Behaviour is information | Why what we read as 'bad' behaviour is usually pain | Dr Lisa Radosta ...
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Behaviour is information | Why what we read as 'bad' behaviour is usually pain | Dr Lisa Radosta ...
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YouTubeJust a Dog Podcast
Ep. 26 - Understanding Canine Behavior with Dr. Lisa Radosta
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Ep. 26 - Understanding Canine Behavior with Dr. Lisa Radosta
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YouTubeDynamite Dog Training
Aggression in Dogs Explained (Without the Scary Stuff!)
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Aggression in Dogs Explained (Without the Scary Stuff!)
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YouTubeDr. Lisa Radosta
Ep. 27 - Real Truths from a Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist.
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Ep. 27 - Real Truths from a Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist.
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YouTubeDynamite Dog Training
Is your behavior affecting your dog's behavior?
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Is your behavior affecting your dog's behavior?
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YouTubeDr. Lisa Radosta
❓#AskDrRadosta: Farmer Dan asks, "Dr. Lisa, my Old English Sheepdog puppy absolutely overflows with big emotions when greeting adult humans. Some individuals seem to trigger him more than others, though he’s calm and appropriate with children. Several trainers have described this as immaturity or just high friendliness, but I’m more concerned that this is emotional dysregulation—it doesn’t feel like something we should just 'wait out' since he just turned one year old. I’ve started pattern games
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❓#AskDrRadosta: Farmer Dan asks, "Dr. Lisa, my Old English Sheepdog puppy absolutely overflows with big emotions when greeting adult humans. Some individuals seem to trigger him more than others, though he’s calm and appropriate with children. Several trainers have described this as immaturity or just high friendliness, but I’m more concerned that this is emotional dysregulation—it doesn’t feel like something we should just 'wait out' since he just turned one year old. I’ve started pattern games
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Do Dogs Feel Guilt? with Dr Lisa Radosta
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Do Dogs Feel Guilt? with Dr Lisa Radosta
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YouTubeEnlightened Pet Behavior, Inc
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Dr. Lisa Radosta, Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist | Three things I learned at VMX that every pet parent, technician and veterinarian should know about finding pain in dogs. #vmx2026 | Instagram
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🎙️🐶New podcast just dropped! Does your dog actually feel guilty…or are we humans reading way too much into “the look”? 👀 In this new episode of the Enlightened Pet Behavior podcast, I sit down with host Susan Light, Dog Trainer & Cat Behavior Expert, to break down the science behind dog emotions—what’s real, what’s myth, and why guilt isn’t what you think it is. This teaser barely scratches the surface. In this 30-min conversation, I dig into: 👉Why the “guilty look” doesn’t match the crime �
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How to prevent your dog's anxiety - Veterinary Behaviorist Lisa Radosta
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YouTubeCalmz Pet
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You may be reluctant to take your dog for walks if he lunges or growls at everyone he passes! Watch the video to see Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist Dr. Lisa Radosta’s tips on how to help your reactive dog. | Kristen Levine
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🐕Finding a Dog Trainer Tip #3: The million dollar question when you are speaking to a potential trainer for your dog is: What methods do you use? Everyone has an opinion! Differing opinions help us to understand how others are thinking which helps to innovate and be creative. As a veterinary behaviorist, I have to follow the science. ❓What does the literature tell us about how to teach animals? 👉The literature tells us that positive reinforcement methods are highly effective at teaching all ki
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The Crisis in Dog Training: President of the ACVB, Dr. Radosta, Speaks Out!
