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Is gundog training just for working dogs? In this episode, we debunk myths around gundog training, showing how it benefits all dogs, from enhancing obedience and mental stimulation to strengthening the bond with your pet. Whether your dog is a hunter or a couch companion, this episode reveals why gundog training could be the perfect fit.
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In this episode of 'Found It, Fetched It,' Jo Perrott, founder of the Ladies Weaving Dog Group, discusses practical tips for staying safe while training gundogs with society member Laura Owen, an independent domestic violence advocate from South Yorkshire. Laura shares her personal story as a stalking victim, the importance of reporting abusive behaviours, and practical strategies to ensure safety, such as using safety apps, walking in well-lit public places, and checking in with family and friends. The episode emphasizes the need to push for safer public spaces, the importance of psychological safety, and ways to enjoy outdoor activities without fear. Jo and Laura also discuss the supportive community of the LWDG and the benefits of having a safe online space. The episode concludes with a reminder to continue advocating for safer environments and utilising available resources for one's protection.
00:00 Introduction to the Ladies Weaving Dog Group
00:41 Meet Laura Owen, Advocate for Women's Safety
01:13 Laura's Journey and Daily Work
03:44 Practical Safety Tips for Dog Walkers
04:51 Using Technology for Safety
05:56 Reporting and Community Involvement
11:47 Training Dogs for Safety and Respect
23:40 Empowerment and Self-Defense Strategies
31:38 The Importance of Community and Safe Spaces
38:41 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode of 'Found it, Fetched it,' Jo Perrott and Clare Denyer explore the transformative power of play in gun dog training. They discuss how engaging games can significantly boost a dog's motivation, bonding, and training success. The podcast episode covers using interactive toys, maintaining excitement with short play sessions, and integrating play as a reward system to improve impulse control, focus, and delivery skills. Practical tips and personal insights offer a fun and effective approach to gun dog training, making it enjoyable and rewarding for both handlers and their dogs.
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This week's podcast provides comprehensive advice on helping dogs cope with fireworks and loud noises. Experts and members of the LWDG discuss early detection and intervention for fear behaviours, the impact of fireworks on dogs, and effective desensitisation techniques. Practical strategies include gradual noise exposure, using sound therapy apps, and creating a calm environment. The podcast also covers using comforting tools like thunder shirts and safe spaces, advises against sedatives, and promotes holistic approaches like CBD oil and Bach flower remedies. Listeners are encouraged to join the LWDG for further support and resources.
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In this episode of 'Found It Fetched It,' Jo Perrott and Claire Denyer explore the challenges and considerations of bringing a new dog into a household. They discuss why people often need another dog, the importance of recognising individual dog personalities, and the common misconceptions about adding a second dog for companionship or fixing issues with the first dog. The episode highlights the financial, spatial, and training commitments involved with multi-dog households and emphasises the need for careful integration and management to avoid potential behaviour problems.
Jo and Claire advise on getting another dog, focusing on having the right motivations, dealing with existing behavioural issues first, and ensuring effective integration strategies. They also encourage exploring new activities with current dogs instead of immediately seeking a new one and offer resources for further guidance through the LWDG community.
00:00 Introduction
00:41 Why You Might Rethink Getting Another Dog
05:08 Challenges of Multi-Dog Households
08:09 Training and Bonding with Multiple Dogs
15:51 Alternative Solutions and Flexibility in Training
24:29 Final Thoughts and Advice on Getting Another Dog
26:49 Conclusion and Resources
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Podcast host Jo Perrott and LWDG experts Claire Denyer and Jemma Martin discuss the importance of making gundog training a personal journey. They highlight setting achievable goals, being your own competition, and the value of community support. They chat about the importance of realistic expectations, celebrating small wins, and how to manage training challenges. Encouragement for new dog owners to build a bond with their pets and enjoy the puppy stage is also shared. The episode concludes with advice on balancing training with daily life and the benefits of tracking progress.
00:00 Introduction to Ladies Weaving Dog Group
00:38 Being Your Own Competition
04:13 Setting Realistic Goals
07:49 The Importance of Community Support
10:58 Tracking Progress and Celebrating Wins
24:06 Advice for New Puppy Owners
26:44 Balancing Training and Daily Life
34:23 Conclusion and Free Resources
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In this week's episode, LWDG Founder Jo Perrott engages in an inspiring and insightful conversation with Lucy Allen, the dynamic force behind On The Peg Clothing. Together, they delve into Lucy's journey from navigating the male-dominated field sports industry to leading a transformative brand that caters to enthusiasts of all sizes and backgrounds. As they explore topics ranging from gundog training to the exciting new initiative, Field Sports24, listeners will gain valuable tips and hear heartwarming anecdotes that showcase community spirit.
