The Dog Who Asked for More: Training, Enrichment and Nutrition Secrets for a Calmer Life with Dogs

• How To Stop You Dog from Destroying Your Car Interior Without Extra Training

  Is your car a furry disaster zone after every walk or road trip? If your dog’s claws, fur, or anxiety have ever caused chaos in the car, this episode is for you.In today’s episode of The Dog Who Asked for More, I sit down with Jim Umlauf, co-founder of 4Knines — the company behind some of the most durable and thoughtfully engineered dog car gear on the market. We talk about how his two Dobermans turned a car into a disaster zone… and sparked a product line now trusted by dog owners (and even auto companies!) across the country.In this episode:​Learn the difference between just “keeping your car clean” vs. preventing real damage​Hear how customer feedback shaped every part of 4Knines’ product development​Find out why good gear supports enrichment, safety, and calmer rides for your dogPress play to find out how strong gear leads to smoother car rides — and how a product built with care can help you focus less on cleaning… and more on connection.The Dog Who Asked for More Extras:Get a free copy of The Messy Middle: Getting Unstuck with your Big Feeling Doghttps://tinyurl.com/messymiddletdwafmBook a FREE 15-minute call with Emhttps://tinyurl.com/tdwafmbooknowEmail [email protected] to get in touch with EmJoin the Communityhttps://join.slack.com/t/thedogwhoaskedformore/shared_invite/zt-305kdyab7-y6eTWjbAeSwHItNmloLQUAThis podcast explores real-life dog behavior and training through the lens of a canine nutritionist, dog coach, and retired vet tech—diving into reactivity, dog obedience, dog health, dog food, dog habits, dog lifestyle, canine enrichment, pet enrichment, dog myths, and what it actually takes to support reactive dogs safely and calmly. Whether you’re a dog mom navigating reactivity, building the human–dog bond, choosing dog products, or just trying to create a calmer dog life with your canine, you’ll find grounded strategies to build trust, improve dog behavior, and help your dog feel safe, understood, and supported.

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• Thinking About Gifting a Dog This Holiday? Here’s What Most People Forget to Plan For

  What if the hardest part of dog parenting isn’t training or behavior — but the unexpected long-term costs that no one talks about until you’re already in too deep?If you're budgeting for food and vet visits but feel blindsided by the price of real training, enrichment tools, or nutrition changes — you're not alone. This episode breaks down the real-life expenses that come with meeting your dog’s needs well, and why planning ahead matters more than you think. Whether you’ve just brought home a puppy or are years into your journey, this conversation will shift how you think about supporting your dog responsibly — and sustainably.In this episode:Learn the overlooked financial realities of long-term dog parenting — from training to behavior support to nutrition needs.Discover how to create a budget that works for your actual dog, not just the one you hoped for.Hear why financial preparation isn't about perfection — it’s about being ready to say “yes” without fear when your dog needs you most.Hit play to find out how financial clarity can help you show up more confidently — and compassionately — for the dog in front of you.The Dog Who Asked for More Extras:Get a free copy of The Messy Middle: Getting Unstuck with your Big Feeling Doghttps://tinyurl.com/messymiddletdwafmBook a FREE 15-minute call with Emhttps://tinyurl.com/tdwafmbooknowEmail [email protected] to get in touch with EmJoin the Communityhttps://tinyurl.com/tdwafmslackThis podcast explores real-life dog behavior and training through the lens of a canine nutritionist, dog coach, and retired vet tech—diving into reactivity, dog obedience, dog health, dog food, dog habits, dog lifestyle, canine enrichment, pet enrichment, dog myths, and what it actually takes to support reactive dogs safely and calmly. Whether you’re a dog mom navigating reactivity, building the human–dog bond, choosing dog products, or just trying to create a calmer dog life with your canine, you’ll find grounded strategies to build trust, improve dog behavior, and help your dog feel safe, understood, and supported.

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• The New Pet Nutrition Facts Box: What Dog Food Companies Don’t Want You to Know

