In this episode of the USA Dog Behavior podcast, certified dog behavior consultant Scott Sheaffer dives into the often-overlooked but crucial topic of properly cleaning up dog accidents. He explains why scent matters more than the visible mess, comparing it to a "text message" for dogs that can lead to repeat accidents if not fully erased. Whether dealing with housetraining mishaps or territorial marking, Scott emphasizes that standard cleaners like vinegar or soap aren’t enough—enzymatic cle...
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In this episode of the USA Dog Behavior podcast, certified dog behavior consultant Scott Sheaffer dives into the often-overlooked but crucial topic of properly cleaning up dog accidents. He explains why scent matters more than the visible mess, comparing it to a "text message" for dogs that can lead to repeat accidents if not fully erased. Whether dealing with housetraining mishaps or territorial marking, Scott emphasizes that standard cleaners like vinegar or soap aren’t enough—enzymatic cle...
Is Euthanasia Ever Right for Severe Dog Behavior Problems?
USA Dog Behavior Podcast
5 minutes
2 weeks ago
Is Euthanasia Ever Right for Severe Dog Behavior Problems?
Deciding whether euthanasia is appropriate for a dog with severe behavior issues is one of the most heartbreaking choices a dog owner can face. In this episode, we explore when behavioral euthanasia may be the most compassionate option—such as when a dog poses an unmanageable safety risk, suffers from poor quality of life due to extreme anxiety or aggression, or has exhausted all training and medical interventions. We’ll discuss the ethical considerations, how to assess a dog’s well-being obj...
USA Dog Behavior Podcast
In this episode of the USA Dog Behavior podcast, certified dog behavior consultant Scott Sheaffer dives into the often-overlooked but crucial topic of properly cleaning up dog accidents. He explains why scent matters more than the visible mess, comparing it to a "text message" for dogs that can lead to repeat accidents if not fully erased. Whether dealing with housetraining mishaps or territorial marking, Scott emphasizes that standard cleaners like vinegar or soap aren’t enough—enzymatic cle...
