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Every fortnight, the Ladies Working Dog Group sits down with gundog experts, guest trainers, behaviourists and fellow handlers to talk about life with a high-drive gundog or working breed — the wins, the stuck weeks, and the stuff nobody warns you about when you bring one home. This isn't traditional gundog training, and it isn't generic pet advice. It's for women handling dogs bred to work, raising them as family pets, who want guidance that actually fits that reality. Part of the Ladies Working Dog Group — training, community and support for women with working-breed dogs. More at thelwdg.com.
Unknown Host hosts Found It, Fetched It - Gundog Training for Family Life, a kids show with 211 episodes published.
This episode of Found It, Fetched It features pharmacist and Lyme Resource Centre trustee Arlene Braley and vet Ian Wright (chair of ESCCAP) discussing tick prevention and tick-borne disease risks for dogs and people. Ar
Abbie Reed of Riverlily Working Dogs joins Jo to break down what a charity working test actually involves, from the admin behind the scenes to what your dog needs to be able to do on the day. They talk through the six te
Jo and Claire Denyer tackle one of the most common worries handlers carry quietly: the belief that a dog needs to behave better before it is ready to see a trainer. They cover why the opposite is true, what so-called dif
Ten years ago, the LWDG was bringing in about two hundred pounds a month and felt more like a nice idea than a business. This week marks ten years of the LWDG and ten years of Claire Denyer's Family Dog Services, so to c
You trained it and you were proud of it. Then one day, in front of people, your dog looked straight at you and carried on sniffing. Recall going wrong feels personal, like the dog is calling you a liar. In this conversat
If you've ever thought that giving your dog a flirt pole or a tug toy would stop them chasing squirrels, this one's going to shift something. Predation substitution training sounds like the answer, give them an outlet fo
Fear periods are a normal part of puppy and adolescent development, but most handlers go into them underprepared. They know the phrase but not the timing, the signs, or the right response. In this episode, Jo Perrott and
10 years. Thousands of conversations. One truth: you're not alone in all of this. Jo walks through the 10 lessons from a decade of watching what actually works with working dogs. Why your dog isn't difficult, just a gund
Knowing when to stop isn't giving up. It's one of the most important skills you can build as a handler, and this week Claire and I are getting into exactly that. There's a real difference between pushing a dog and protec
What if your dog didn’t have to stay home? What if the van, the open road, and your best mate could all go together — across the UK, across Europe, all the way to Croatia? This week I had the loveliest chat with Karen Sh
Does your heart sink every time a bird flushes, a squirrel darts across the path, or a dog bolts past on the beach? You're not alone. And you're definitely not ruining your dog. This week Joanne is joined by LWDG group e
Dog training advice is louder, more divided, and more confusing than ever. In this episode of Found It, Fetched It , Jo and Claire tackle one of the biggest problems facing dog owners today, rigid training ideologies tha
If training feels hard work rather than teamwork, this episode is for you. In this final live of the week, Joanne pulls together everything we’ve explored and explains what actually shifts when you stop guessing… and sta
Why Direction Comes Before Calm in High-Drive Dogs In this Monday Morning Mindset episode, Jo explores a truth that changes everything for owners of high-drive dogs: 👉 Calm doesn’t come from slowing your dog down. 👉 Ca
If you’ve ever felt like your dog is making all the decisions while you’re just trying to keep up… this episode will land. In this live, Joanne explains one of the biggest missing pieces in gundog training — where the ha
We’re often told that if a dog is full-on, intense, or hard to live with, the answer is simple: exercise them more. In this episode, I unpack why that well-meaning advice can quietly make life harder, especially if you’r
Have you ever had that moment where everything feels calm… Then suddenly your dog is gone? One second you’re walking together. The next, your gundog has clocked something, made a decision, and acted on it before you’ve e
In this episode, Jo talks about something that quietly affects so many women training gundogs. Not failure. Not lack of effort. But that frustrating sense of being capable and committed, yet still feeling behind or unsur
Ever scroll through social media, see a perfectly trained 10-month-old dog, and feel a knot of pressure in your stomach? If you've ever felt behind, second-guessed your progress, or worried that you're "failing" your you
STOP WORRYING: Your gundog doesn’t need to hunt live game to be happy! Are you the devoted dog woman who constantly frets that you're not meeting your working breed’s full needs? You are absolutely not alone. This
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