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8 calls on nutrition

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 24 Oct 2026 · 1 hr 29 min

   Breaking up dog fights, pack psychology and calming arousal

   The call opened with program admin: mid-term eval status, pending PPTs and assignments, and a push for students to start helping dog parents online or offline. Sunny then used Reena's real dog fight to teach the physiology of separating fighting dogs, why street dogs sometimes refuse to intervene for their humans, and how puppies learn boundaries from other dogs without human interference. The second half covered practical member questions on feeding fruit, managing arousal spikes during runs, structuring walks and rest for anxious dogs, and the value of crate training, before closing with course logistics for the written test and practicals.

   12 chapters · 8 member questions · aggression, reactivity, body language, leash handling

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. Sun 6 Sep 2026 · 57 min

   Diagnosing a Shih Tzu's barking: data gathering and the play ritual

   The call opened with a quick consult on a dog passing yellow, fat-laden stools, where Sunny explained that undigested fat (not worms) was the cause and fat had to be cut from the diet. The main session was a case-study exercise where members practiced diagnosing a Shih Tzu that barked continuously at her human, using a structured data-gathering framework built around the six rituals (walk, socialising, discipline, play, affection, feeding). Sunny showed how the group jumped to labels like attention-seeking or demand barking too quickly, and walked them through reading the barking and timing as clues, revealing that the real issue was insufficient and badly timed play for a young, high-drive dog. The call closed with breed history on Shih Tzu and Lhasa Apso instincts and housekeeping on the new call schedule and pending evaluations.

   12 chapters · 17 member questions · case study, behavioural, barking, training

5. Sat 5 Sep 2026 · 1 hr 29 min

   Stress, gut mucus, neutering myths and building dog confidence

   This call covered why household chaos and grief show up as pacing, chewing and licking in dogs, and how fear and stress squeeze the gut to cause mucus or blood in stool and UTIs. Sunny answered detailed questions on neutering myths, thyroid and dairy, insulin and weight loss, choosing air-dried or freeze-dried food, and how a healed gut and serotonin build a dog's confidence and change its drive. Members also discussed reactivity training with treat timing, reading excited body language safely, and managing a sensitive dog around Diwali.

   12 chapters · 16 member questions · gut health, microbiome, probiotics, digestive health

6. Sun 23 Aug 2026 · 50 min

   Fear-induced gut squeezing, resource guarding and fast-eating dogs

   This Pro call was an open Q&A led by Sunny where members brought individual dog issues for live troubleshooting. Topics ranged from fear-related stomach upset and vomiting, tick and parasite handling, reading a dog's body language in a trancing video, obsessive play and pack calming, to reverse sneezing, kennel cough follow-up, dog park fights, and a detailed resource guarding case study on feeding two dogs together. Sunny repeatedly tied physical symptoms back to fear, anxiety and intensity in the dog's emotional state and pack dynamics.

   12 chapters · 16 member questions · gut health, digestive health, anxiety, fear

7. Sun 28 Jun 2026 · 1 hr 56 min

   Kidney stones, hill dogs, bear encounters and inherited instinct

   This OhMyDog Pro call opened with Kashish describing her dog's suspected UTI and kidney stone symptoms, leading Sunny to prescribe kidney tests and explain how excess calcium and cholesterol cause stones and muscle tremors. A large part of the call covered Bhavna's move to Uttarakhand, where she is preparing her dogs Doodle and Gulab for a jungle environment with bears, leopards and working village dogs, prompting deep discussion on leash training, genetic memory and instinct versus learned behaviour, including the caterpillar-to-butterfly memory experiment. The group then discussed how breeding for work shapes mating-driven instinct, Ashita's questions on Singapore's debarking practice and how dogs process trauma differently from humans, and Manya's questions on puppies eating cat faeces, post-spay growling, and the risks of casually giving deworming and tick medicines like Bravecto and Simparica.

   12 chapters · 12 member questions · health, hip pain, nutrition, training

8. 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