Signs of Heat Exhaustion Excessive Panting (prolonged period) Really Dry Nose, Lethargic Thick sticky, drool Gums changing color (bright red or blue) Lack of urine Rapid heart rate: Muscle Spasms or Tremors Shivering or shaking excessively dizziness ( can't walk straight) Preventing Heat Exhaustion Never leave a dog alone in a vehicle Make sure Dog has access to fresh clean water at all times, and don't leave them outside for long periods Avoid walking your dog during peak temperature hours -- you may be able to handle the heat a lot better.

Signs that your dog is stressed. We will see if our dogs have any of those signs and also what to do about it. Also There is a push for food transparency and why isn't that a thing currently.

Sammy's Back. It was good to catch up on how Daisy was adjusting to moving.

Introduction to different forms of training

We are wrapping up our food series and preparing for the new year and a new series on training methods

If you want to know for 100% sure what is in your dog's food, make it at home!

Raw Dog Food- Is it safe? Healthier. We will weigh in.

The Pro's and Cons of Fresh Food Subscriptions and Freeze Dried Foods

Sammy, Rebecca and I review the good and bad of canned dog food and discuss in general pet food company shenanigans with the FDA

We continue our conversation about kibble