Street Dogs Abroad: What Every Adopter Needs To Know - Interview With Toby Craze

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I’m joined by Toby Craze of Craze Dog Training. Toby is highly experienced in working with rescue dogs, especially those from abroad who’ve lived on the streets or in shelters before arriving in the UK. With years of hands-on experience, Toby shares his knowledge with warmth and honesty, offering dog owners practical, real-world advice.Together we explore the reality of life for street dogs and what it really takes to help them settle into family life. This episode is packed with insights, as well as great tips you can put into practice if you’re thinking about adopting, or if you’ve already welcomed a rescue from overseas into your home.We cover:What life is like for street dogs in different parts of the worldThe harsh reality of kill shelters and how dogs are often caughtWhy street dogs can struggle in UK homes The differences between UK rescues and overseas rescuesCommon behaviour challenges like reactivity and resource guardingPractical advice for helping a street dog adjust to life in a new homeWhat to look for in a rescue organisation — and red flags to avoidHow to build trust and understand your dog’s body languageSuccess stories that show just how resilient and adaptable these dogs can beIf you’re considering adopting a dog from abroad, or you already share your life with one, this episode will help you understand their unique journey — and give you the tools to make that transition as smooth, supportive, and successful as possible.Want to connect with Toby? details below:Website: www.crazedogtraining.co.ukFacebookToby Craze | Online Dog Trainer (@crazedogtraining) • Instagram photos and videosFree Dog body language course: www.bravodog.ca/challenge-page/bodylanguage Dog body language book: https://amzn.eu/d/1EzpzY3For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs