Debunking a few pet facts that you have brought to me - if you have any more to add, then please just pop them in the comments and I'll do another episode in the future!

How is it September already?!

A quick little hi from me to let you all know that we are back with season 3 and with a few fun lil changes, including the name of the podcast changing from "let's chat all things animal behaviour and training" to "Let's Chat About Our Pets Podcast" enabling us to make it even more inclusive of different species and different topics!

Enjoy, Lizzie xx

In this episode we take a look at why we as professionals tell you not to walk your dogs in heats in excess of 25 degrees and what you can do to keep them entertained instead.

Rebecca Hanlon from ‘The Dog Witch: whole health for healthy behaviour’ joins us again to go through some nutritional facts and fictions to myth bust and highlight the truth about things you may have come across to do with your dogs gut and diet.

Rebecca is kindly offering a free month taster in her online community where she has tons of fantastic resources so please check it out and use the code: THECIRCLE for your free month trial!

https://www.thedogwitchwholehealthandbehaviour.com/caninewellnesscircle

Its so exciting to be getting a new puppy but its so important to remember that for them it can be an incredibly overwhelming, stressful time - they have just been separated from mum & siblings and taken off by a stranger - you!

Lizzie discusses why sleep is so important and how it affects us and our pets on a mental, physical and emotional level

Liz is joined by the wonderful Maddi who is a qualified Physiotherapist, working with dogs and horses.

Maddi is based in North Devon and can be found on social media:

Facebook: Align Equine and Canine Therapy

Instagram: align_equineandcaine_therapy

07555217667

alignequineandcaninetherapies@gmail.com

Lizzie chats all about the importance of understanding, recognising and allowing the expression of emotions, to allow us to support and nurture our pets mental and physical wellbeing