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4 calls on exercise

1. Sat 31 Oct 2026 · 1 hr 6 min

   Unstucking dogs, gut yeast paw-biting, and the flirt pole fix

   This OhMyDog Pro Q&A session covered member updates on car-loading training, reading arousal and assertive energy in dogs, and using sideways body language instead of head-on confrontation. Sunny Luthra explained why dogs are biologically built for a meat-based diet, debunked the 'once in 15 days chicken' myth, and warned about toxins like phenyl near a dog's nose. The group reviewed two member-submitted videos, diagnosing paw-biting as gut-related yeast issues rather than pure obsession, and prescribed the flirt pole to reverse laser-induced prey drive frustration. The call closed with guidance on post-spay confusion behaviour, fats like ghee and coconut oil, and building muscle definition through incline and decline terrain.

   12 chapters · 14 member questions · training, behavioural, body language, reactivity

2. Sat 17 Oct 2026 · 1 hr 44 min

   Redirecting reactive dogs and the case for early puppy socialising

   Sunny Luthra led a wide-ranging Pro call that started from members sharing strategies for firecracker and loud-sound fears, then moved into why socialising puppies between two and six months prevents most adult reactivity. The group worked through real cases (Tin Tin, Dodo, Pino, Pari, Chai, Barfi) to learn how to match a technique to a specific dog's arousal and fear level rather than copying tricks across dogs, how to redirect and release a reactive dog's pent-up energy with guidance control, and how to read pack behaviour like territorial yelping and play-fighting as survival training rather than human emotions like jealousy. The second half covered practical health questions on vomiting, coconut oil, blood in urine or stool, running surfaces, and the origin story of the Probelly supplement.</br>

   12 chapters · 10 member questions · training, behavioural, reactivity, puppy care

3. Wed 30 Sep 2026 · 1 hr 32 min

   Doberman reactivity case: why running beats training

   This OhMyDog Pro call centres on a live case study of an anxious, reactive Doberman, with Sunny teaching members to read a dog's eyes and body language to find the true root cause rather than just the symptom. The group worked through why this athletic dog needed running rather than calming strategies or months of board and train, then covered practical techniques for running dogs on a bicycle or scooty and handling stray dog encounters. The second half covered member questions on stress related poop changes, urine licking behaviour, enrichment for a fearful resource-guarding dog, teaching a back up command, managing high play drive on walks, and a detailed discussion on protein, carbs and fish oil supplement toxicity affecting kidneys.

   12 chapters · 15 member questions · training, reactivity, anxiety, structured walk

4. Fri 12 Jun 2026 · 1 hr 38 min

   Resource guarding, the collar lift, and the puppy socialising gap

   The call opened with a group review of Manya's video handling her dog Betty's resource guarding of a yaky, which Sunny used to teach a psychology-first, non-physical collar technique based on the principle that a dog can only focus on one thing at a time. The discussion expanded into Adarsh's six-month-old German Shepherd puppy who had been kept indoors for vaccination reasons and badly needed exploration before leash training. The back half of the call focused on the market-wide gap in puppy socialising and awareness, with ideas for building puppy groups and partnering with vets to reach owners before behavioural issues develop, plus a segment on nutrition and vet SOPs around vomiting. The call closed with a raw personal exchange where a member shared feeling emotionally depleted while supporting clients, and Sunny gave advice on processing suppressed emotion.

   12 chapters · 5 member questions · resource guarding, leash handling, psychology, associative memory