets, including food, water, medications, leashes, and identification. Pet-Friendly Evacuation Plans: How to safely evacuate your pets, whether you’re at home, traveling, or at a shelter. Identification Tips: The importance of collars, microchips, and updated IDs to reunite with your pets if separated. Pet Safety During Disasters: How to keep your pets calm and comfortable in chaotic situations. Training & Preparedness: How to teach your pets to handle stress and new environments during an emergency. Resources Mentioned: AKC pet evacuation plan AKC recommended pet emergency kit items | 22m 35s | ||||||
| 1/18/25 | Episode 27: Kim Brophey on Dramatic Change- The Good Life | In this episode, Emma and Kirsten sit down with Kim Brophey, an applied ethologist and a leading voice in the movement to transform the way we understand and interact with dogs. Kim shares her insights on the much-needed paradigm shift in the dog profession world—one that focuses on seeing dogs as sentient beings with their own needs, emotions, and agency. She delves into the concept of a "Good Life" for dogs, discussing how a deeper understanding of canine behavior, communication, and welfare can shape more humane, effective training and caregiving practices. Whether you’re a dog owner, trainer, or just passionate about animal welfare, this conversation offers a thought-provoking look at how we can better meet the needs of our canine companions and reimagine our relationships with them. The Dogs Truth movie on youtube https://www.familydogmediation.com/ https://www.instagram.com/familydogmediation/ Check out Kim Brophey's incredible courses here! | 26m 19s | ||||||
| 11/20/24 | Episode 26: A Veterinary Perspective- Special Guest Dr. Kelle Kearney | As Dr. Kelle Kearney says in this episode, veterinarians wear many different hats. Our veterinarians are such an important part of our dog's team, and they offer so many important insights into our dogs' mental and physical health. During this episode, Emma, Kirsten and Dr. Kearney unpack topics like how to prep your pup for a vet visit and trends in canine behavior over the past few years. Listen up for great points to consider in terms of supporting your dog's health and well-being. Find Dr. Kelle Kearney at https://www.sangeronimovalleyvet.com/ | 39m 41s | ||||||
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| 10/16/24 | Episode 25: Environmental Changes You Can Make to Support Well-Being | Have you ever been in a new place- maybe a subway in another country or a county fair on a crowded holiday- and been overwhelmed with the sights, sounds and smells around you? Sometimes our brain is so busy taking in sensory input, it can be hard to relax and process information. This is also the case for our dogs. In this episode, Emma and Kirsten discuss the impact of the environment on your dog’s behavior and ways you can help to support them so they can learn and thrive. | 26m 06s | ||||||
| 8/27/24 | Episode 24: Compassion Without Borders’ Cofounder, Dr. Christi Camblor, Shares Heartening Stories of Her Animal Welfare Work on Both Sides of the Border. | Have you ever listened to someone speak about their mission and felt chills and motivation to make positive change happen? Listening to Dr. Christi during this episode will have you visualizing the power that compassionate care can evoke and give you a better sense of how we can move towards a viable solution for the many dogs in need of medical care and a safe home. Compassion Without Borders is supporting animals and their humans both in the US and Mexico, and Emma and Kirsten felt so fortunate to learn more about this incredible rescue organization and the work they are doing during this episode. | 36m 38s | ||||||
| 7/23/24 | Episode 23: Training Techniques Unveiled- Why Positive Reinforcement Leads the Way | Dog training is an unregulated industry where anyone can call themselves a ”trainer” and make an eye-catching website in order to sell you their quick fix services- sometimes at great cost to the welfare of your dog. In a world where we have so many options, it is vital to educate yourself on the types of methods available and to consider how you want to teach and support your dog in a humane way. In this episode, Emma and Kirsten unpack different training methodologies and ask the question: ”How can we best support our dogs’ learning and well-being?” Buckle your seatbelts because this is a courageous ride into the dichotomy of the dog training world. Fear not as Emma and Kirsten are yet again your confident and wise guides. | 32m 43s | ||||||
| 5/24/24 | Episode 22: Leashes, Harnesses and Collars- Oh, My! | Have you been given different advice about which equipment to use on your dog? Is your dog comfortable in their gear when they are heading out for a walk? Emma and Kirsten explore answers to these questions and offer some guidance about the equipment that is available and why they choose to use it with their own dogs. In a market with so many choices, it is helpful to hear first-hand from professionals about best options that are available. | 37m 04s | ||||||
