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Pure Dog Talk is the VOICE of Purebred Dogs. We talk to the legends of the sports and give you tips and tools to create an awesome life with your purebred dog. From dog shows to preservation breeding, from competitive obedience to field work, from agility to therapy dogs and all the fun in between; your passion is our purpose. Pure Dog Talk supports the American Kennel Club, our Parent, Specialty and All-Breed Clubs, Dog Sports, Therapy, Service and Preservation of our Canine Companions.
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- 5 days ago39 min
758 — Dog Show Fashion & Ring Etiquette: Tips from Judge Linda Clark
How you present yourself in the ring speaks volumes before your dog even takes a single step. Host Laura Reeves sits down with veteran handler and judge Linda Clark to break down essential ring etiquette, fashion guidance and professional presentation tips. Linda shares her insider perspective on what judges evaluate, why comfortable and polished attire matters, and how developing a strong work ethic helps handlers stand out for the right reasons. From her early beginnings with Shelties and German Shepherds to judging top competitors, Linda offers practical wisdom on building confidence, respecting fellow exhibitors and keeping dog shows rewarding for everyone. Discover how proper footwear, tailored attire, and respectful ring etiquette create a positive impression on judges while ensuring your dog remains the true focus of the evaluation. Key Topics and Highlights Ring Etiquette and Fashion:How clean attire, proper fit, and sensible footwear help handlers move comfortably without distracting from the dog.The Judge's Perspective:What Linda Clark evaluates in the ring, focusing on structural balance, efficient movement, and handler poise.The Hole in the Fence Mindset:Overcoming setbacks and novice insecurities through resilience, patience, and steady daily practice.Lessons from a Lifetime in Dogs:Linda shares stories from her personal journey with Shelties and German Shepherds, grooming experience, and professional handling success.Sportsmanship and Community:Why supporting fellow handlers and building a welcoming community keeps the purebred dog world strong.Preservation and Canine Care:Celebrating purebred dog heritage alongside modern care practices, including health insurance and GPS tracking.
- 1 weeks ago44 min
Why Dog Show Exhibitors Need Another Hobby: Perspective, Sportsmanship and Purebred Hounds
Are Sunday night point rankings and ribbon chasing taking over your peace of mind? In this episode of Pure Dog Talk, host Laura Reeves sits down with 40-year hound veteran, AKC judge and K9 handler Bob Urban for a candid reality check on modern dog show culture. Bob breaks down why hyper-focusing on show results ruins the joy of the sport, how outside hobbies restore perspective, and why keeping the focus on the dogs changes everything. [caption id="attachment_17507" align="alignleft" width="300"] Bob Urban judging the The Chase National foxhound show in Lexington, Kentucky.[/caption] From the historic benches of Chase National to life-saving K9 search and rescue missions, Bob shares essential wisdom on functional movement, American Foxhound traditions, and the ruthless self-assessment required to breed great dogs. "Go fishing or something... Get another hobby. Do something else with your time besides focus on studying results every Sunday evening and losing your mind." — Bob Urban In This Episode, You’ll Discover: The "Get Another Hobby" Rule:Why obsessing over Sunday night results causes burnout and how having outside interests makes you a better handler and breeder.Working Conformation vs. Showmanship:Lessons from judging American Foxhounds at Chase National, focusing on feet, running gear, and structural soundness over theatrical presentation.Historic Pack Hound Traditions:A look into traditional pack hound gatherings, the Penn Marydell strain, and the functional heritage of scent hounds.Show Champion to Life-Saving K9:The inspiring story of Tori, a champion Black and Tan Coonhound who served nine years in law enforcement search and rescue.Honest Dog Breeding:Why successful breeders must be their own worst critics and evaluate their stock without making excuses.Restoring Ringside Sportsmanship:How exhibitors can bring camaraderie back to the fancy and celebrate the dogs above the ribbons. "At the end of the day, it has to be about the dogs. There is always another show tomorrow." — Bob Urban Enjoying the Show? Here’s How to Support Pure Dog Talk: Subscribe & Follow:Hit the follow button on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app so you never miss an episode.Leave a Review:A quick 5-star rating and review helps other purebred enthusiasts find the show!<li class="paragraph list-item ordered-list-item normal ng-star-
- 2 weeks ago39 min
Diego Garcia on Dog Show Success: Conditioning, Sportsmanship and Treating Dogs Like Royalty
