web01.fireside.fm Wed, 08 Apr 2026 14:57:53 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Doodle Kisses Podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Dog” https://podcast.doodlekisses.com/tags/dog Mon, 07 Oct 2019 06:30:00 -0700 The best podcast for labradoodle & goldendoodle dog owners and enthusiasts! Join us as we connect with DoodleKisses.com members and other dog experts to learn more about how to care for and love these wonderful dogs! en-us episodic Connecting labradoodle & goldendoodle dog owners around the world! Doodle Kisses, LLC The best podcast for labradoodle & goldendoodle dog owners and enthusiasts! Join us as we connect with DoodleKisses.com members and other dog experts to learn more about how to care for and love these wonderful dogs! no Doodle Kisses, LLC admin@doodlekisses.com Episode 4: Canine Epilepsy https://podcast.doodlekisses.com/4 672b3bb0-134e-4372-b517-330344bea43d Mon, 07 Oct 2019 06:30:00 -0700 Doodle Kisses, LLC full Doodle Kisses, LLC A chat about canine epilepsy with Dr. Karen Munana, professor of neurology at North Caroline State University Veterinary Medicine. 38:12 no In this episode, I chat about canine epilepsy with Dr. Karen Munana, professor of neurology at North Caroline State University Veterinary Medicine. We discuss all the basics of epilepsy. I also want to bring your attention to the research she's involved in right now in case you can participate: NCSU is doing right now on epilepsy and the gut microbiome. The Companion Animal Epilepsy Research program at NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine is recruiting for a new clinical trial to determine whether dogs with idiopathic epilepsy have alterations in their gut microbial population. Our study team is looking for households with an epileptic dog and an unaffected dog to compare the bacterial populations within their gastrointestinal tract. Feces will be collected from both dogs to compare their gut microbiome. PARTICIPATION- • Owners must be willing to collect a one-time fecal sample from both dogs and send samples to NCSU CVM (pre-paid shipping). Owners will also be required to complete a brief online questionnaire at the time of sample collection. STUDY BENEFITS (FREE OF CHARGE TO PARTICIPANTS) • Free fecal floatation to examine for parasites • All study materials, including shipping, will be covered by the study • Participation will provide additional information about epilepsy that may help your dog or other animals in the future INCLUSION CRITERIA - • Households must have one dog with epilepsy and one unaffected dog • Epileptic dog must have presumptive diagnosis of idiopathic epilepsy based on seizure onset between 6 months and 6 years of age, and not be on seizure medication or be on phenobarbital alone • Both dogs must not be on any other medications aside from monthly preventatives • Dogs must be fed the same diet For more information or to enroll your dogs, contact Julie Nettifee, RVT, BS, VTS (Neurology): janettif@ncsu.edu go.ncsu.edu/epilepsyresearch Special Guest: Dr. Karen Munana. canine, dog, epilepsy, labradoodle, goldendoodle, seizure In this episode, I chat about canine epilepsy with Dr. Karen Munana, professor of neurology at North Caroline State University Veterinary Medicine. We discuss all the basics of epilepsy. I also want to bring your attention to the research she's involved in right now in case you can participate:

NCSU is doing right now on epilepsy and the gut microbiome.

The Companion Animal Epilepsy Research program at NC State University College of Veterinary
Medicine is recruiting for a new clinical trial to determine whether dogs with idiopathic epilepsy
have alterations in their gut microbial population. Our study team is looking for households
with an epileptic dog and an unaffected dog to compare the bacterial populations within their
gastrointestinal tract. Feces will be collected from both dogs to compare their gut microbiome.

PARTICIPATION-
• Owners must be willing to collect a one-time fecal sample from both dogs and send
samples to NCSU CVM (pre-paid shipping). Owners will also be required to complete a
brief online questionnaire at the time of sample collection.

STUDY BENEFITS (FREE OF CHARGE TO PARTICIPANTS)
• Free fecal floatation to examine for parasites
• All study materials, including shipping, will be covered by the study
• Participation will provide additional information about epilepsy that may help your dog
or other animals in the future

INCLUSION CRITERIA -
• Households must have one dog with epilepsy and one unaffected dog
• Epileptic dog must have presumptive diagnosis of idiopathic epilepsy based on seizure
onset between 6 months and 6 years of age, and not be on seizure medication or be on
phenobarbital alone
• Both dogs must not be on any other medications aside from monthly preventatives
• Dogs must be fed the same diet

For more information or to enroll your dogs,
contact Julie Nettifee, RVT, BS, VTS (Neurology):
janettif@ncsu.edu
go.ncsu.edu/epilepsyresearch

Special Guest: Dr. Karen Munana.

