Yes, it’s the Christmas episode of the WildPaw Podcast.
Together Jon and I talk about dog-proofing your home ahead of the Christmas celebrations to ensure that everything is safe and sound for you and your pup.
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Does Your Dog Eat Anything & Everything ?
With Christmas fast approaching, in this week’s episode, we look at how to handle a pooch that just seems to eat everything in site. [Read more…]
Bringing a Baby into Your Home
In this show we talk about ways in which to introduce your new baby to your dog.
This is a sensitive issue that worries many dog lovers who have become new parents. Working with and training your dog early on can prepare the way for the smooth arrival of baby.
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Interview with TV Vet Emma Milne
In this week’s podcast, Jon and Karen talk about how all those training treats could be making your dog fat. Plus, Karen interviews TV vet Emma Milne.
It’s not good for your dog to be overweight. Still, treats are an invaluable part of regular training exercises as they are an excellent way of marking good behaviour. The important thing, as Jon and Karen discuss, is to make sure that you take their calorific content into account alongside your dog’s overall daily intake of food.
Karen also had the chance to talk to TV vet Emma Milne about her work.
Emma, for listeners outside the UK, is a veterinarian, author and appeared in 11 series of Vets in Practice on British television.
Find out more about Emma on this week’s show or visit her website.
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Talking Clicker Training
Karen turns the tables this week and questions Jon all about his approach to clicker training.
As well as working as a digital marketing consultant over in Sweden, Jon is also a qualified clicker trainer. Jon shares his training tips and sets some homework for listeners of the show!
Also in this week’s podcast, Karen talks to Gabriella, from Collarways. Collarways are suppliers of the Leuchtie Light up collar which you can find at www.lightupcollar.co.uk – a brilliant idea for dogs, pops easily over their heads, waterproof and lots of different colours so that your dog is nice and safe in the winter darkness.
Collarways are behind this year’s Walk in the Dark, an event that runs between the 20th – 28th October which will be raising money for the Association of Lowland Search & Rescue Dog Teams. Organise a Walk in the Dark for your doggy friends or club, and walk safely together as the dark nights draw in. Remember that Lowland Search Dogs do an amazing job, and this is your chance to sponsor a local team by arranging or joining a walk in your area!
Even better, if you decide you want your dog to be seen in a Leuchtie light-up collar, Collarways will donate a £1 for each collar bought to the Walk In The Dark charity!
You can also download the show here.
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I’m a full-time U.K. dog trainer and behaviour consultant based in Peterborough with 17 years in the field. My work ranges from class teaching, obedience, flyball, agility and working trials, competition, to running a popular dog display team.