Host Laura Reeves sits down with renowned professional handler Diego Garcia for an inspiring conversation on the dedication, philosophy and heart required to succeed in the purebred dog sport. [caption id="attachment_17302" align="alignleft" width="194"] Diego Garcia in the early days.[/caption] From his beginnings in Argentina to learning under legendary dog men in the United States, Diego shares invaluable wisdom on physical muscle conditioning, the importance of mental connection in the ring, maintaining integrity and supporting the next generation of exhibitors. "The secret to success is always the longer way. It is not going to be easy, but when you go to bed and you took the longer way, you can look at yourself in the mirror." Key Highlights and Discussion Points Early Influences and Mentorship:Diego shares his journey from Argentina, where his parents began breeding Boxers in the early 1980s, to working in the United States for Michael Shepherd. He discusses how Shepherd instilled in him a structured, rigorous approach to dog care that shaped his entire career.Treating Show Dogs Like Royalty:Because dogs do not choose to compete on their own, Diego emphasizes that they deserve to be treated like royalty 24/7, with their needs always coming before anything else.Physical Conditioning on Soft Surfaces:Building proper muscle tone requires dedication and hard work. Diego advises handlers to run and exercise dogs on grass rather than pavement to protect their movement, feet and joints.[caption id="attachment_17303" align="alignright" width="207"]Garcia is well known for his contagious smile and passion for his dogs.[/caption]Mental Connection and Communication:True ring presence comes from a deep mental bond. Diego talks about the power of talking to your dogs on the table and in the ring, praising them so they feel like the absolute best version of themselves.Taking the Longer Way:True success and peace of mind come from taking the longer path of hard work, integrity and ethical handling. Diego stresses the importance of being a good loser, staying grateful for every placement and leaving negative talk behind.Reminiscing on Legends of the Sport:Diego and Laura reflect on iconic judges and mentors who shaped the sport, including Michelle Billings, Frank Sabella, Alberto Berrios, Annie Clark, Jean Fournier, Asa Mays, and beloved handler Kaz Hosaka.Handler Well-Being and Dog Show Yoga:Navigating ring stress, anxiety and the physical demands of handling. Diego shares how yoga and meditation helped him manage burnout, advocating for post-show relaxation sessions to help handlers reset.<li class="paragraph list-item normal ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="23
- 3 weeks ago37 min
755 — My Backpack Went to Paris and Had a Better Vacation Than Me!
My Backpack Went to Paris and Had a Better Vacation Than Me!What happens when you travel across the globe with a brand-new puppy, only to find yourself stranded without clothes, while your beloved backpack takes a solo two-week tour of France? In this hilarious and jam-packed episode, host Laura Reeves sits down with our favorite veterinarian, Dr. Marty Greer, for a special "back-to-school" edition of Veterinary Voice. Between moving houses and managing a hectic schedule of 14 flights before the end of the year, Dr. Marty is no stranger to travel chaos. From Sweden to Newark, and JFK to Paris, she has survived it all, and she is here to share her hard-won, practical (and highly entertaining) wisdom for navigating airports, gate changes, luggage nightmares, and international travel with purebred dogs. Whether you're heading to the National, Westminster, Crufts, or just bringing a new puppy home, this episode is your ultimate survival guide to turning travel chaos into a smooth, organized adventure. 🎧 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:The Lost Backpack Chronicles: How Dr. Marty’s infamous, frayed blue backpack ended up in Paris while she was stuck in Sweden with nothing but a new puppy, a leash, and a dog bowl.The "Bag-within-a-Bag" Strategy: The absolute essentials you must keep in your tiny emergency grab-bag (and why you should never let a gate agent check it).AirTag Secrets: Why hanging trackers on the outside of your bags is a rookie mistake, and how "nesting" them inside your luggage and passport pouch will save your sanity.Canine Crate Survival Kits: Step-by-step instructions on what to tape to the top of your dog's travel kennel to ensure their safety and comfort.Veterinary and Legal Nuances: Navigating the strict, ever-changing USDA accreditation rules, rabies requirements, and APHIS regulations for international and island travel.Puppy Flight Hacks: Using potty pads on the plane, selecting behaviorist-approved travel medications (and why Benadryl is not the answer), and handling carrier disputes with gate agents.The 3.3-Pound Math: Hilarious stories of repacking suitcases on the airport floor to hit that exact 49.5-pound limit.