
Train and Prepare: Raising Respectful Dogs & Surviving Tornado Season
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In this episode, we dive into two topics that might just save you stress—or even your life.
Dog Training: Why a “Growl” Speaks Louder Than WordsFirst, we explore the importance of putting a "handle" on your dog or puppy at a young age. Discover how using a natural, mother-like growl can teach respect, set boundaries, and prevent long-term behavioral issues—without yelling or punishment.
Setting Boundaries Early with Your Dog or PuppyPutting a “handle” on your dog or puppy at an early age is critical for establishing authority and structure. A dog that respects boundaries grows into a confident, balanced companion.
Why a Growl WorksUsing a low, natural growl as a correction tool mimics the way a mother dog disciplines her pups. It’s instinctual, effective, and avoids yelling or physical punishment.
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Growling is a natural, recognizable tone for dogs.
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It grabs attention and commands respect without fear.
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This technique works best when started young, alongside leash work inside the home.
Next we shift focus to Tornado Season 2025, which is already more intense than 2024. With 1,296 tornado reports as of June—well above the historical average—we break down what every family or camping group needs to know. From finding shelter at campgrounds (or lack thereof) to understanding the difference between a Tornado Watch and Warning, this is a must-listen for anyone traveling, camping, or living in storm-prone areas.
Notable Trends:
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Iowa: 100 tornadoes in June 2024 → only 16 in June 2025.
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North Dakota: 2 tornadoes in June 2024 → 34 in June 2025.
Whether you're raising a pup or planning your next outdoor trip, this episode brings practical tips and critical awareness together in one powerful conversation.
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