Episodes

She transformed her luxury dog hotel in Hollywood into a rescue retreat, but nothing prepared Melissa Bacelar for the large-scale hoarding scene she found at one Californian property.

Dogs are finally getting the recognition they deserve, both in law and in art.

Pet Influencers and Petpreneurs are redefining what it means to have a family business...because as anyone with a dog will tell you, they are 100 percent members of the family.

Whether you’re leaving your dog, or your dog is leaving you, music provides the soundtrack.

Barry runs with a pack of off-lead dogs through London’s Kensington Park. Kimberly walks her leashed pups in Washington state. Both are sure of their path because of their canine companions.

Having an Insta-famous pooch will get you noticed in NYC; the attention might not always be welcome, especially before your morning coffee. In Alaska, it’ll certainly take all your attention to train for the Iditarod, the most grueling of sled-dog races.

More than half (61%) of Americans report that no one understands them. Today, we meet sweet folks hoping to ease this health crisis … with fun! Some dogs are zooming with lonely seniors, and one human is sewing for senior dogs.

We like to think dogs need us at least as much as we need them … but is that true? Today we look at a stray, a film, and a divorce to find out.

We explore dog-obsessed pandemic coping strategies, including board games and street surveillance. Also, does Major Biden have a major biting problem??

It’s a family affair on today’s episode. The Angerer Family runs a truffle orchard in Northern California that employs a family of Lagotto Romagnolo – truffle hunting dogs – to dig up the underground treasure! In New York a family of rescue dogs from Texas all end up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan – a reunion story ready-made for the silver screen.

Dogs are on the loose! Meet a pet detective who finds missing pups. Get a dog’s eye view of Istanbul ... and find out what happens when dogs run post-apocalyptic intergalactic airports.

Dogs help us find balance in our topsy turvy world ... sometimes in unusual ways. Find out what happens when your dog gets involved with your search for love. Also, meet Harlso, the Celtic dachshund whose remarkable poise is admirable AND entertaining.

This week, we find out what happens when you say yes. CBS Reporter Martha Teichner says yes to a friend’s friend’s dog in a NYC farmers market ... and ultra-marathoner Dion Leonard says yes to a stray in the Gobi Desert.

The pandemic has given rise to an epidemic of dognapping, and even Lady Gaga isn't immune. Also, the dog shake: you think it's cute, but engineers think it's miraculous. And finally, the psychology behind humping and other antics.

We all had busy lives before the pandemic. Since coronavirus? Yikes. Our guests today have found a way to balance it all, though ... and their love for dogs is foundational. Rob Sayegh Jr., illustrator, "doodles" shelter dogs, dog toys, and his new picture book about erm, tails. Kate Erickson may have found the perfect entrepreneur-podcast-from-home formula with her puppy, Gus.

Dogs are loyal to humans. How can we return that loyalty? Alisa Johnson matches dogs with temporary homes while their human military heroes deploy. And Paul Owens, the original Dog Whisperer, trains humans on how to use compassion and love with our dogs.

On today's show we curl up with our dogs and a pint of premium ice cream to watch one tearjerker of a dog movie. First, we talk to screenwriter Mark Bomback about his film The Art of Racing in the Rain and how he made our eyes so leaky. Then, we get a tasty scoop on Ben & Jerry's new "ice creams" for dogs called, appropriately, Doggie Desserts.

The show biz adage that you should never work with dogs or children goes right out the window on today's show. On the Hallmark Channel's morning show Home & Family, Larissa Wohl has the "best job in the world" match-making adoptable pooches with their forever families. And Wendy Mitchell, author of Citizen Canine: Dogs in the Movies issues backstage passes to her insider knowledge of dogs in Hollywood.

On today's show we visit America's Mountain West, where we pay homage to two of its most interesting denizens: Loki the Wolf Dog, and Dr. Peter Rork, the pilot/orthopedic surgeon who flies thousands of rescue dogs to their forever homes on the other side of the Continental Divide.

The pandemic has pushed some people to learn skills they might not have otherwise learned – dog grooming, for instance. When shelter in place orders around the world took effect, dog owners rose to the occasion. In our final segment, discover what a positive Piglet Mindset is and how it's helping children and adults all over learn core values like acceptance, inclusion, empathy, and kindness regardless of looks, abilities, and disabilities.

On this, our inDOGural episode of Dog Edition, we chase some fascinating tales of presidential pups. Co-hosts James Jacobson and Pamela Lorence dig into how dogs can impact a president's image and what we can expect from the newest four-legged inhabitants of the White House, Major and Champ.

If you love dogs as much as we do, paws what you’re doing, leash up your pup, and let’s take a walk together with Dog Edition, a new podcast launching in 2021.