Links:

]]> In this episode, I chat about canine epilepsy with Dr. Karen Munana, professor of neurology at North Caroline State University Veterinary Medicine. We discuss all the basics of epilepsy. I also want to bring your attention to the research she's involved in right now in case you can participate:

NCSU is doing right now on epilepsy and the gut microbiome.

The Companion Animal Epilepsy Research program at NC State University College of Veterinary
Medicine is recruiting for a new clinical trial to determine whether dogs with idiopathic epilepsy
have alterations in their gut microbial population. Our study team is looking for households
with an epileptic dog and an unaffected dog to compare the bacterial populations within their
gastrointestinal tract. Feces will be collected from both dogs to compare their gut microbiome.

PARTICIPATION-
• Owners must be willing to collect a one-time fecal sample from both dogs and send
samples to NCSU CVM (pre-paid shipping). Owners will also be required to complete a
brief online questionnaire at the time of sample collection.

STUDY BENEFITS (FREE OF CHARGE TO PARTICIPANTS)
• Free fecal floatation to examine for parasites
• All study materials, including shipping, will be covered by the study
• Participation will provide additional information about epilepsy that may help your dog
or other animals in the future

INCLUSION CRITERIA -
• Households must have one dog with epilepsy and one unaffected dog
• Epileptic dog must have presumptive diagnosis of idiopathic epilepsy based on seizure
onset between 6 months and 6 years of age, and not be on seizure medication or be on
phenobarbital alone
• Both dogs must not be on any other medications aside from monthly preventatives
• Dogs must be fed the same diet

For more information or to enroll your dogs,
contact Julie Nettifee, RVT, BS, VTS (Neurology):
janettif@ncsu.edu
go.ncsu.edu/epilepsyresearch

Special Guest: Dr. Karen Munana.

Links:

]]> Episode 3: Goldendoodle Breeder April Cliber https://podcast.doodlekisses.com/3 2615092a-9dab-433d-b113-50736adb9486 Mon, 30 Sep 2019 02:00:00 -0700 Doodle Kisses, LLC full Doodle Kisses, LLC An interview with retired Goldendoodle breeder April Cliber. 1:02:40 no In this episode I interview retired Goldendoodle breeder April Cliber. Learn about her first dog, how she got started in breeding goldendoodles and some of the challenges of that come with breeding doodles. After our interview, April wanted me to mention that her example of doodle ears could totally go the opposite way too. Special Guest: April Cliber. doodles, breeding, labradoodles, goldendoodles, dogs, puppies In this episode I interview retired Goldendoodle breeder April Cliber. Learn about her first dog, how she got started in breeding goldendoodles and some of the challenges of that come with breeding doodles.

After our interview, April wanted me to mention that her example of doodle ears could totally go the opposite way too.

Special Guest: April Cliber.

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]]> In this episode I interview retired Goldendoodle breeder April Cliber. Learn about her first dog, how she got started in breeding goldendoodles and some of the challenges of that come with breeding doodles.

After our interview, April wanted me to mention that her example of doodle ears could totally go the opposite way too.

Special Guest: April Cliber.

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]]> Episode 1: Doodle Rescue Collective founder Jacqueline Yorke talks Doodle https://podcast.doodlekisses.com/1 06b51957-6015-4b54-bb36-ba0444605869 Tue, 29 Aug 2017 19:00:00 -0700 Doodle Kisses, LLC full Doodle Kisses, LLC Interview with Jacqueline York, founder of Doodle Rescue Collective. 34:54 no Jacqueline Yorke was involved in rescue since she was a kid. Then she got her own rescued labradoodle, joined DoodleKisses.com, made connections and started one of the top national doodle rescue organizations in the USA. Listen and learn about Jacquie and her early history with dogs, how she ended up with her first doodle, the ins and outs of doodle rescue, where in the country Doodle Rescue Collective needs more help and more! Special Guest: Jacqueline Yorke. Jacqueline Yorke was involved in rescue since she was a kid. Then she got her own rescued labradoodle, joined DoodleKisses.com, made connections and started one of the top national doodle rescue organizations in the USA. Listen and learn about Jacquie and her early history with dogs, how she ended up with her first doodle, the ins and outs of doodle rescue, where in the country Doodle Rescue Collective needs more help and more!

Special Guest: Jacqueline Yorke.

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]]> Jacqueline Yorke was involved in rescue since she was a kid. Then she got her own rescued labradoodle, joined DoodleKisses.com, made connections and started one of the top national doodle rescue organizations in the USA. Listen and learn about Jacquie and her early history with dogs, how she ended up with her first doodle, the ins and outs of doodle rescue, where in the country Doodle Rescue Collective needs more help and more!

Special Guest: Jacqueline Yorke.

Links:

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