| 4/20/24 | Episode 21: Scout's Inspirational Journey: A Blind Dog Teaches Us Some Valuable Life Lessons | Have you ever considered adopting a dog with special needs? This episode takes you on one couple’s heartwarming adventure of bringing a blind dog into their life. Scout was born with a degenerative condition that is causing blindness, and though he faces some challenges, his pet parents have found ways to support him and he is thriving! Check out reels and photos of Scout in action here https://www.instagram.com/rogersnaps/ | 35m 44s | ||||||
| 1/17/23 | Episode 8: Building Confidence, Resiliency and Optimism | With their easy-going, authentic conversation and genuine concern for both dogs and their guardians, Emma and Kirsten reveal what they have in store for you in 2023. In this episode, our hosts reflect on past training practices and the evolution of dog training as it has transitioned from control to choice. They answer questions about current changes in their profession, what inspires them and where they are heading. | 27m 56s | ||||||
| 11/15/22 | Episode 7: Sharing the Holidays with Your Dogs | The holidays are almost upon us and Kirsten and Emma have some thoughtful tips about how to keep our dogs healthy and happy during this special season. Also they offer creative ways to include our dogs in our rituals and traditions, while sharing some humorous stories about their own past holiday dog memories. Baking dog biscuits, preparing for holiday guests and thinking about the holidays from our dogs’ perspective- Episode 7 will leave you with warm, holiday spirit feelings and practical advice. | 21m 52s | ||||||
| 10/16/22 | Episode 6: Adding Another Pet to Your Home | Thinking about bringing a new dog or cat into your home and wondering how you can set your resident pets up for a successful transition? In this episode Emma and Kirsten share a few management tips, procedure advice and thoughtful insights about how to expand your pet family in a way that is positive for all the animals and humans involved. | 27m 45s | ||||||
| 9/14/22 | Episode 5: Twenty Questions | Fall is in the air and kids are back in school, so we thought, why not find out what students want to know about dogs? Kids have such creative minds and fresh perspectives, and It seems to us that having more knowledge about dogs should be a priority. No Dog Left Behind. So we asked some local teachers to poll their students and gather up some questions, and the result is a podcast episode meant for adults and children alike. Sometimes funny and always interesting, answering these twenty questions made Emma and Kirsten think a bit and laugh a lot. | 33m 31s | ||||||
| 8/16/22 | Episode 4: Games to Meet Your Dog’s Needs | Our dogs are so intelligent and perceptive. It is our task as their guardians to offer them sensory enrichment and engaging mental and physical stimulation. In Episode 4, Emma and Kirsten share practical tips and creative games designed to encourage your dogs to express their inherent canine behaviors through activities, puzzles and exercises you can do together to enrich both of your lives. | 35m 34s | ||||||
| 7/23/22 | Episode 3: Camping with our Dogs | Camping with your dog can be so fulfilling if you are prepared and set up for a positive experience. Episode 3 discusses the incredible enrichment camping offers both dogs and their guardians, along with some practical advice of what to pack and what to consider when you pick a destination. And don’t worry, Kirsten shares her strong feelings about Snowy Plovers and their ”nesting rights,” but she is really a bird lover at heart. | 24m 21s | ||||||
| 7/22/22 | Episode 2: Summer Dog Treks | Wondering about which summer outings are fun from your dog’s perspective and looking for ways to successfully include them on your adventures? This episode unpacks various dog-friendly treks and offers tips to help you be prepared and thoughtful about summer-time fun with your pup. | 21m 50s | ||||||
| 7/22/22 | Episode 1: Welcome to Dog Chats | Emma and Kirsten give you a bit of their background into why they were inspired to work as dog behavior professionals and they share some fun stories about their own dogs. They point out that dog training philosophy and the socio-cultural perspective of our pet dogs today is so different from their childhood memories of 70’s dogs. A few wise tips and some witty repertoire in this episode will get you hooked on their podcast. | 13m 45s | ||||||
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Chart Positions
4 placements across 4 markets.
Chart Positions
4 placements across 4 markets.
