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Snorts, Slobber & K9 Adventures

Snorts, Slobber & K9 Adventures Podcast

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Welcome to the Snorts, Slobber, & K9 Adventures Podcast – a podcast for dogs and their humans that provides tips, tools, and resources for caring for your adventure pup, living the adventure life, and unleashing your inner explorer. Hear from industry experts and dog parents with personal experience dealing with everything from health to behavioral challenges as we dig into a variety of important topics. Each episode delivers inspiration through personal stories, and sniffs out fun explorati ...
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Did you know dogs can get lyme disease just like humans? Or that leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that is incredibly dangerous for dogs and there is a vaccine for each of these ailments? Tune in to the Snorts, Slobber, & K9 Adventures podcast to hear Dr. Julie Cohen, a vet with VCA Allendale Animal Hospital, give us tips on everything from what…
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Many dog breeds are content to just lie beside you on the couch or lay in your lap. They require some activity, but not constant stimulation. Working dogs like German Shepherds, Kelpies, and Border Collies, however, are different and require regular stimulation. Without stimulation, working dogs have a tendancy to be troublemakers and can be very m…
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Today's guest is Hannele Lahti, who is dog mom to Ollie and Pepper, is a contract photographer with the Smithsonian Institute, has her own thriving dog photography business, and is a true adventure dog mom. She even hosts monthly pack walks in the DC, VA, and MD areas (@adogphotographer). Every wonder about what you should be carrrying with you on …
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Thinking about visiting the DC Metro Area? Or maybe you live in the area and are looking for a fun place to go with your pup. There is no doubt this area is super dog friendly, but one spot you must put on your agenda to visit is Old Town Alexandria. Located just a few miles outside of Washington, DC, this little town is one of the most dog friendl…
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Dogs love to sniff and lots of owners are finding that this organized scent work is a great opportunity to bond with their dog and also create a fun activity for the owner and dog alike. Scent work teaches your dog to identify a variety of essential oils, such as birch, anise and clove and stimulates them mentally as well as physically. In this epi…
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Do you have a pup who loves to play in the ocean, loves to play fetch in the sand, or loves to dig holes in the sand? Did you know that these activities can pose a life threatening risk for your furry friend? On episode 12 of the Snorts, Slobber, & K9 Adventures Podcast, Jane Kleinberger (dog mom to @kino.thehighlifedog) shares a horrifying story a…
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This episode is all about being safe when out with your pup, and is an episode that every dog parent needs to hear. For instance, what if you are hiking somewhere without cell service. Do you know how to still let people know your location? Or, what should you do if a coyote or bear is lingering around while you are walking your pup? And, if you th…
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Episode 10 of the Snorts, Slobber & K9 Adventures Podcast and is all about @tonkas_journey a truly adorable and amazing adventure dog. Tonka had a rough start to life. He was born with bilateral elbow luxation, which means he was unable to use his front legs. He was born to an inexperienced backyard breeder who couldn’t afford to pay for his medica…
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Picture a six month old hound dog who, for the first six months of his life, lived outside in a hoarder type environment. That doesn’t exact conjure up images of a therapy dog or of an adventure dog, does it? Well, the story of @winston_the_aussie_coonhound is a rags to riches lifestyle story that is sure to make any dog lover smile. Winston's pare…
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It's pretty common to go on vacation to a Caribbean island and come back with a tan and souvenirs like a t-shirt or coffee mug. Melissa Corradetti (dog mom to @luca_the_potcake), however, came home with the ultimate souvenir... a new fury best friend. Tune in to hear the heart warming story of how a vacation to Turks and Caicos brought Luca and Mel…
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One thing that every dog owner can agree on is that a dog's life is too short and they age way too quickly. In this episode, Chad Kemp (dog dad to @dill_pickle_and_his_dad) tells us that even if your pooch is a senior, it can still be an adventure dog. While the adventures may not look the same as they did when your furry friend was a pup, there ar…
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Everyone who meets Justice comments that he is so well behaved and has such a sweet demeanor. He really is a great dog, but that wasn't always the case and we had to work through a few issues after he experienced some unfortunate incidents with two other dogs. Specifically, the two incidents caused Justice to become leash aggressive and when I say …
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Dog owners love to take their pets with them wherever they go, but some times, we have no choice but to leave our furry friends at home. If the thought of leaving your pup with someone, especially someone who is a stranger, makes you feel anxious, then you won't want to miss this episode. Natalie Papademetriou, dog mom and owner of Luna's Pet Colle…
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While trail hikes with your furry friend are always fun, camping with your pup can enhance your adventure while providing a great bonding experience. But what if your dog is reactive? How can you set it up for success? In this episode of the Snorts, Slobber, & K9 Adventures Podcast, Aftan Snyder (dog mom to @weneedthorapy) talks about how she prepa…
