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Simplifying Shelter BehaviourSimplifying Shelter BehaviourEp. 43 C.A.K.E for Supporting Emotional Situations with Andrew HaleIn this episode Tom and Andrew Hales explore what it means to approach emotional experiences with Compassion Acceptance Knowledge and Empathy. Focusing on how we can take care of ourselves and those around us Andy explores the CAKE model and how it can impact the work we do in shelter and rescue, before moving on to discuss resilience, support and most importantly looking after ourselves to ensure we can turn up everyday and be the person we need to be, with no negative affect on ourselves! About Andrew Hale Andrew Hale BSc, ISCP.Dip.Canine...2025-07-231h 00The Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastUnsolvable Dog Behaviour Case - so we upended their LIFESTYLE!In this powerful episode of the Dog Parentology Podcast, Sparky is joined by Jonah Meller an independent Dog Behaviourist, (PivotalChangeToronto@gmail.com) to revisit the case of Kodak—a dog with severe behavioural issues that resisted every traditional method. Together, we explore how applying Canine Neurobiological Systems Science (CNSS) led to remarkable and lasting changes—not just for Kodak, but for his entire family system. Through Jonah’s perspective, we unpack how systems thinking, caregiver capacity, and neurobiological insight made it possible to reach a dog others had given up on. This is more than a case study—it’s a moving...2025-06-0625 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastWhy Behavioural Medication Fails — And What Makes It WorkWhen a caregiver tells me, “I don’t think the medication is working anymore,” I don’t question their commitment. I question the system around the dog.In this episode, I take you inside a case that started with good intentions, a prescription for fluoxetine, and no plan beyond the pill. Three years later, the dog was still struggling—and no one could explain why.We’ll look at:The common failure points in how behavioural medication is introduced and sustainedWhy medication without caregiver support, co-regulation, or behavioural tracking often leads to stagnationWhat needs to be in pla...2025-05-231h 28The Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology Podcast5 Steps to Stop a Dog Biting, Compassionately, with Canine Psychologist, Sparky SmithIs your dog biting — or on the verge of it? In this episode, Sparky, Canine Psychologist, offers a clear and compassionate approach to understanding and preventing biting behaviours without using force, fear, or obedience training.You’ll learn:How your dog’s world shapes their behaviour (Step 1: Look Around)How to use a colour-coded system to track emotional states (Step 2: Colour-Code It)How to build a real, two-way dialogue with your dog (Step 3: Speak With Your Dog)How to reach them during stressful moments (Step 4: Deepen the Dialogue)And how to help them feel brave...2025-05-1311 minDogSpeak: Redefining Dog TrainingDogSpeak: Redefining Dog TrainingSpecial Guest: Ness Jones discusses Separation AnxietyNess Jones is a Certified Separation Anxiety Pro Behavior Consultant (​Cert. SAPBC) and runs an international program successfully working remotely with clients around the world.Ness has a number of other qualifications, but it is the separation anxiety certification that means the most to her, knowing there are many dog trainers attempting to resolve this issue without the proper information or the latest methods and techniques. She understands the importance of furthering education to achieve optimal results.Ness is also a Canine Behaviour Practitioner and has a Diploma in Canine Behaviour from the renowned International Sc...2025-05-0653 minWe Love DogsWe Love DogsHelping Your Dog To Be Home Alone - Interview With Ness JonesNess Jones is a Certified Separation Anxiety Pro Behaviour Consultant (Cert. SAPBC) and runs an international programme remotely with clients around the world.Ness is also has a Diploma in Canine Behaviour from the International School for Canine Psychology & Behaviour (ISCP.Dip.Canine.Prac), is Certified in Applied Canine Ethology (CACE) from the Ethology Institute and a CPDT (Certified Professional Dog Trainer, Ethology Institute).In this amazing episode Cheryl, Caroline and Ness delve into Separation Anxiety and discuss:Why Ness chose to specialise in Separation AnxietyWhat is Separation AnxietyWhy it can happenDifferent levelsCommon factorsAre...2025-04-251h 23The Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastMedication and Dogs for the Professional - TeaserIf you’re a professional who’s grown tired of shallow debates around behavioural medication, this episode is for you.We examine the clinical role of medication through a systems lens — grounded in neuroscience, trauma psychology, and caregiver capacity.What if the issue isn’t overmedication — but late, unstructured intervention?What if we’re failing to distinguish suppression from resolution?This is a preview of the full Dog Parentology Podcast episode. It includes new decision frameworks, tracking indicators, and practical guides for use in real casework.Ava...2025-04-0900 minCanine Arthritis MattersCanine Arthritis MattersEpisode 31 - Communication and Decision Making When Caring for a Dog With Arthritis - Andrew HaleIn this insightful episode, Hannah Capon is joined by canine behaviourist Andrew Hale to explore how effective communication can transform the management of canine osteoarthritis. It’s not just about pain relief or physical care—how owners and veterinary professionals talk to each other plays a vital role in decision-making and treatment outcomes. Together, they break down the SPIKES framework (Set up, Perception, Invitation, Knowledge, Emotion, Summary/Strategy) to help dog owners and professionals improve two-way communication, navigate complex choices, and collaborate better for the welfare of dogs living with chronic pain.