🧳 Ultimate Dog-Travel Tips & Tricks Checklist1. Master the Airport Gate & BoardingArrive early, but not too early: Avoid sitting at the gate so long that you miss unannounced gate changes.Set boarding alarms: Set a phone alarm for 15 minutes before boarding begins, and another for the scheduled boarding time. Don't rely on gate PAs, especially when traveling internationally!Make eye-to-eye contact: Always speak directly with the gate agents to verify flight capacity, check-in requirements, and make sure your paperwork is in order.2. Safeguard Your Luggage & EssentialsThe Mini-Emergency Bag: Always keep your passport, medication, toothbrush, car keys, and a spare change of underwear in a small inner bag that you can quickly yank out if your carry-on is gate-checked.Bury your AirTags: Don't hang trackers on the exterior of your luggage where they can be ripped off or stolen. Bury them deep inside zippered interior compartments.Track your passport: Paranoid about losing your passport overseas? Keep it in a dedicated neck pouch with its very own AirTag.Take photos of baggage tags: Photograph the paper baggage receipts the airline prints for you so you still have the tracking numbers if you lose the paper slips.Look "homeless chic": Ripped seams and ugly luggage might not look glamorous, but thieves are far less likely to target bags that look like they’ve been through a war zone! Avoid checking bendable, multi-handle duffel bags that can get caught in airport machinery.3. Setup Your Dog’s Crate for SuccessIf your dog or puppy is traveling in the cargo hold, tape a "survival kit" securely to the top of their kennel:A Ziploc bag containing a full day's worth of kibble.Lightweight, collapsible/flattening travel bowls.A spare slip leash (vets' giveaway leashes work perfectly).Extra physical copies of their rabies certificate, health certificates, and veterinary paperwork.4. Know the Vet Regulations (Plan Up to a Year in Advance!)The 6-Month Rule: No puppy can enter the United States until they are at least six months old and have a valid rabies vaccination.USDA Accreditation: Ensure your veterinarian
- Sep 3, 202648 min
From Earthdog to Agility: Barbara Baese’ Guide to the Versatile Dandie Dinmont Terrier
From Earthdog to Agility: Barbara Baese’ Guide to the Versatile Dandie Dinmont Terrier This episode of the Dandie Dinmont Terrier Diaries is part of Pure Dog Talk’s Clubhouse. The series features members of the Club Partnership Program who are working to preserve the knowledge of their legacy breeders. Can a rare, historic terrier thrive in modern high-speed dog sports while maintaining the precise conformation of its forebears? In this episode of Pure Dog Talk, host Laura Reeves sits down with legendary breeder Barbara Baese of Molly Bay Dandies. From her unexpected beginnings as a professional dancer who had never owned a dog to launching her kennel in 1989 with a "sight-unseen" puppy and a "Dandie or bust" attitude, Barbara shares her 36-year journey. Discover the secrets behind owning the all-time top agility Dandie Dinmont Terrier, the strict structural standards that define the breed’s iconic silhouette, and the fascinating (and rarely discussed) genetics behind breeding mustard and pepper coats. Whether you are a canine sports enthusiast, an aspiring breeder, or a judge seeking to understand the Illustrated Standard, this masterclass is packed with invaluable breed wisdom. What You’ll Learn in This Masterclass: The All-Around Performance Dog:Dandies are far more than companion dogs. Barbara shares her experience in Earthdog, Therapy work, and how she raised the #1 top agility Dandie Dinmont Terrier of all time.Decoding the Standard—"No Topline, No Dandie":Why the correct outline, a filled muzzle, dark round eyes, and a low tail set are non-negotiable for a true Dandie. Plus, the "teacup test" for smooth, effortless movement.The Complex Rules of Pepper & Mustard Genetics:Why you should never breed pepper-to-pepper (which dilutes furnishings) or mustard-to-mustard more than once, and how breeding the two colors together preserves the perfect coat texture and color depth.Behind the Name "Molly Bay":The heartwarming story of how Barbara and her husband blended their names to create a Celtic-sounding kennel name that is uniquely theirs.The Power of Mentorship:Lessons learned from breed giants like Christie Maxfield, Vern Wilson, Peggy Carr, and Kathy Nelson, and Barbara’s advice for the next generation of preservation breeders. Episode Highlights The "Dandie or Bust" Beginnings:How a vet visit and a picture of a "Don King" dog led to a long-distance search and a sight-unseen puppy flying in from Pennsylvania.Immersion Into Conformation:Learning to groom with Vern Wilson and standing by the ring with mentor Christie Maxfield to study the breed standard.The 3 Golden Priorities of Breeding:Why temperament comes first (the true "gentleman's terrier"), followed by health preservation (combating glaucoma and lymphoma), and structural movement.The Teacup Movement Test:Ensuring a Dandie moves with a smooth, flowing reach and drive rather than jumping like a Bichon Frise.Coat Color & Genetic Dilution:The definitive guide to breeding mustard and pepper coats to avoid graying furnishings.Beyond the Show Ring:How the club promotes this rare breed to the public through Scottish heritage festivals, custom brochures, and their very own tartan. About Guest Barbara Baese Barbara Baese established Molly Bay Dandies in 1989. Over nearly four decades, she has been a tireless advocate for the preservation of the Dandie Dinmont Terrier, serving as president of the parent club and mentoring exhibitors across the country. Her kennel is renowned for producing dogs that excel in conformation, obedience, therapy, earthdog, and record-breaking agility.
