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Come, Sit, Stay: A Conversation about Coping in Hard Times: 3.28.2020

Positive training is not just a technique, it is a worldview, and one that has something unique to offer to the difficult times we’re in. Join dog behavior professionals and authors Dr. Patricia McConnell, Dr. Chris Pachel, Kathy Sdao and Lynn Ungar for a conversation about coping, hoping and connecting in a time of fear and isolation, hosted by Marissa Martino and guided meditation led by Barrie Finger.

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Canine Convos - Interview with Marissa Martino - September 11, 2019

Today’s episode includes Marissa Martino and the amazing Dr. Chris Pachel, board certified veterinary behaviorist. In the last episode with Dr. Pachel, we joked (but not really) about releasing an app called: What would Dr. Pachel say? We’re not releasing an app but we are sharing the next best thing, a podcast episode! In this episode, Marissa presents several common scenarios that most trainers and behavior consultants face in their private practices and then Dr. Pachel shares how he would handle it! 

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Unleashed - Interview with Colleen Pelar - July 19, 2019

Our brains are wired for negativity. That's pretty helpful in evolutionary terms, but sometimes it can makes us awfully cranky. It's easy to get bogged down by all the stresses and strains of daily life. Why should we celebrate when there's so much bad in the world? ​Listen in for a lively discussion of how you can find more joy in your live by actively, deliberately, consciously celebrating small wins.

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Memorable Things I’ve Learned From Pet Seminars

But in every instance, there are at least a few products or topics or presenters that were so riveting, that their memory stands out above all else that I witnessed at that educational opportunity.... From the past few training conferences, it was speakers Chirag Patel (a London-based trainer) and Dr. Chris Pachel, a veterinary behaviorist in Portland, Oregon.

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