The Resident Wild

The Resident Wild Podcast explores the deeper connection between humans and dogs—beyond surface-level behaviour and into understanding, energy, and instinct. Hosted by Neri of Dog Whispering in Australia and Kim of The Wolf and Dog Development Centre in the UK, we come together as a team to share our combined experience, perspectives, and passion for helping dogs and their humans find balance looking through the lens of the wolf. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #16

  Episode 16 - Bringing Home a Puppy – What Happens to Your Existing Dog?

  Aug 10, 20265 minS1

  <p>In Episode 16 of Resident Wild, Kim and Neri answer a listener question from Katie in Melbourne about introducing a puppy into a family that already has a dog.</p><p>It's a situation many families experience, but bringing a puppy home can change far more than just the number of dogs in the house. We explore the changing family dynamic, the existing dog's relationship with their humans, the puppy's development, and why simply expecting the dogs to "work it out" can miss some very important pieces of the puzzle.</p><p>In Advice Given Online, we unpack the increasingly...

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  Episode #15

  Episode 15: Why Dogs Sniff Everything

  Aug 3, 202636 minS1

  <p>Should your dog be paying attention to you... or to the world around them?This week on Resident Wild, Kim and Neri answer a listener question from Elle in Scotland, who wonders why her dog spends so much time sniffing on walks instead of focusing on her. Together, they explore why sniffing is one of the most important ways dogs experience the world, what they're actually learning through their noses, and why allowing dogs to gather information can play an important role in their emotional wellbeing.In Advice Given Online, they unpack the increasingly common claim that dogs can...

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  Episode #14

  Episode 14: Loyal... or Anxious?

  Jul 27, 202628 minS1

  <p>If your dog follows you everywhere, is it a sign of love—or could it be something else?In this episode of Resident Wild, Kim and Neri answer a listener question about a Border Collie that never leaves its owner's side. Whether it's moving from room to room or stopping the moment their owner stops, the behaviour raises an important question: is this simply loyalty, or could anxiety be playing a role?Together, they explore how looking beyond the behaviour itself can help us better understand what our dogs are actually experiencing, and why context is everything when interpreting be...

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  Episode 13: Do Dogs Lie? Do dogs actually lie or are we completely misunderstanding their behaviour?

  Jul 20, 202641 minS0

  <p>This week on Resident Wild, Kim and Neri are joined by comedian and all-round legend Bradford Oakes, co-host of the podcast Fool Me Twice with Steven Van Aperen, where they explore deception, psychology and the fascinating ways humans can be fooled.Bradford brings a brilliant question to the table: Do dogs lie?What follows is one of the most entertaining conversations we've had, filled with laughs, unexpected tangents and some thought-provoking discussion about whether dogs are truly capable of deception—or whether we're simply interpreting their behaviour through a human lens.In Advice Given Online, Kim and Neri unpack th...

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  Episode 12: Lead Reactivity, "Calm" Dogs & The Hand-Sniff Myth

  Jul 13, 202638 minS0

  <p>Why is my dog reactive on the lead but perfectly fine when they're off it?This week Kim and Neri answer a listener question about one of the most common behaviour concerns dog owners experience—lead reactivity. Together, they explore why a dog's behaviour can change so dramatically depending on whether they're attached to a lead, and why understanding the emotions behind the behaviour is far more valuable than simply trying to stop the reaction.In Advice Given Online, they unpack a video showing a trainer insisting a dog remain "calm" before leaving for a walk. But was the do...

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