PODCAST · education
The Doggopedia Show
by Jeff Greene
The Doggopedia Show is dedicated to documenting humanity’s oldest partnership. For thousands of years, dogs have hunted with us, guarded our homes and livestock, fought beside us, moved our animals, shared our streets, and eventually found their way onto our couches. Their story is inseparable from ours. Hosted by Jeff Greene, founder of The Doggopedia, the show explores that relationship through long-form conversations with the people who have dedicated their lives to understanding dogs—trainers, handlers, breeders, scientists, historians, rescuers, working-dog professionals, and others whose lives and work offer a deeper understanding of the animals beside us. We explore genetics, behavior, training, breed history, working purpose, breeding, rescue, welfare, and the changing role of dogs in modern society. But these conversations are also about people: the cultures, industries, traditions, and ideas that have shaped our relatio
Episodes
-
How Genetics Affect Dog Behavior (And What Training Can’t Change) | Liam McArthur
How much of your dog’s behavior can actually be changed through training—and how much was determined by genetics before you ever brought them home? Dog genetics influence everything from prey drive and guarding behavior to confidence, sociability, energy, fear, and the way a dog responds to its...
We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Doggopedia Show is dedicated to documenting humanity’s oldest partnership.
For thousands of years, dogs have hunted with us, guarded our homes and livestock, fought beside us, moved our animals, shared our streets, and eventually found their way onto our couches. Their story is inseparable from ours.
Hosted by Jeff Greene, founder of The Doggopedia, the show explores that relationship through long-form conversations with the people who have dedicated their lives to understanding dogs—trainers, handlers, breeders, scientists, historians, rescuers, working-dog professionals, and others whose lives and work offer a deeper understanding of the animals beside us.
We explore genetics, behavior, training, breed history, working purpose, breeding, rescue, welfare, and the changing role of dogs in modern society. But these conversations are also about people: the cultures, industries, traditions, and ideas that have shaped our relatio
HOSTED BY
Jeff Greene
CATEGORIES
Loading similar podcasts...