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YouTubeZak George’s Dog Training Revolution
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Dr. Lisa Radosta, Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist | Lately, I have been posting a lot on the continuing education (CE) lectures that I have been attending. Maybe you are wondering why a... | Instagram
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Dr. Lisa Radosta, Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist on Instagram: "I’m at VMX 2026, not just giving lectures to share what I know, but also soaking up incredible knowledge from my peers in veterinary medicine. 🩺✨ One lecture that really stood out was “Functional Assessment of Canines: Movement Reveals Mysteries” by Dawn Hickey Rector, LVMT, VTS, CCRP, CVPP, CCFT—and wow, there were takeaways every pet parent, technician, and veterinarian should know. 1️⃣Here’s a big one: when you take vide
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🍽️ Right or Risky? Should you feed your dog at the table? It might seem harmless—or even sweet—but it’s one of those habits that can spiral into big behavior problems. Feeding your dog at the table might seem harmless—or even sweet—but it’s one of those habits that can spiral into big behavior problems. When you share your dinner, you’re not just giving a treat—you’re teaching your dog that begging works. Over time, that can turn into tension between pets, aggression over food, hiding under the
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Dr. Lisa Radosta, Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist | Finding a Dog Trainer Tip #7: Trainers shouldn’t have secret techniques. If a dog trainer says they have a “secret technique,” that you... | Instagram
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🍃🐶 “Why does my dog eat grass?” 🐶🍃 If your dog eats grass, you are not alone. In one survey study, about 89% of dogs ate grass. But could your grazing dog have something serious going on? Maybe… Here’s the truth: 👉For some dogs, eating grass is normal behavior. 👉 Some dogs nibble on grass because it tastes good or because they’re bored. 👉 Sometimes dogs eat grass to self-soothe when their stomach feels off, however it looks like from one study that only about a quarter of the dogs who ate
926 views6 months ago
FacebookDr. Lisa Radosta
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Pet Euthanasia-Grief, Relief, Shame and Guilt
2 weeks ago
YouTubeDr. Lisa Radosta
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What does a veterinary behaviorist do?
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YouTubeDr. Lisa Radosta
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Is mounting in dogs a sign of dominance?
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YouTubeDr. Lisa Radosta
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Finding a Trainer Tip #1: This is the first in a series of tips for finding a reputable dog training professional. All too often, I hear people saying that their dog trainer has guaranteed that their methods will work or has guaranteed their dog’s behavior. If someone tries to guarantee your dog’s behavior, run in the opposite direction. It just isn’t possible to guarantee the behavior of any living being. Think about it, you can’t even guarantee that your car will start or that your computer wi
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❤️🐶Does my dog love me, or just the food I give them? Here’s the answer: Who cares?! 🐶❤️ Your dog loves food and you give him food so he loves you for that. Does a grandparent ask why their grandkids love them so much and refuse to go back to their homes with their parents? No! But we all know why grandkids like grandma’s house. They get anything they want when they want it and there are no rules. Those kinds of experiences foster love and there is nothing wrong with that. Your dog is choosing
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💬🐶 Ever wonder why your dog barks? The reasons might surprise you. 🐶💬 Dogs may bark because: ✔️ Their breed is naturally “vocal” (think Dachshunds, Pomeranians 🐾) ✔️ They feel anxious, worried, or scared ✔️ They’re trying to communicate—“Hey, I need something!” or “Someone’s at the door!” ✔️ They’re inviting you to play 🎾 ✔️ They’ve learned (often by accident) that barking gets results Here’s the thing: barking is a normal form of communication. If it doesn’t bother you and your dog is oth
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FacebookDr. Lisa Radosta
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Is Your Dog Always Barking at the Door, Window, or Fence? Here's Why and How to Fit It!
681 views11 months ago
YouTubeDr. Lisa Radosta
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Feline Hyperesthesia, Canine Autism, and more with Dr. Lisa Radosta.
2.6K viewsOct 7, 2023
YouTubeDVMCellini
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On a typical day with my 18-year-old daughter, it hit me: living with a teenager is exactly like living with an aggressive dog. It’s true. If you can raise a teenager, you can live with an aggressive dog. Both have enormous feelings crammed into a body that doesn’t know what to do with them. One minute they’re sweet and cooperative, the next they’re overwhelmed and loud. Their emotions are real, big, and messy. And the worst thing you can do is match their energy. You have to have patience. 💬💦
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#duet with @🇩🇪🇩🇪Jeton-Gjermania🇩🇪
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👶🐶 😺If you are bringing a baby into a home with dogs or cats, it’s essential that you prepare your pets well ahead of time and introduce your baby safely. Most frequently, dogs and cats are not prepared at all for the coming of the baby, and they are introduced in dangerous and hurried ways. Those first 24 hours can make or break your pet’s relationship with your child. Don’t rush it and get professional help to make sure it goes well. 📆 Start your preparation 3 to 4 months before your baby
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Dr. Lisa Radosta, Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist on Instagram: "Feline Hyperesthesia syndrome is a group of clinical signs with no definitive single cause. The causes can be: 🐾 dermatologic 🐾 neurologic 🐾 orthopedic 🐾 behavioral Start at your vet's office and ask for: ✅ CBC ✅ Serum Chemistry ✅ Fecal ✅ Thyroid ✅ Urinalysis ✅ Pain assessment Your cat might be referred to a board certified veterinary: 👩‍🔬behaviorist 👩‍🔬dermatologist 👩‍🔬neurologist 👩‍🔬orthopedic surgeon Make sure
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