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Episode 3 of the Snorts, Slobber & K9 Adventures Podcast features Margaret Horn (dog mom to @districtofozzy) who shares her thoughts and experiences regarding pet friendly, pet tolerant, and even pet welcoming hotels. Per Margaret, there really is a difference. This episode is packed with great tips for things such as how to select a hotel that is …
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It's almost that time of year when many of us will be hitting the open road to visit special places, family, and friends. And adding your furry friend can make the trip even more special. But what if your pup is afraid of the car or gets car sick? How can you make your dog feel more at ease on a road trip and what are things you can do to protect y…
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Want to take to the air for a far away adventure with your furry family member, but hesitant to do so and need some tips? Maybe you are even wondering whether the National Mall in Washington, DC would be a good adventure spot destination for you and your pup. Then this episode is for you. Tune in to hear Lexie Rock (dog mom to @teenietinytilly) sha…
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If you are a dog parent who loves to get outdoors with your pup and who also likes to stay up-to-date on adventure spot ideas as well as ways to care for an adventure dog, then you are going to love Snorts, Slobber, & K9 Adventures Podcast. Each episode sniffs out fun exploration through a candid review of an adventure spot. And since every place y…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchOctober 24, 2021Proper 25, BMark 10:46-52Remove our fear and our love can flourishSo, Jesus met a man on the outskirts of Jericho who was blind and lived his life begging on the streets. Who was this guy? Did he have any family? If so, why wouldn’t they care for him? He wasn’t crazy. Had no demon. He w…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchOctober 17, 2021Proper 24, BMark 10:35-45Be a Friendly, Neighborhood Spider-ManIn the movie Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man, aka Peter Parker, desperately wants to be an Avenger. The Avengers, such as Iron Man, Captain America, and Black Widow, are Earth’s mightiest superheroes. Their base of operat…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchOctober 10, 2021Proper 23, BMark 10:17-31“F%&k You Jobu, I’ll Do It Myself.”In the 1989 movie, Major League, star slugger, Pedro Cerano, could hit the ball clear out of the park as often and with a swing almost as beautiful as Yordan Alvarez’. Unfortunately, in the movie Major League, Pedro Cerano, sup…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchSeptember 26, 2021Proper 121, BMark 7:24-37Glorious Train Wrecks and Glorious SymphoniesHave you ever had a terrible empathy fail? You’re overcome with emotion, exhausted, and totally stressed out by all that is going on, and you feel completely not good enough for all that is going on. So, you talk to…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchSeptember 5, 2021Proper 18, BMark 7:24-37Casting Down Our sIeDlOvLeSsThere have often been times when I’ve been in a large group of people and found that I had a great fondness for a good many of the people there, and at the same time, I’ve found a great antipathy for another large part of the group. I…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchAugust 22, 2021Proper 16, BEphesians 6:10-20John 6:56-69Spiritual Meals: Jesus, IT, and Other Tasty TreatsI’ve been re-reading IT, a novel by Stephen King about a group of friends from Derry Maine who band together as children and then again as adults to defeat a shapeshifting demon-clown monster thing…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchAugust 8, 2021Proper 14, BEphesians 4:25 - 5:2John 6:35, 41-51“These Are the Pale Deaths Which Men Miscall Their Lives”We aren’t wretched, you know? Paul writes in Ephesians about ways which we want to give up: lying, anger, bitterness, wrath, slander, evil talk, malice, stealing, all of these and more…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchJuly 18, 2021Proper 11, BMark 6:30-34, 53-56“Rest, and Let Me Take Care of This for a While”Is anyone else tired?One thing people have been finding coming out of the pandemic is that they are exhausted. Part of this is that people are tired from the pandemic itself and all of the stress and extra work …
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchJuly 11, 2021Proper 10, BMark 6:14-29Filling the Hollows of Our LivesPaul wrote in Ephesians that we have an inheritance in Christ as God’s children, God’s beloved people. That inheritance is living God’s kingdom of love, united to God and to one another in this life and in the life to come.Paul went o…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchJune 20, 2021Proper 7, BJob 38:1-112 Corinthians 6:1-13Mark 4:35-41A Mystery Beyond My Comprehension, and That’s Enough For MeI don’t remember the first time I heard the story of Jesus sleeping through a terrible wind storm at sea and then silencing the storm with a word, but I imagine it went somethin…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchJune 6, 2021Proper 5, BGenesis 3:8-15Mark 3:20-35“You Can’t Fight in Here. This Is the War Room.”Strange as it may sound, today’s Gospel reading made me think of a scene from the movie Dr. Strangelove, where The U.S. President, and a Russian Ambassador, and the top U.S. General are all trying to avert …
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Paul wrote of Jesus as sitting at the right hand of God in the heavenly places (where these other gods dwelt), and Paul wrote the church as the body of Christ, dwelling as Christ’s body with God in the heavenly places right now, so that we are both here on earth living out our mortal lives and at the same time we are in the heavenly places joined t…
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When Israel was complaining in the desert that they were going to die of hunger in the desert because they didn't like the food God daily provided for them, God sent serpents among them. Then God had Moses set up a bronze serpent for the people to look upon when they were bitten, and be healed. Now, this bronze serpent was not like Medusa in revers…