  Think your dog’s food is healthy just because the label says “natural”? Think again.Dog food companies have spent years hiding excess carbs behind confusing, outdated labels. But change is finally here—with the introduction of the new Pet Nutrition Facts box. In this episode, Em sits down with pet food reform advocate Daniel Schulof to uncover how labeling has misled dog parents for decades—and what you really need to know about what’s in your dog’s bowl.In this episode:Learn how to decode the new Pet Nutrition Facts box like a proUnderstand why high-carb formulas are linked to weight gain and poor health in dogsDiscover how to feed your dog with more clarity and confidence—starting todayPress play to finally cut through the confusion and give your dog the nutrition they deserve—without falling for marketing hype.The Dog Who Asked for More Extras:Get a free copy of the Mini Bowl Blueprinthttps://tinyurl.com/minibowltdwafmBook a FREE 15-minute call with Emhttps://tinyurl.com/tdwafmbooknowEmail [email protected] to get in touch with EmLooking to BOOST your pet’s daily meal? Try PetMatRx supplements, use code FITZ20, and save! https://petmatrx.com/?ref=tdwafmThis podcast explores real-life dog behavior and training through the lens of a canine nutritionist, dog coach, and retired vet tech—diving into reactivity, dog obedience, dog health, dog food, dog habits, dog lifestyle, canine enrichment, pet enrichment, dog myths, and what it actually takes to support reactive dogs safely and calmly. Whether you’re a dog mom navigating reactivity, building the human–dog bond, choosing dog products, or just trying to create a calmer dog life with your canine, you’ll find grounded strategies to build trust, improve dog behavior, and help your dog feel safe, understood, and supported.

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• Why Waiting for Triggers Is the Wrong Way to Train a Reactive Dog

  Does your dog get anxious before the guests even show up for the holidays?In this episode of The Dog Who Asked for More, we unpack the often-overlooked precursor cues—the subtle, early signs that signal to your dog that change (and stress) is coming. From deep cleaning to energy shifts, these quiet triggers can unravel even well-trained dogs if we’re not paying attention. You’ll learn how to support your dog’s behavior with proactive enrichment, routine preservation, and energy awareness.In this episode:Discover how missed cues can sabotage even the best training plans during the holidaysLearn 5 practical, low-stress enrichment ideas to regulate your dog before things escalateUnderstand your dog’s need for predictability, routine, and emotional safety in busy seasonsPress play to learn how catching your dog’s quiet stress signals early can prevent meltdowns—and create a more peaceful holiday for you both.The Dog Who Asked for More Extras:Get a free copy of Feeding without Fear for mealtime mannershttps://tinyurl.com/fearfreetdwafmBook a FREE 15-minute call with Emhttps://tinyurl.com/tdwafmbooknowEmail [email protected] to get in touch with EmThis podcast explores real-life dog behavior and training through the lens of a canine nutritionist, dog coach, and retired vet tech—diving into reactivity, dog obedience, dog health, dog food, dog habits, dog lifestyle, canine enrichment, pet enrichment, dog myths, and what it actually takes to support reactive dogs safely and calmly. Whether you’re a dog mom navigating reactivity, building the human–dog bond, choosing dog products, or just trying to create a calmer dog life with your canine, you’ll find grounded strategies to build trust, improve dog behavior, and help your dog feel safe, understood, and supported.

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• How a Senior Dog Inspired a Smart Training Tool That’s Saving Lives

  What if your dog had a way to tell you exactly what they needed—whether it was a bathroom break, comfort, or even help in an emergency?In this episode of The Dog Who Asked for More, I sit down with Mark Condon, creator of iPuppy, the smart communication button inspired by his senior dog, Champ. What started as a personal solution for one aging Lab has grown into a global tool for dog training, enrichment, and even life-saving service dog communication. Whether you’re dealing with puppy potty training, supporting a reactive adult dog, or caring for a dog with medical needs, this episode is packed with insights into how technology can bridge the communication gap—without replacing the human connection or hands-on training.In this episode:​Hear how smart tools like iPuppy are enriching the lives of dogs and giving them a voice—literally.​Learn why your dog’s “behavior issue” might just be a missed communication cue.​Discover how small bits of tech can support, not replace, your existing training routines and deepen the bond between you and your dog.Press play to hear how one dog’s quiet ask led to a global shift in how we train, enrich, and truly listen to our dogs.The Dog Who Asked for More Extras:Get a free copy of Paws, Brains, and Fun Enrichment eBookhttps://tinyurl.com/enrichmenttdwafmBook a FREE 15-minute call with Emhttps://tinyurl.com/tdwafmbooknowEmail [email protected] to get in touch with EmLooking to BOOST your pet’s daily meal? Try PetMatRx supplements, use code FITZ20, and save! https://petmatrx.com/?ref=tdwafmThis podcast explores real-life dog behavior and training through the lens of a canine nutritionist, dog coach, and retired vet tech—diving into reactivity, dog obedience, dog health, dog food, dog habits, dog lifestyle, canine enrichment, pet enrichment, dog myths, and what it actually takes to support reactive dogs safely and calmly. Whether you’re a dog mom navigating reactivity, building the human–dog bond, choosing dog products, or just trying to create a calmer dog life with your canine, you’ll find grounded strategies to build trust, improve dog behavior, and help your dog feel safe, understood, and supported.

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