(Published December 2021 – https://youtube.com/live/WXwW4Ls...2025-04-081h 26The Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastComprehensive Education on Medication and DogsDo you have a dog struggling with anxiety, behavioural challenges, or chronic stress?With more caregivers being told to “ask your vet about medication,” this episode clears the fog. In this podcast episode, Sparky, Canine Psychologist and Systems Thinker in Canine Neurobiological Systems Science, provides a deep dive into the nuanced world of dog mental health treatments.Episode Overview: Demystifying Medication Myths and RealitiesThis isn’t just another surface-level conversation. It’s a carefully structured, science-grounded discussion that challenges common assumptions and equips dog parents, behaviourists, and veterinarians with concrete strategies and clear th...2025-03-3131 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastReimagining a Dog Psychology Centre- The Future of Complex Behavioural Recovery with Roman Gottfried Reimagining a Dog Psychology Centre: The Future of Complex Behavioural Recovery with Roman GottfriedIn this episode of Dog Parentology, we challenge conventional approaches to dog behaviour, dog training, and dog psychology with a thought-provoking conversation on complex behavioural recovery. Host Sparky, Canine Psychologist and Behaviourist, is joined by Roman Gottfried, a holistic behaviour consultant with a background in systems thinking and product engineering, to discuss what truly defines a Dog Psychology Centre—not as a facility, but as an ecosystem of ideas, collaboration, and science-driven rehabilitation.🔹 Key topics covered:• B...2025-02-071h 03The Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastBONUS How To Become A Dog PsychologistHave you ever wondered what it takes to become a canine psychologist? In this BONUS episode of Dog Parentology, I’ll guide you through the fascinating path to one of the most impactful careers in canine care.We’ll explore the five essential steps to building a professional foundation in dog psychology, from mastering multidisciplinary knowledge to uncovering root causes of behaviour and working collaboratively with veterinarians, trainers, and caregivers.You’ll also learn how a canine psychologist differs from established roles like Certified Applied Animal Behaviourists and dog behaviourists—delving into systems thinking, neuroscience, and holi...2025-01-2409 minBarkology: Unleash your dog’s potentialBarkology: Unleash your dog’s potentialPain and Behaviour vir Gemma HodsonThis week, Chantal and Angelique are joined by the amazing Gemma—owner of All About the Dog Academy Ltd and the founder of the Dynamic Dog Practitioner Program. Gemma is an ISCP Canine Behaviour Practitioner (ISCP Dip.Canine.Prac), a Canine Myofunction & Rehabilitation Therapist (OCN London Dip.CMRT), and has certifications in a range of holistic techniques. In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating connection between pain and behaviour in dogs. Gemma shares her insights on how physical discomfort can manifest as behavioural changes, the importance of holistic care, and her mission to pr...2025-01-2253 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology Podcast7 Steps To Help Reactive Dogs When Caring For Others - Expecting Mothers, Caregivers and AdoptersLife changes can be exciting but challenging—especially when adding a baby, child, or grandparent to your home.For families with reactive dogs, these transitions require preparation and adaptability. Without planning, stress can overwhelm human and canine members of the household. This episode focuses on 7 essential steps to help your dogs adjust to a growing family, creating harmony, reducing stress, and ensuring safety.📍 The Key 7 Steps Answered: • 0:00 to 1:49 - Introduction: Preparing your home for new family dynamics. • 1:50 to 4:55 - Step One: Introducing new items, scents, and routines. • 4:56 to 6:24 - Step Two: C...2025-01-1515 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastHighlight Reel for Ep. 6 - When Your Dog Bites: From Betrayal To Understanding Dog Aggression Problems"When Your Dog Bites: From Betrayal To Understanding - Episode 6 HighlightsWhat does a Level 5 bite really mean? Journey from military-style home management and protective gear to sharing couches and teaching tricks again. Learn why your dog's 'sudden' aggression is actually like a bathtub slowly filling up – and how to drain it.Discover how Saturn, a dog driven by survival, transformed through understanding the silent language of trust. Through his story, understand why your dog isn't choosing to bite – their brain literally shuts down everything but survival mode. They can't hear your call, see your face...2024-12-0700 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastHow to Stop Behavioural Euthanasia: 6 Steps to Save Multi-Dog Families with Systems ThinkingAre your dogs fighting, and you're worried it might lead to a heartbreaking decision?Behavioural problems in multi-dog families can feel overwhelming, and too often, they lead to behavioural euthanasia—an outcome no dog parent wants. But before you consider drastic measures, know this: there are solutions. In this episode of Dog Parentology, discover the 6 crucial steps you can take using Systems Thinking to uncover the hidden patterns causing conflict in your multi-dog household. Fights, resource guarding, and stress aren’t