E362- Why Rehoming Your Dog Might Be The Best Option

Tom Davis· Host0:00

Rehoming your dog is not always the wor- the worst-case scenario. Rehoming your dog, in some cases, could be the best-case scenario for you and your family and your dog. The quality of life for your dog to live in another environment that's more suitable and more safe for them is much better than hanging on to a dog that doesn't fit your lifestyle and is dangerous to you and your family because of the dog's personality or genetics. So most people think, "Oh, if I get rid of a dog," or, "If I rehome my dog," or even, "If I give my dog back to the breeder," that you're bad and you couldn't handle the dog and all these things. No, actually. You're advocating for the dog to say, "You know what?" [upbeat music] What's going on, everybody? Welcome to my second YouTube channel and the "No Bad Dogs" podcast. If you guys are watching this on YouTube, make sure you subscribe to my second YouTube channel. We're gonna be posting tons of different stuff on here, but for right now, we're posting our full-length podcast with all my amazing guests, and this is a uncut, unfiltered version, uh, backwards hat, unbranded hoodie, some probably room temperature matcha. But today I wanna talk about something that I've never done before with a dog training client that was in desperate need that I felt like I wanted to share with you guys, 'cause I think it's a very, very valuable lesson. It's, it's a very valuable piece of information. And so, um,