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In this episode of Found It Fetched It, host Jo Pyer, founder of the Ladies Weaving Dog Group, speaks with Sue Lister from Fields and Fireside about essential training kits for gundogs during the autumn season. They discuss adjusting to the changing weather, choosing the right leads, collars, and protective gear for dogs, managing tick and adder bites, and the importance of carrying first aid kits. Sue also provides tips on maintaining and cleaning training dummies during wet weather. The conversation highlights the significance of ensuring both dogs and owners are prepared and comfortable for outdoor activities during colder, wetter months.
01:17 Weather Challenges and Dog Gear
04:07 Leads, Collars, and Poop Bags
06:40 Preparing Your Dog for Different Terrains
16:34 First Aid and Safety Tips for Dogs
27:06 Final Thoughts and Resources
32:22 Conclusion and Membership Invitation
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Join Jo Perrott, founder of the Ladies Working Dog Group, alongside LWDG GroupEexperts Jemma Martin and Claire Denya, as they discuss the crucial practice of training the dog in front of you. Learn how to understand your dog's individual personality, read their body language, and adapt training techniques to suit their unique needs. Perfect for both new puppy owners and seasoned trainers, this episode emphasises the importance of patience, consistency, and open communication. Don't miss this in-depth conversation full of actionable guidance and expert advice!
00:00 Introduction and Weekly Tips
00:47 Meet the Experts: Jemma Martin and Claire Denya
01:15 Understanding 'Working with the Dog in Front of You'
03:13 Adapting Training for Puppies
06:12 The Importance of Tailoring Training Methods
13:47 Finding the Right Trainer
17:57 The Role of Feedback in Training
24:22 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Sophie Lawson's Journey to Creating the Safe and Versatile Dog Den
Jo Perrott introduces another episode of 'Found It Fetched It,' featuring guest Sophie Lawson. Sophie shares her personal background, the inception of her business during COVID-19, and the meticulous design and safety testing process that makes the Dog Den unique. The discussion covers the crate's features, from its versatile design for indoor and outdoor use to the rigorous crash testing that ensures canine safety. Sophie also discusses the broader vision for her business, aiming to elevate the Dog Den brand while focusing on quality and innovation. Tune in to learn about the journey, challenges, and future aspirations behind this groundbreaking pet product.
00:38 Guest Speaker: Sophie Lawson on Crafting the Perfect Dog Den
01:33 Sophie's Background and Journey to Dog Den
04:37 The Birth of the Dog Den Idea
07:09 Design and Safety Features of the Dog Den
09:59 Crash Testing and Safety Standards
19:23 Versatility and Aesthetics of the Dog Den
23:37 Future Plans and Business Insights
31:31 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Part 2
In this episode, we continue our conversation with Jamie Penrith, a seasoned dog trainer known for managing challenging behaviours and advocating for balanced training methods. Jamie shares his journey from a police dog handler to becoming a respected voice in the dog training community. We dive deep into the controversy surrounding using different training tools, exploring why these methods are often misunderstood and demonised.
Jamie discusses real-world examples of these tools being crucial in saving dogs' lives and ensuring their safety in farms and public spaces. He also touches on the ethics of using aversive tools and how he ensures their humane and effective use. This episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice, challenging common myths and offering a fresh perspective on training a well-rounded, socially acceptable dog.
Tune in to hear Jamie’s candid thoughts and gain a clearer understanding of the ongoing debates in dog training.
(Note: This is Part 2 of a two-part series. The conversation starts last week in part 1.)
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Part 1
In this episode, we sit down with Jamie Penrith, a seasoned dog trainer known for his expertise in managing challenging behaviours and his advocacy for balanced training methods. Jamie shares his journey from a police dog handler to becoming a respected voice in the dog training community. We dive deep into the controversy surrounding the use of different training tools , exploring why these methods are often misunderstood and demonised.
Jamie discusses real-world examples where these tools have been crucial in saving dogs' lives and ensuring their safety in environments like farms and public spaces. He also touches on the ethics of using aversive tools and how he ensures their humane and effective use. This episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice, challenging common myths and offering a fresh perspective on what it really takes to train a well-rounded, socially acceptable dog.
Tune in to hear Jamie’s candid thoughts and get a clearer understanding of the ongoing debates in the dog training world.
(Note: This is Part 1 of a two-part series. The conversation continues in Part 2 next week .)
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In this exciting episode of "Found It, Fetched It," host Joanne Perrott dives into the thrilling world of UK Dog Sports with LWDG expert Jemma Martin. Discover how this versatile and growing sport offers a perfect complement to traditional gundog training. Whether you're looking for a new challenge or simply want to deepen your bond with your dog, UK Dog Sports could provide a fun and inclusive way to engage your canine companion. From obedience to agility, learn how the skills your dog already knows can seamlessly transition into this dynamic sport. Tune in to explore how you and your dog can join this vibrant community and enhance your training journey.
