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3 calls on skin

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. Wed 14 Oct 2026 · 1 hr 57 min

   Dog senses, puppy development and choosing the right leash tool

   Sunny Luthra led a deep dive into how dogs perceive the world through touch, smell, sight and hearing, explaining the order in which a puppy's senses come online and why that matters for training. The session then moved into a practical comparison of collars, harnesses, slip leashes and haltis in terms of pressure versus movement, followed by live member cases including a reactive dog on a harness, a fearful Indie puppy, a skin infection, and a frustrated beagle that bit a family member. Sunny also outlined how trainees should take on real client cases, gather information, and manage expectations before diagnosing a dog.

   12 chapters · 9 member questions · body language, leash handling, structured walk, training

3. Wed 9 Sep 2026 · 1 hr 42 min

   Tick fever signs, atopic dermatitis and food-drive training

   This OhMyDog Pro call was a fast-paced member Q&A led by Sunny Luthra covering health emergencies like tick fever, vomiting, worms and conjunctivitis, alongside chronic issues like atopic dermatitis, old fractures and bladder leakage in senior dogs. Sunny also worked through behavioural cases, including a food-obsessed dog that scavenges on walks and a fearful rescued dog being mishandled by a walker. Throughout, he stressed getting a CBC blood test as the fastest diagnostic step, understanding histamine's role in allergies, and using calm, deliberate handling and impulse-control training rather than reactive fixes.

   12 chapters · 14 member questions · tick flea, parasites, gut health, skin