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3 calls on vaccination

1. Thu 22 Oct 2026 · 1 hr 9 min

   Whelping mothers, car anxiety training, and spotting vet report errors

   Sunny opened with a story about pack dogs whelping, explaining why only confident females cope well with giving birth and why fearful mothers abandon or mishandle puppies. He then spent most of the call coaching a member through two step by step leash guidance processes to get a confused German Shepherd into the car without reading his mood. He also reviewed a member's blood report to flag wrong reference ranges and a miscounted platelet spike, answered questions on excited sneezing, lingering distemper symptoms, and car travel stress causing hair fall, and discussed building a trainer portfolio page and coaching a sensitive leash-shy dog on a live case.

   12 chapters · 7 member questions · behavioural, training, leash handling, body language

2. Wed 23 Sep 2026 · 1 hr 19 min

   Gut health, tick myths, dog fights, and a dog's protective aura

   Sunny Luthra led a wide-ranging Pro call starting with a member's dog eating cow dung and picking up worms, which opened into a deep explanation of gut permeability, red alert inflammation, and why high-CFU probiotics like ProBelly matter. The call then covered tick prevention myths around Spot-on, NexGard and Simparica dosing, and safe ways to catch community dogs for vaccination. Later segments dealt with a member's dog losing appetite after a street attack and her own fear, dog-on-dog fighting and wound care between two Indies, and Sunny's teaching that women can use a powerful dog's aura to control threatening crowds.

   12 chapters · 10 member questions · gut health, probiotics, parasites, tick flea

3. 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