A Dog's Devotion

Welcome to A Dogs Devotion, a dog podcast, that is all about the human animal bond, and how dogs change lives.
In this episode we talk about senior dog health. 
When our dogs get older, everything changes. The slow walks… the stiffness… the look in their eyes that makes you wonder, are they hurting?
In this episode of A Dog’s Devotion, I speak with a canine chiropractor who is helping senior dogs find relief in ways many pet parents don’t even know are possible. If your dog is struggling to get up, hesitating on stairs, or just not themselves anymore, this conversation could change everything.
We talk about how to recognize hidden pain, what’s really happening in your dog’s body as they age, and how gentle, non-invasive care can bring comfort, mobility, and joy back into their lives.
Because when they’ve given us their whole life… we owe them comfort in theirs.
Canine chiropratic care is becoming more and more popular, and the results that many dog parents are seeing is incrediable. You maybe on the fence, you may wonder if it really works, but give this episode a listen and maybe, just maybe we can shed some light on it so you can make your own decision. 
Taking care of our senior dogs is a priority, no one wants to see their dog in pain. This just might be the answer that you have been looking for. Life with dogs is always so much better.
As always, thanks for listening. 
xoxo
Carla, Max & Smokey

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This week on A Dog’s Devotion, we honor the incredible life of Kaiserin — a beloved tripawd who, after losing a limb to cancer, became a champion trick dog and a gifted painter.
Though Kaiserin has since passed, her spirit lives on through her sister, Schultz and Wilhelmina, who continue to paint and carry on her beautiful legacy. Together with their mom, Natasha — a passionate dog trainer — their art is still raising money to help other dogs and cats battling cancer.
This episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience dogs show us, the unconditional love they give, and how even after they’re gone, their impact never fades. Kaiserin’s story is one of strength, inspiration, and a legacy that continues to change lives.
Life with a three-legged dog isn’t just possible… it’s extraordinary. And love like this never ends.
🎙️ Episode out now on all platforms — a must-listen.
You can follow us on Instagram @adogsdevotion1 and Natasha and her dogs @thelifeofschultz. Truly inspiring - thank you as always for listening. 
xoxo
Carla

This week on *A Dog’s Devotion*, we’re joined by one of the most respected and sought-after dog trainers in the country, Tom Davis, founder of No Bad Dogs.
In this powerful and eye-opening episode, Tom breaks down the truth about dog behavior and what it really takes to build a strong, healthy relationship with your dog. From practical, easy-to-follow training tips to deeper insights into why dogs act the way they do, this conversation is packed with value for every dog owner—whether you’re raising a new puppy, working through challenges, or simply wanting a better connection with your dog.
Tom shares his philosophy that there are no “bad dogs,” only misunderstood ones, and explains how consistency, leadership, and communication can completely transform a dog’s behavior—and your life. We also dive into the realities of rescue dogs, common mistakes owners make, and how small changes can lead to big breakthroughs.
If you’ve ever felt frustrated, confused, or even a little lost when it comes to training your dog, this episode will give you clarity, confidence, and hope.
This is more than training—it’s about understanding, trust, and the incredible bond we share with our dogs.
Thank you for listening—you make this show possible.
xoxo
Carla 
You can follow me on Instagram @adogsdevotion1

This episode is a powerful reminder that what we feed our dogs is so much more than just food—it’s love, it’s care, it’s a commitment to their health and happiness.
Today, we’re joined by the inspiring woman behind Farm Fetch, a brand built from the heart, driven by a deep love for dogs and a desire to do better. From fresh, gently cooked meals to nourishing toppers, they’re changing the way we think about what goes into our dogs’ bowls.
But this story goes beyond nutrition—it’s about listening to our dogs, honoring their needs, and giving them the life they truly deserve.
If you’ve ever looked into your dog’s eyes and wondered, “Am I doing everything I can for you?”—this episode is for you.

Thank you for being here, for caring, and for loving your dogs the way you do.
Every time you listen, share, or support this podcast, you’re helping us tell these incredible stories—and more importantly, you’re helping shine a light on the deep, life-changing bond between humans and their dogs.
From the bottom of my heart… thank you. 🐾
Please listen and like on any podcast platform you use, it helps us keep giving you the stories we all want to hear - how much we love our dogs. 
xoxo
Carla

This week on A Dog’s Devotion, we shine a light on the extraordinary work of Three Little Pitties Rescue — a rescue saving all dog breeds and cats, and proving every single life matters.
Dog rescue in our country has never been more important. Shelters are overwhelmed. The need is constant. And yet… thousands of people show up anyway. Transport drivers. Foster families. Behavior teams. Volunteers. Donors. Quiet heroes working behind the scenes.
Today, I speak with one of the incredible women making it happen — one of the boots-on-the-ground voices in a movement fueled by compassion and action. From Texas to the Pacific Northwest, the East Coast, and the Midwest, they are moving animals from heartbreak to hope.
Please follow their lifesaving work and daily updates on Instagram: @threelittlepittiesrescue
And thank you — to you. A Dog’s Devotion has just been named one of the Top 39 Dog Podcasts in the Country. That honor belongs to this community. It breaks my heart that we still have to keep having these conversations about dog rescue. But we will continue. We will continue to share the stories. We will continue to amplify the people — just like you and me — who refuse to look away and are determined to save a dog’s life.
And you can follow on with me @adogsdevotion1, where l continue to share my love and grief of loosing Max, to learning to love another little soul who was so badly in need of a loving home.
Dogs are the best, and l prefer them over most people.
God bless every single one of them. xoxo