- Aug 31, 202635 min
754 — What Dogs Teach Us About Love (And How to “People” Better) with Dr. Chris Blazina
What Dogs Teach Us About Love (And How to "People" Better) with Dr. Chris Blazina [caption id="attachment_17241" align="alignleft" width="300"] Good Dogs & Difficult People: What Dogs Teach Us About Love[/caption] Why is it that we can purely love our dogs but often struggle to show that same grace to other humans? In this deeply insightful episode of Pure Dog Talk, host Laura Reeves sits down with psychologist and author Dr. Chris Blazina to discuss his latest book, Good Dogs and Difficult People: What Dogs Teach Us About Love. They explore the psychology behind our canine connections, why Sigmund Freud was a massive "dog person," and how the stress we carry travels straight "down the leash" to our canine companions. From scientific phenomena like the Left Gaze Bias to actionable advice on how to "people better," this episode is a guide to letting your guard down, repairing relationships, and allowing dogs to "love us into being." [video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://puredogtalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Why-Is-It-We-Dont-Love-People-the-Way-We-Love-Our-Dogs_.mp4"][/video] 🔑 Key Takeaways & Discussion Highlights 1. The Psychology of the Canine Connection The "Pure Love" Difference: Drawing from Sigmund Freud’s observations, Dr. Blazina notes that while human relationships are often plagued by complex ambivalence, our love for dogs is straightforward and pure. Dogs draw out the "better angels" of our nature.Sigmund Freud’s Canine Assistant:Freud used his Chows to help screen his therapy patients and even relied on them as his clock, the dogs would stand up when the session hour was over. Freud famously noted that we can trust dogs because they are straightforward:"They love their friends and bite their enemies." 2. The Science of Empathy in Dogs The Left Gaze Bias: Science shows that dogs look at the left side of human faces when we tell stories—this is naturally the more emotionally honest side of our face. They are uniquely attuned to our actual emotional state.Empathic Attunement:Dogs don't just notice when we are emotionally disregulated or having a bad day—they actively respond in sync to help regulate our moods and make our days better. 3. Handler Stress Travels Down the Leash Agility Study & Cortisol Levels: A cited agility competition study shows that when handlers are agitated or grumpy, their dogs' cortisol stress levels rise to match theirs.The Reciprocal Bond: What we experience, our dogs feel. Being a great handler means remaining mindful of your dog's emotional state, rather than just focusing on the win or the ribbon. 4. How to "People" Better: Dr. Blazina's Action Items How do we take the lessons our dogs teach us and apply them to our human communities? Practice "Rupture and Repair": Humans are clumsy, awkward creatures, and relationships will have missteps. Instead of walking away, learn to re-engage and actively repair connections to build deeper closeness.Reciprocity: Move away from "me, me, me." Relationships are about mutual give-and-take, a concept dogs teach us through their constant willingness to connect.Do the "Happy Dance": Let your protective layers down. Celebrate the people you love with the same unbridled enthusiasm your dog shows when welcoming you home at the gate.
