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Episode 024: Do Dogs Have Egos? Letting Go of the Pressure to Get It Right
AUG 19, 202657 MIN
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What if living well—with ourselves and with our animals—isn’t about getting it right?
In Episode 024 of Unruly By Nature, Kim, Sue, and Rachel follow a wonderfully unpredictable trail through identity, authenticity, destiny, ego, and life with animals.
Who are we when the roles, titles, cameras, and expectations disappear? Are some of our gifts already waiting inside us to be discovered? Do dogs have egos? And what do we wish people understood before choosing to share their lives with an animal?
“This is your relationship with your dog.” - “You can’t get it wrong.” - “You can’t prevent what’s gonna happen.”
Along the way, we explore:
Who we are beyond our roles and accomplishments
The extraordinary hiding inside seemingly ordinary lives
Whether our gifts are chosen, discovered, or somehow already written into us
Why ego may not be the enemy we’ve been taught it is
Whether dogs (and perhaps all living beings) have an ego
What animals teach us about honesty and authenticity
Why there is no perfect way to raise or live with a dog
How relationship asks for flexibility rather than control
Why our animals’ feedback may matter more than someone else’s rulebook
There are also hover-flies, astrology, a short-armed EGO rowing a dinghy, puppy runs, an illicit sausage sandwich, and the magic of a disappearing podcast host.
Because apparently this is what happens when you ask three curious women questions without answers.
Unruly By Nature is an unscripted conversation about animals, nature, intuition, relationship, and what becomes possible when we stay curious enough to question what we think we know.
Thanks for wandering the wild edges with us on Unruly By Nature.
If you loved this conversation, share it with someone who’s ready to explore the deeper side of life with dogs.
Rachel Knott - Animal Communicator
Website: rachelknott.com
Instagram: @rachelknott1
Kim Howatt - Author and Imaginal Adventurer
Website: kimberlyhowatt.com
Substack: https://kimberlyhowatt.substack.com/
Sue Mimm - Life Explorer
Substack: https://suemimm.substack.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pawsreflectconnect
Until next time — stay curious, stay connected, stay unruly.
xoxo
Kim, Sue, and Rachel

