Ep. 16 - Behavioral Euthanasia PART ONE

To euthanize your dog is one of the most difficult decisions a pet owner can make. Dog trainers approach this topic with understanding the issues behind it, such as a decline in physical health, severe injury, or a loss of quality of life.
In this podcast episode, we have Michael Ellis and Denise Frenzi joining us to discuss their philosophy on euthanasia, their experience with it, the pros and cons of it, and what dog owners - and trainers - can learn from it.

[@brandyb51]

Absolutely fantastic podcast! Both Michael and Denise are top notch, common sense and humble. Thanks for this.

[@chrisjames2334]

Great podcast. I feel like I live this conversation daily.

[@eskimo3622]

Really good conversation. Quality of life is subjective but the important part is to start talking openly about it.

[@CharlieTheCaneCorso]

Always listing if Michael Ellis is talking, the man was one of the biggest influences on my training

[@sofia_fadadosdogs]

Such a gem of a podcast episode. Love Denise Fenzi and Michael Ellis, both no nonsense experienced trainers.

[@watchmoivies123]

I think it’s just sad that dogs do have behavioral issues and a lot has to do with the breeding and also the way people bring up dogs these days that when I was a kid all the dogs ran loose they all got along and not too many spayed and neutered back then either I just think it’s bad breeding and the way people are bringing up their animals these days but that’s just me and that’s just my two. Cents.

[@CharlieTheCaneCorso]

I don't like the idea of making more characterless bland dogs to indulge entitled people who want dogs, there should be accountability once u own a dog a minimum training standard drives me crazy seeing idiots blame dogs for problems they created

[@zsahe21]

24:28 Turn the dial