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In this engaging audio session, Joanne Perrott, the founder of the Ladies Working Dog Group (LWDG), takes the hot seat in an interview conducted by Sue Lister. The discussion revolves around Joanne's journey and the creation of her book, "The Thoughtful Dog Trainer." Joanne shares heartfelt stories about her introduction to working breeds, her struggles with PTSD, and how dog training became a therapeutic outlet. This episode offers a deep dive into the motivations behind the book and the lessons it imparts, making it an inspiring listen for anyone passionate about dog training or overcoming personal challenges.
The audio session begins with Joanne introducing the episode and explaining the unique format—a candid interview about her book, "The Thoughtful Dog Trainer." Sue Lister, the interviewer, highlights Joanne's modesty and the difficulty of getting her to speak about her own achievements. Joanne recounts her early experiences with working dogs, starting with her father's dogs and her first Labrador, Griff. She shares how her PTSD, triggered by a brain tumour, isolated her until her father encouraged her to join him in dog training, which proved to be a life-changing experience.
Joanne discusses the therapeutic impact of working with dogs, emphasizing how it helped her cope with PTSD and reconnect with the outside world. The conversation delves into the genesis of her book, which she wrote to capture the valuable lessons learned from her father and her own experiences. Despite the challenges of self-sabotage and the fear of public judgment, Joanne pushed through with the support of a dedicated team.
Sue and Joanne explore the themes of self-compassion and persistence in dog training, drawing parallels between handling a dog and managing one's own mindset. They also reflect on the supportive community within the LWDG, where members share and overcome their struggles together.
In closing, Joanne expresses gratitude for the interview and the opportunity to discuss the legacy and future potential of her work. She encourages listeners to find "The Thoughtful Dog Trainer" on Amazon and leave reviews, hoping that the book will continue to inspire and support dog trainers around the world.
Key Takeaways:
Joanne Perrott's journey from PTSD to passionate dog trainer.The therapeutic benefits of dog training.The creation and impact of "The Thoughtful Dog Trainer."Importance of self-compassion and persistence in training.The supportive community of the Ladies Working Dog Group.Tune in to this heartfelt and motivating episode to learn more about Joanne's story and her contributions to the world of dog training. -
Join Joanne Perrott and LWDG expert Claire Denyer in this insightful episode of "Found it Fetched it" as they dive into the art of using cues to train a brilliant gundog. Discover the importance of clear and consistent communication, explore foundational commands, and learn practical tips to enhance your dog training journey. Perfect for both novice and experienced handlers, this episode will help you unlock your dog's full potential.
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In this week’s episode of Found It, Fetched It LWDG Mindset Coach Emma Liddell joins us to discuss the often-overlooked topic of self-reward. While we regularly reward our dogs for their training successes, it's equally important to recognise and celebrate our own efforts. Emma shares practical tips on how to incorporate nourishing self-rewards into our routines, manage stress, and strengthen our bond with our dogs through shared rewarding activities. Tune in to discover how prioritising self-care can enhance both your well-being and your dog training journey.
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Join LWDG Group Experts Jemma Martin, Claire Denyer and Samantha Thornycroft Taylor as they tackle the rising concerns of dog attacks. This episode explores whether these incidents are genuinely increasing or just more publicised, the significant influence of social media on dog behaviour, and the essential responsibilities of dog ownership. Key topics include the surge in dog ownership during COVID-19, setting boundaries for dogs and children, training tips to prevent aggression, and understanding the legal implications of the Dangerous Dogs Act. Tune in for actionable advice to ensure a safe and harmonious relationship with your four-legged friends.
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Join us for "Real Talk with Gundog Training Experts," where we sit down with Jemma Martin, Claire Denier, and Samantha Thornycroft Taylor to uncover the heart and soul of gundog training. Discover their personal journeys, the unique challenges they face, and their invaluable tips for adapting to every curveball a dog might throw. Whether you're a seasoned trainer or just starting, this episode offers insights and inspiration to enhance your training journey. Tune in for an engaging and heartfelt conversation that celebrates the bond between trainers and their dogs.
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In this heartfelt episode, we chat with Dr Laila Curtis-Noonan , a mum of three and dedicated gundog owner, who blends her scientific background with her love for dogs. Laila shares her unique journey from veterinary science to gundog training, and how she created with her gundog trainer Gary Collier an innovative guide filled with time-honoured practical drills for every owner and trainer. Listen for a story of learning, community, and the pursuit of passion, offering inspiration and valuable insights for all gundog enthusiasts. The guide can be purchased at https://www.brackenbound.co.uk/category/all-products
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