- Aug 27, 202635 min
The Duke, the Tartan and the Terrier: Exploring Dandie History with Dick Yoho
The Duke, the Tartan and the Terrier: Exploring Dandie History with Dick Yoho This episode of the Dandie Dinmont Terrier Diaries is part of Pure Dog Talk’s Clubhouse. The series features members of the Club Partnership Program who are working to preserve the knowledge of their legacy breeders. Host Laura Reeves sits down with veteran breeder Dick Yoho of Wind’s Edge Dandie Dinmont Terriers to celebrate a golden milestone. Marking his 50th anniversary as a member of the Dandie Dinmont Terrier Club of America, Dick takes listeners on a captivating journey through the art, heart and deep historical roots of this rare breed. With a master’s degree in printmaking and interior design, Dick brings a unique artist’s eye to preservation breeding. He shares how his design background helps him visualize the perfect Dandie silhouette, why he prioritizing the breed standard over show ring ribbons, and how he navigates the challenges of a global "gene puddle." But the true heart of this episode lies in the incredible, aristocratic history of the breed, from Sir Walter Scott to royal connections in Scotland. Did you know the official Dandie Dinmont Terrier tartan has direct royal ties? Dick shares the fascinating history behind this distinctive black and white pattern: Sir Walter Scott’s Personal Tartan:The official Dandie tartan is a black and white pattern that originally belonged to Sir Walter Scott, who immortalized the breed in his writing.A Gift of Friendship:This historic tartan was originally gifted to Sir Walter Scott by his cousin, the Duke of Buccleuch.A Castle Room Dedicated to Dandies:Dick recounts meeting the modern-day Duke of Buccleuch (cousin to the King of England) during his travels to Scotland. The Duke and his wife have been active supporters of the breed, even dedicating an entire room in their historic castle to Dandie Dinmont Terrier archives. Key Highlights and Takeaways The Wind’s Edge Origin Story:How Dick and his partner, Steve, named their kennel after their windy Connecticut home, which sat high on a hill overlooking Katharine Hepburn’s estate.The Artist’s Eye in the Ring:How Dick's background in design helps him appreciate the breed's distinct hallmarks, including the soft, soulful expression of the eyes, the curved top line, and the elegant chest drop.<b cl
- Aug 24, 202634 min
Can’t Afford Vet Bills or Stuck in Danger? These AKC Grants Help Pets and Survivors 🐕❤️
Can't Afford Vet Bills or Stuck in Danger? These AKC Grants Help Pets and Survivors 🐕❤️ [video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://puredogtalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/AKC-Humane-Fund_-No-Dog-Left-Behind.mp4"][/video] Host Laura Reeves sits down with Brandi Munden, President of the AKC Humane Fund and VP of PR and Communications at the American Kennel Club. Together, they pull back the curtain on one of the most impactful philanthropic organizations in the canine community. To date, the AKC Humane Fund has distributed over $2 million in grants and donations. In this deep dive, Brandi shares how this 501(c)(3) nonprofit is dedicated to keeping all pets and their people together, especially during their most vulnerable moments. We shine a bright spotlight on two critical grant programs: 🐕 Veterinary Care Assistance Grants (New This Year!) Launched at the start of this year, this initiative is the Humane Fund's newest baby. As veterinary costs continue to rise and "vet deserts" make accessible treatment harder to find, too many owners face the heartbreaking choice of surrendering their beloved animals. To combat this crisis, the Humane Fund has provided low-cost veterinary funds directly to organizations like the VCA group, Blue Pearl and Banfield. Who it helps: Reputable organizations providing direct medical care and boarding for animals in need.Grant sizes: Average grants range from $5,000 to $15,000, with total funding of $60,000 to $70,000 distributed annually.Application details: The process is simple, fast, and accessible online, with a renewal cycle allowed every three years. 🏠 Domestic Violence Shelter Grants Statistically, pets are a frequent target of abusers. Tragically, many victims of domestic violence delay leaving or choose to remain in abusive situations simply because they cannot bear to abandon their pets. The AKC Humane Fund's Domestic Violence Shelter Grants are designed to break this cycle by helping shelters accommodate pets of all kinds, not just dogs. How the funding is used: Grants help domestic violence shelters construct pet-friendly housing spaces, purchase critical equipment, or coordinate secure off-site boarding where owners still have regular access to their pets.The impact: Shelters report that these grants have enabled them to help 25% to 35% more people, providing safety and peace of mind for survivors and their beloved animals. ❤️ Supporting All Pets and Their People The AKC Humane Fund operates under the firm belief that every pet owner should have the opportunity to live a safe, healthy life with their animals. From mixed breeds competing in the AKC Canine Partners program to support for breed-specific rescue networks, the AKC is actively evolving to serve as a modern, inclusive resource for every pet lover, no matter where they are on their journey.
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Pure Dog Talk is the VOICE of Purebred Dogs. We talk to the legends of the sports and give you tips and tools to create an awesome life with your purebred dog. From dog shows to preservation breeding, from competitive obedience to field work, from agility to therapy dogs and all the fun in between; your passion is our purpose. Pure Dog Talk supports the American Kennel Club, our Parent, Specialty and All-Breed Clubs, Dog Sports, Therapy, Service and Preservation of our Canine Companions.
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