Canine Hoopers World

This episode I caught up with Kelly Dunbar to discuss dog sports, French ring and why dogs need jobs.

This episode I spoke with Leslie about pattern games, predictability for dogs and neurodiversity.

This episode I caught up again with Andrew Hale to talk behaviour, training task and care. Why is a care approach so important?

This episode I spoke with separation anxiety expert Malena DeMartini about what separation anxiety is, how we can set dogs up for success and why sometimes meds are needed in behaviour modification.

This episode I catch up with Holly Barker about hydration, energy, ticks, sunscreen and a few other things.

This episode Becci Hodson international agility judge, trainer and competitor joins me again.

Back again Claire and I talk showing, crufts and the perfect colour to wear with a Ridgeback

This episode I spoke with Kat Serafina about detection dogs, dutch shepherds and cultural differences amongst dog owners in the UK and Holland.

This episode I'm talking shepherds, dog sports, breeding and training with Jenny Gould.

This episode I spoke with Colin Spence about the olden days how training and trends have changed and what we can do to change perceptions.

This episode I talk to Micheal Shikashio from aggressivedog.com about aggression, living with a spicy dog and how lockdown affected dogs and people.

This audio is from a recent Facebook live I did with the pet professional guild. I hope you enjoy hearing more about hoopers.

This episode I caught up with trainer , behaviourist and expert witness Bethany Grace to discuss dog attacks, bull breeds and a sport called RDC.

We are talking about the deaths caused by dog attacks so listener discretion is advised.

This episode I caught up with Lauren Lane from Canine Conversations in Perth, Western Australia.

This episode I’m joined by Michelle Kerenyi from Roley Dogs talking about training kids and dogs and an exciting announcement.

https://app.gohighlevel.com/v2/preview/jqiXtpQn2Vyrt17XesaN?notrack=true

Finishing the season off this episode I caught up with Natalie Waller from TeesValley dog training to talk training goals, different cultures in dog care and why you need a witness when you tussle with a wallaby. 

www.teesvalleydogtraining.co.uk

There is a tribute to our Beloved Munchkin at the end of this episode as she left us this week.

This episode I caught up with Becci Hodson. Becci is an agility competitor, trainer, judge and mentor. She is passionate about the sport and is working with other agility people to improve the sports safety and challenges.

This episode I was joined by Veterinary Physio Tara Mason from REC vet physio. we talk canine physio, dairy farms and competing and camping at hoopers competitions.

https://www.facebook.com/recvetphysio

@RECvetphysio

@tails_of_comet

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This episode I'm joined by Dave Brice Behavourist, lecturer, course creator and head of IMDTB.

www.imdt.uk.com/behaviour-courses/

This episode I talk to Dan Lowell about animal training, being a zoo keeper and a lot of poo.

This episode I talk with Gemma Hodson from dynamic dog.

This episode I talk with Annie Phenix about her original book the midnight dog walkers club, her new book Positive training for the aggressive and reactive dog and why she wrote them.

I caught up with the phenomenal Claire Staines from Lothlorian dog training to talk puppies and litter mates.

This episode I talk with Diane Kasperowicz about Zoopharmacognosy using herbs and oils for wellness and health with our dogs.

This episode I caught up with Jo Essex to talk Staffords. Jo has owned, breed, exhibited, competed at hoopers and agility and Judged this brilliant breed for over 30 years. We discuss the good the bad and the potential health problems, why certain colours happen and why Staffords are great pets or so many. Check out Javawolf on instagram.

Here is the list of the health tests all Stafford’s should have before you even consider buying them. They should be genetically clear of  L2-HGA and HC  And clinically unaffected of  Ppsc  PHPV  And pups should be eye screened too

This episode I caught up with Andrew Hale to talk about CAKE, TEA and how that can change our perception of dog training. For more information on dog centred care check out there Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/dogcc/ and pet remedy https://petremedy.co.uk/natural-pet-calming-products/

This episode I am joined by Hannah from Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) to talk about the disease how it can effect young dogs, what we can do to help and why its not the end of your dogs journey just a new direction.

For more information on CAM https://caninearthritis.co.uk

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This episode Lee Hobbs from First Class Dog Training joins me again to talk puppies adolescence and what to do when the hormones hit.

This episode I caught up with Karen Hewings from the UK College of Scent Dogs. Karen was a detection dog handler in the Metropolitan Police for years and shares her stories of what an amazing job it was. Shares some funny moments and once in a lifetime encounters in some of the best known landmarks.

https://ukcsd.com

This episode Jeanette from the family dog club joins me to talk about behaviour, running a family dog business and why teamwork helps dogs. Why is behaviour different from training? How can we help more owners? Are peoples expectations too high? Want to know what we think then listen and enjoy.

This episode I talk about life working in rescue with Rosie Charlotte Taylor Triggs who has been a rescue behaviourist for over a decade. We talk about BSL, euthanasia in rescue, compassion fatigue and why Rosie chairs the organisation into rescue.

This episode I talk to trainer and campaigner Jordan Shelley about why the animal welfare (kept animals) bill is stuck in limbo and why its so important. We also talk about the brilliant Animal Journal.

www.animaljournal.co.uk

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This episode I spoke with Kim Brophey applied ethologist and dog behaviour consultant about her book meet your dog and the concept of LEGS. You can find out more at https://www.dogdoorcanineservices.com/kim-brophey/

This episode I spoke with Jemima Harrison about breeding brilliant dogs and the problems some breeds have. Why she set up CRUFFA to help counter the use of extreme brachycephalic animals in advertising. You can find Jemima's blog here http://pedigreedogsexposed.blogspot.com/

This episode I caught up with Claire Brown from North K9 dog training to talk about lost dog tracking. What to do if you dog does get lost, how tracking dogs work and what other animals can be found. We also spoke about Malinois how they are a life style and why these dogs are ending up in rescue.

www.northK9.com

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This episode I'm joined by trainer, author and breeder Sarah Roper, we do a breed deep dive and find out exactly why sausage dogs are not cute lap dogs.

This episode im joined once again by Jane Arden from Waggawuffins collage we talk positive gun dog training, cockers, cockerpoos and other dog related topics.

https://smartpupbox.com/puppy-owners

https://waggawuffins.com

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This episode I spoke with Debbie Matthews about how campaigning has changed the law and why we need vets to scan pets. 

https://vetsgetscanning.co.uk

https://www.doglost.co.uk

https://www.pettheftreform.com

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