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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2025 · 5 MIN

Why Christmas Puppies Fail: What Families Should Know Before Bringing One Home

from Dog Works Radio · host Dog Works Radio

This episode breaks down the emotional appeal of giving a puppy as a Christmas gift and why so many holiday puppies end up in shelters by spring. Michele Forto explains the three main reasons families choose holiday timing, the common challenges that begin in January, and the most overlooked responsibilities new owners face. If you're considering a Christmas puppy, or already committed, this episode offers honest guidance and a clear path forward with professional training support. In This Episode: The early days of dog training before social media How the pandemic changed the industry overnight What 3,000+ dogs have taught Michele about human behavior Why structure actually gives your dog more freedom Four timeless lessons every dog owner should know Why Listen If you've ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting advice online or wondered what separates real trainers from internet experts, this episode will reset your perspective. Michele breaks down what true, experience-based training looks like, and why it still matters more than ever. 🎧 Listen now: Dog Works Radio

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