random events—they’re signals from the system. Learn how to decode these signals and rest...2024-12-0735 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastWhen Your Dog BITES: From Betrayal to Understanding"'My dog just BIT me - really bit me. How could they do this to ME?'These words, spoken through tears in emergency rooms and veterinary clinics, mark the moment everything changes between a dog and their person. If you're living this nightmare right now - separated from your dog, managing your home like a military operation, wearing protective gear just to get through daily tasks - this episode is your lifeline.As an award-winning Canine Psychologist, I've sat with countless families in the aftermath of serious bites. Through Saturn's remarkable journey - a...2024-11-0127 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe NEW SCIENCE for Developing IMPULSE CONTROLJoin Canine Psychologist, Sparky, on the Dog Parentology Podcast as she explores the transformative power of impulse control for your dog's emotional and neurological balance. Discover the innovative 'something better' technique, designed to help dogs make positive choices through calm guidance rather than traditional commands. Sparky shares practical steps for developing impulse control, highlighting real-world examples, such as Jersey--a dog with severe impulse control issues transformed by exercises and sensory experiences. Learn about the bottom-up and top-down processes driving impulse control, and gain insights into building trust and connection with your furry friend. Stick around for a free downloadable...2024-10-1108 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Untold Story of Dog Stress:The 6 Ways You Can Make a Difference and Stop It.In this episode, we explore how trauma, environment, and even genetics shape your dog’s behavior. If you’ve ever wondered why your dog reacts unpredictably, or if their stress is rooted in something deeper, this is the episode for you!We cover topics like understanding your dog’s brain under stress, how trauma affects their emotions, sleep, and actions, and how social environments and household dynamics play a role in recovery. You’ll also discover the NeuroBalance Wheel, a tool designed to gauge your dog’s executive function health.If you’re a d...2024-09-2136 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastReactive Systems, Reactive Dog & SolutionsEpisode 2: Unlocking Your Dog’s Triggers: A Science-Backed Guide to CalmIn this episode of Dog Parentology, we take a deep dive into one of the most challenging aspects of dog behaviour—triggers. What makes your dog go from calm to reactive in an instant? Using my proprietary Bio-Coloured Framework and Systems Thinking, we'll explore how triggers emerge in your dog's brain and body, leading to stress, anxiety, and behavioural outbursts.You’ll learn about the four behavioural pathways—Blue, Red, White, and Green—what each one represents, and how to guide your dog back to a state...2024-09-1120 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastWho's Controlling My Dog's Mind?Are you at your wits’ end with a dog that barks constantly, reacts to everything, and just won’t listen? In this episode, I break down what’s really going on in your dog’s brain during those moments of chaos. You’ll meet Reggie, Tom, and Conrad—characters that simplify the science behind your dog’s reactivity. More importantly, you’ll learn how to turn things around.Through easy-to-understand insights into neuroplasticity and behaviour, I’ll show you how to rewire your dog’s brain to help them stay calm, focus, and listen. No more daily battles with barking...2024-09-1122 minThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe Dog Parentology PodcastThe SECRET every Dog Parent SHOULD know!In this insightful episode, we unlock the power of Systems Thinking to tackle complex dog behavior challenges, including dog aggression and potential dog bite scenarios. As a dog parent or dog owner, understanding the interconnected elements that contribute to your dog’s reactivity is key. Learn how addressing root causes—rather than just the symptoms—can lead to long-term solutions, improving your dog’s well-being and behavior. Discover how these strategies can create a safer, more peaceful environment for both you and your dog.2024-09-0917 minBarks from the BookshelfBarks from the Bookshelf#52 Andrew Hale - Dog Centred, Dog-centric and Dog Gone Good GuyWell slobber us up like a St. Bernard's dinner Bookshelvers!Another returning guest this week at Barks from Headquarters! Corrin and Steve are joined by the amazing Andrew Hale to talk through LOADS and LOADS of great stuff. We delve into the Crufts conundrum, helpful tips on coaching guardians, how to care for yourself in the sector and how we can apply a 'dog-centric' approach to training with a firm eyeball on the individual experience (of all the beings involved). Big topics indeed (with a little Dolly Parton and road rage stories thrown...2024-02-141h 55The Bitey End of the DogThe Bitey End of the DogAndrew Hale on Building Trust and Understanding Through Emotional SafetyAre you ready to venture into the world of emotional safety with Andrew Hale as our trusty guide? Hold tight as we discuss the interconnectedness of physical safety and emotional safety, revealing the profound impact of our emotional experiences on our interactions and behaviors, for both humans and dogs. We look at how the illusion of physical safety does not necessarily equate to feeling emotionally secure, and how this distinction plays a critical role in training our canine companions and fostering trust in our relationships.The Aggression in Dogs...2023-08-071h 05