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Pet to Pal dog training Promoting calmness, obedience, general manners & fundamentals
Behavior modification
Programs available to target & correct unwanted behavior
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Professional, in-home private training. Convenient and customizable for your situation. Certified, qualified trainer. Educated and knowledgeable.

10/26/2026

When you put yourself online, people are going to have opinions.

Kait talks about how she went from letting a single negative comment ruin her day to being able to say, “Okay, Tina, keep moving on.” 😂

As her platform has grown, so has the scrutiny. But instead of letting criticism change what she shares, she’s become more confident in who she is as a trainer and what she puts out into the world.

And honestly, every trainer has to start somewhere.

🎙️ Full episode with Kait of KANE9 Dog Training on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/24/2026

Kait’s training approach has changed significantly over the years.

She used to follow a more structured progression: prong and leash work → e-collar → obedience.

Now, she says she gives dogs more freedom early on and focuses first on boundaries, body language, following the handler, and learning to look to them for guidance.

The obedience still comes. She just doesn’t believe it has to come first.

🎙️ Full episode with Kait of KANE9 Dog Training on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/24/2026

Sometimes the medically correct decision and the emotionally wanted decision are two completely different things.

Dr. Brianna Tobin explains how she approaches those conversations with owners when a pet is suffering and euthanasia may be the medical recommendation.

She doesn’t just give an answer. She lays out the options, explains what’s happening, and recognizes that the owner’s head and heart may not be in the same place.

And even as a veterinarian herself, she admits that when it was her own “heart dog,” she struggled to let go.

🎙️ Full episode with Dr. Brianna Tobin on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/24/2026

More testing isn’t always better medicine.

Dr. Brianna Tobin explains how ER veterinarians decide whether another blood test will actually change their diagnosis, treatment, or prognosis, or whether they’re simply collecting information that won’t change what they do.

Sometimes the right decision is to test again. Sometimes the test is just… useless.

🎙️ Full episode with Dr. Brianna Tobin on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/23/2026

“I want my dog to still be a dog.”

Kait says maybe we need to rethink what that actually means.

Being a dog can mean exploring a trail, sniffing, having freedom, and being able to come back when called.

It doesn’t have to mean dive-bombing grandma when she walks through the door. 😂

The structure comes first so that, eventually, your dog can have more freedom, not less.

And sometimes the boundaries you need to set aren’t with your dog. They’re with the people around you.

🎙️ Full episode with Kait of KANE9 Dog Training on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/23/2026

“Big pet food companies pay veterinarians to recommend their food.”

Dr. Hammond says that’s simply not how it worked for her.

She explains what nutrition education actually looked like in veterinary school, whether she receives money or kickbacks from pet food companies, and why she believes the conversation should focus on evidence and quality assurance, not just the ingredient list.

She also addresses:
🐶 Lifelong feeding trials
🔬 Nutrient bioavailability
🏭 Quality control
⚠️ Pet food recalls
💰 Why different price points exist

Her argument is essentially: look at the evidence, not the conspiracy.

Do you trust your veterinarian’s recommendations about dog food? 👇

🎙️ Full episode with Dr. Hammond on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/23/2026

Anyone can sound convincing online.

Dr. Brianna Tobin talks about some of the veterinary misinformation she sees spreading online, from supplements without solid research to nutrition trends and flea and tick preventatives.

Her biggest advice? Don’t just look at how many followers someone has. Look at who’s actually giving the advice and whether they’re educated in that subject.

Because when it comes to your pet’s health, confidence and credentials aren’t the same thing.

🎙️ Full episode with Dr. Brianna Tobin on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/23/2026

Veterinary medicine asks people to care deeply about animals while constantly exposing them to death, trauma, grief, and crisis.

So what happens to the people behind the medicine?

Dr. Brianna Tobin talks about the psychological toll of emergency veterinary medicine, why resilience and coping should be taught earlier in veterinary school, and why mental-health support needs to extend beyond veterinarians to technicians, assistants, and the rest of the veterinary team.

One point really stood out: you can learn to care deeply without carrying every case home with you.

🎙️ Full episode with Dr. Brianna Tobin on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/22/2026

Veterinarians go into the profession because they want to help animals.

But what happens when you do everything you can and still lose the patient?

Dr. Brianna Tobin opens up about compassion fatigue, the emotional weight of losing patients, and the difficult reality that veterinarians can’t save them all.

We also talk about the financial side of veterinary medicine and why pet insurance can sometimes be the difference between being able to pursue treatment and having to make an impossible decision.

🎙️ Full episode with Dr. Brianna Tobin on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

10/22/2026

Does being deeply affected by difficult cases mean you’re not cut out to be a veterinarian?

Dr. Brianna Tobin talks about something a lot of veterinary students and professionals struggle with: learning how to care deeply without allowing every difficult case to consume you.

She explains why knowing your own triggers, recognizing burnout, taking a moment to step away, and having a strong support system can make a huge difference.

You don’t have to know everything. You don’t have to handle everything perfectly. And being affected by a difficult case doesn’t mean you’re weak.

🎙️ Full episode with Dr. Brianna Tobin on the Pet To Pal Podcast.

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Vaughan, ON

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Monday 9am - 10:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 10:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 10:30pm
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