What happens when your dog throws you a curveball? From Huckleberry’s heatwave meltdowns to Sally’s digestive disaster, Ali and Betsy tackle the unpredictable side of dog ownership. Plus, a lost golden retriever, a microchip mystery, and a foster fail with a happy ending. Because life with dogs rarely goes according to plan.

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How much of your life—and your budget—revolves around your dog? Betsy’s latest rescue sparks a conversation about the cost of vet care and how it’s making adoption fees high. We also hunt for the perfect dog-friendly car. Plus, Ali makes the New York Times—and there are dogs involved, naturally.

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What do 16 foster puppies, four dogs, and one very persistent skunk have in common? Our friend Kelly Wagner Osborne has stories about all of them. She joins us to talk rescue, life with a houseful of dogs, and the question every pet owner should think about: who would care for yours if you couldn’t?

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Betsy's Lab, Phoebe, takes a concerning turn, raising the question every dog owner dreads: how do you know when it's time to say goodbye? This week, we talk about good days versus bad, the fear of waiting too long—or not long enough—and how to give your dog the best last day possible (yes, burgers are involved). Plus, a quick vaccine check-in and a 9/11 tribute to the remarkable dogs who helped save lives that day. A heavier episode, but an important one.

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Raw, kibble, home-cooked, hydrolyzed — on this week's show, Ali and Betsy break down how to actually pick what to feed your dog, and what's worked (and hasn't) for their own pups. Plus, a tribute to Gloria Steinem.

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On this week’s episode, Ali and Betsy unpack a horrifying board-and-train story—and why five-star reviews don’t always tell the truth. Plus, a preventable spay tragedy, surviving the heat, and a beautiful reminder from Huck of just how extraordinary dogs can be.

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What do you do when your senior dog starts slowing down? Betsy shares what’s happening with Phoebe—and the complicated choices that come with caring for an aging dog.

Then things get a little wild: Ali returns from Camp Harmony, a rat takes over her fountain, and a stray West Hollywood pig finds a very famous new mom: Diane Warren.

Come for the dogs, stay for the chaos.

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Rehoming a dog is heartbreaking—but sometimes it's exactly what's best for the dog. Betsy shares Bruce the Yellow Lab's rehoming journey, we celebrate the ASPCA's newest community veterinary clinic in Los Angeles, and explore why reducing barriers to veterinary care matters.

Then, inspired by the upcoming premiere of The Shards, we relive the wild west of growing up in L.A. We stole street signs, jumped into strangers' cars, hid friends in our trunks, and somehow all lived to tell the tale. Come for the chaos, stay for the doggy devotion

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