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So as we have this season of joy to seek further release from our various prisons, in what prison do you find yourself? Fear? Anger? Scarcity? Jealousy? Feelings of discontent and raging against aspect of society that you just can’t abide? All of these and more are the prisons we find ourselves in, and with Jesus’ help, we can be freed from all of …
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Our faith in God, our life with God was embodied in Jesus, and any faith or belief in Jesus that does not deeply and richly involve our bodies in this life is a heretical faith and belief in Jesus. After healing people all night, Jesus got up early the next morning to go pray, and when his disciples found him, he said, “Let us go on to the neighbor…
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Jesus’ words were a call to see the holy ground all around, to see every common bush afire with heaven. Jesus’ words were a call to see every person around as a beloved child of God. Sinners, saints, outcasts, and rulers, all beloved children of God. Those who were willing to see had their lives changed by Jesus’ invitation to live God’s kingdom, a…
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A couple thousand years ago, Jesus was born to set us free. The Creator of the Universe became a human being in human flesh and walked among us. Even with that great coming of Jesus, the light of God living with us in the world, we still lose our way and get trapped by the darkness, and so into that darkness, God continues to give little epiphanies…
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Repentance means that with that hope and mercy, we then get to reckon with those worst parts of ourselves. We have to reckon with the worst of ourselves because we can’t be free of those things, free of the worst parts of ourselves, if we don’t bring them with us when we come seeking mercy and redemption. When we do bring those worst parts of ourse…
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As our king, Jesus wants us to see the importance of people all around us and seek to walk to the path of the righteous one, shepherding one another, caring for each other, and lifting each other up. That’s life in God’s kingdom. Not with God as an angry hitman, and not with God as a king who, quite apart from all of us, tells us we better be pure …
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A mother gave her daughter a soothing bath when she came home from school angry, frustrated, shouting, and in tears. Now that was a loving response. She saw her daughter hurting. Past the tears, anger, and probable shouting and disrespect, this mother saw her daughter in desperate need of some soothing, some love, and some being cared for. Past som…
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What do we give to God? Everything. I don’t mean that we should give God everything or we aught to give God everything. I mean, whether intended or not, we give God everything. The kindnesses we give to the people we know and love, and the kindnesses we give to the people we hardly know are given to God. Similarly, the hurt, contempt, and indiffere…
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This story is not about an either/or, in-group/out-group, one side over another conflict in which we get to declare “Jesus good" and “chief priest and elders bad.” Both sides in this conflict brought some to follow more closely the will of God. The deeper music was not whose religious practices were best. The deeper music was the seeking of God, th…
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As much vengeance as there is in the world, that is how much we are to forgive. In doing so, we unburden ourselves. The cloak of anger and resentment loosens its grip, until we can eventually let that heavy cloak fall to the ground and be clothed instead with the cloak of light, the cloak forgiveness, healing, and love.…
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Who do we say Jesus is? Is Jesus the one who makes us perfect so that we can be around other perfect people? Nah. That’s not who Jesus is, and that’s not what the church is. The church is the broken, the beaten, the blessed, and the damned, people who need healing, gathering together for strength and support. The church is people who are imperfectl…
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Let the weeds grow along with the wheat, Jesus said, so that we don’t all get damaged by pulling the weeds out. Imagine if everyone who wanted to pull the weeds out of society or out of the church was able to do so. There wouldn’t be any wheat left. Everyone would be pulled up and cast out because everyone is a weed in someone’s eyes. So, Jesus sai…
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The Rev. Brad SullivanEmmanuel Episcopal ChurchJune 7, 2020Trinity Sunday, AGenesis 1:1 - 2:4a2 Corinthians 13:11-13Matthew 28:16-20Some of you have heard before a story I told of a former youth, now a young woman, who told me that all I do is talk for a living. She was joking around, at least kind of joking, and during times like this past week, I…
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We’re united, one in God, one in Jesus, one in love. We are all one in our need to be set free from burdens that oppress us, and we are all one in finding salvation, finding freedom from those burdens through Jesus, casting our burdens upon him and turning our wills and our lives over to him. No other issue or belief is greater than that. The freed…
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Brad SullivanProper 14, Year CAugust 11, 2019Emmanuel, HoustonLuke 12:32-40Dance With the Demons“Do not be afraid, little flock, for it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.” We live with quite a lot of fear, don’t we? Fears of all kinds and varieties. Economic insecurity, health issues. Fear of loss. We have fears of violence, fe…
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