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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2025 · 29 MIN

Things Every Dog Owner Should Know (But Probably Doesn’t)

from Chinwag Dog Podcast · host Kimberley and Carla

Send us a text In this jam-packed episode, Kim and Carla tackle all the things they wish every dog owner knew—from leash manners to food myths and training expectations. They start by diving into dog walking etiquette, discussing why you should never let your off-lead dog run up to a dog on a lead, and how reading both canine and human social cues can prevent unnecessary stress or conflict. Then, they debunk popular dog behavior myths, including outdated dominance theories and the idea that your dog is trying to “be the boss.” (Spoiler: they’re not.) Kim and Carla also explore: Why training plans should be flexible (and why it’s okay to call it quits mid-walk) The truth about “human food” and why variety in your dog’s diet is a good thing The difference between treats and bribes in training How empathy, patience, and science-backed methods always win out Whether you’re a new dog guardian or a seasoned pro, this episode is full of honest advice, lived experiences, and myth-busting insights every dog lover needs to hear. Support the show Don't forget to rate and review Follow me on instagram: pooches.galore

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