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Two things every dog owner most likely needs to know are how to get their dog to come when called and how to stop them from running away.

Nathan Lowe, The Indy Dog Whisperer, joined us Tuesday on “Life. Style. Live!” to share how to teach your dog “consistent recall.”

1. No Running Away 

2. Implement a Recall Procedure 

3. Make It Interesting! 

For more information, visit The Indy Dog Whisperer’s website and Facebook.

You can find more from all of today’s “Life.Style.Live!” guests at the links below:

Chef Wendell Fowler

chefwendell.com

The Indy Dog Whisperer

TheIndyDogWhisperer.com

facebook.com/theindydogwhisperer

Green’s Lawn Care

greenslcps.com

The Lawn Mower Project

thelawnmowerproject.org

Denim & Honey Boutique

denimandhoney.com

Whining dogs A dog who whines can mean a few things, but this is not a behavior you want to encourage, especially if you want it to stop.

Nathan Lowe, The Indy Dog Whisperer joined us Tuesday with some advice for Nicole Clark-Erickson, owner of Inga the “whiny” dog.

Tips:

  1. Don’t reward whining. 
  1. Disconnect verbally and vocally. 
  1. Address whining if intense. 

For more information visit, TheIndyDogWhisperer.com.

THIS SEGMENT IS SPONSORED BY THE INDY DOG WHISPERER.

You can find more from all of today’s “Life.Style.Live!” guests at the links below:

Plate It Up Catering – Frozen Food Month

juliansrecipe.com

]plateitupcatering.net

Darlington Bed Race – Noblesville

bgcni.org

Nathan Lowe – The Indy Dog Whisperer

facebook.com/theindydogwhisperer

TheIndyDogWhisperer.com

Sherri French – Mom Hint

MomHint.com

Green’s Lawn Care

greenslcps.com

You can find more from all of today’s “Life.Style.Live!” guests at the links below:

Mardi Gras in Delphi

facebook.com/delphioperahouse
delphioperahouse.org

The Indy Dog Whisperer

TheIndyDogWhisperer.com

facebook.com/theindydogwhisperer

Gadget Guy David Novak

GadgetGram.com

National Margarita Day

Hiatus website: hiatustequila.com 

St. Elmo website: stelmos.com

The Speech Sisters

beachcitiesspeechtherapy.com

You can find more from all of today’s “Life.Style.Live!” guests at the links below:

Roosters Kitchen

RoostersIndy.com

Nathan Lowe – The Indy Dog Whisperer

TheIndyDogWhisperer.com

Mom Hint – Sherri French  – Valentines Day Gift Ideas

MomHint.com

David Novak – The Gadget Guy

GadgetGram.com

Lunar New Year Celebration 

imcoalition.org

You can find more from all of today’s “Life.Style.Live!” guests at the links below:

Cardinal Spirits – Bloomington

cardinalspirits.com

The Indy Dog Whisperer – Nathan Lowe

TheIndyDogWhisperer.com

Second Chances Pet Rehab   

secondchancespetrehabandsanctuary.org

Skyzone

SkyZone.com

Asteroid Passing By Earth

unistellaroptics.com/asteroid-7482-1994-pc1-flyby

Scientist Rick Crosslin

youtube.com/channel/UCTUaGjswflD3xO4rzZ5KSeQ

When it comes to owning a dog, the benefits are quite mutually beneficial. You should be just as thankful for them as they are for you. Nathan Lowe, The Indy Dog Whisperer joined us today to share a few ways that you can show your appreciation to your dogs and why they’re so deserving of it.

What Dogs Do for Us

     – Lower our risk of heart disease ( Harvard study)

     – Facilitate more positive social interactions

     – Help us live in and enjoy the moment

     – Encourage us to be physically active

     – Protect us from potential threats

Ways We Can “Thank” Our Dogs

     – Create a calm, peaceful atmosphere at home

     – Learn to lead them (reduces their stress)

     – Introduce new adventures and new smells!

     – Provide high-quality food and treats 

For more information visit, TheIndyDogWhisperer.com.

When it comes to training a new puppy and getting them to grow into good adult dogs there are at least three key lessons they need to learn.

Nathan Lowe, The Indy Dog Whisperer, joined us today along with Sunday Rose, a French Bulldog, to share those lessons.

Respect for Authority (You!)

Proper Socialization

Exploration of the World

For more information visit, TheIndyDogWhisperer.com.

When it comes to Halloween, it’s a holiday that should be fun for the whole family, including our pets! Nathan Lowe, The Indy Dog Whisperer, has a few tips to make it a good experience for your dog and those around them.

1. Constant Knocking/Doorbell Can Stress Your Dog Out!

      – This can put your dog on “high alert”

      – Repeated stressors are hard on a dogs body and mind

2.  Find an Outdoor Alternative

     – Get the dog out of the house (in costume 😊)

     – Use the opportunity to socialize/desensitize your dog in the neighborhood

     – Take dog on a drive if the neighborhood activity is overwhelming for them

3.  Stay Calm and Take Charge!

     – Avoid approaching other people’s dogs or letting them approach yours (unless the dogs know each other)

     –  Avoid trying to comfort your dog if they are tense

     – Protect your dog from unwanted contact

     – Correct your dog for barking or lunging

REMEMBER: Keep all candy out of reach of your dog. Chocolate consumption can cause serious illness or even death.!

For more information visit, TheIndyDogWhisperer.com.