Canine Hoopers World: Recent Episodes
Carrie-Anne Selwyn
Have a dog? Train dogs? Like dogs? if your answers are yes to any of these then you are in the right place. Hoopers is a great activity to try with your dog, have fun together and work as team. Any age, any breed, everyone’s invited. This is Canine Hoopers World the podcast. We talk about all things dog.
This episode I caught up with Roz Pooley from The Mutty Professor to talk dog social rehab and the minefield of social media.
This episode I caught up with Trainer, author and lecturer Alex Lato. Alex wrote Braveheart and is now working on a new heel work course alongside his bravery boost stuff. the new course Heelwork for Dummies is out now.
This episode I caught up with Trainer, Author and Breeder Jane Arden. Jane runs WaggaWuffins dog training, Smart pup box and wrote Mission Control.
This episode I was joined once again by Mellisa McCue-McGrath this time talking about later fly detection, cane toads and why invasive species need to be controlled.
This episode I caught up again with Danielle Beck this time to talk about control the meerkat, drama informed training and puppies.
This episode I talk to Laura Carter about the importance of preparation and how we can get our dogs prepared for rest and changes of routine.
This episode I talk about assistance dogs and disability with clinical behaviourist Danielle Beck
This episode I spoke with Steph Bryson about how she uses scent work with her reactivity clients and how the Doggy Lady is helping those dogs try out competing
This episode I spoke with Sarah Roper of Multi dog maven about working with prisoners to train dogs, Crufts 2024 and why the positive dog training community needs to be more positive with trainers that are training without intimidation, fear and aversive tools.
This episode I caught up with Debbie Betts to talk about how getting a rescue dog changed her world and why living in Norfolk has given her a great training niche
This episode I caught up with Colleen O'Dea of Manners n more in Perth WA to talk pet business, rotweillers and why collaboration works.
Warning this episode contains barking
This episode I caught up with Helen at Best Pup Academy Dorking to talk dog sports and how a degree in sports science has helped her training career
This episode I spoke with Martina Miradoli about being a dog trainer farmer, lambing, livestock and border collies.
This episode I spoke with trainer and Author Melissa McCue-McGrath about becoming an accidental sled dog team owner, city dogs and American benydrl.
This episode I caught up with Claire Brown from NorthK9 about her amazing year competing at crufts and FCI world IGP championships
This episode I caught up with Lee and Helen to find out all about the shiny new Dog Trainer School
https://www.thedogtrainerschool.co.uk/
This episode I spoke with Clara Hewson about Muzzles. Why the Muzzle Movement became a thing and what to expect for the future. https://www.themuzzlemovement.com/
This episode I spoke with Leanne McWade about the Dog Training College, life with dogs and how losing a pet can change how we perceive the next. Trigger warning this episode does discuss pet bereavement.
https://dogtrainingcollege.co.uk/
My teemill shop https://sparkle-dog-trainers.teemill.com/
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 Sara Brueske about competing in dog sports, living with 10 dogs and koolies, an Australian herding breed.
https://www.facebook.com/brueskesara
https://www.facebook.com/groups/391619945552202
www.zoomdogtraining.com
https://www.tiktok.com/@sarabrueske
This episode I caught up with Mark Skelly of Skellywags canicross and dog training.https://skellywagsdogtraining.co.uk
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.
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 am joined by Dog Training Dictionary co host Greg Pattison. We catch up on Gregs new puppy Axel, get ready for Christmas and make a New Years resolution.
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 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 caught up with award winning animal physiotherapist Donna Wills
www.animalphysiotherapy.org.uk
https://www.facebook.com/animalphysiotherapyltd
https://www.instagram.com/animalphysiotherapyltd/
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 spoke to Animal training academy founder Ryan Cartlidge about working at zoos, the similarities in training dogs and other domesticated species to exotic animals. Ryan also shared one of his favourite animal stories and I got educated with some fun facts. Ryan hosts the Animal training academy podcast too which is a great listen if you wanna geek out a bit.
Website: www.atamember.com
ATA podcast show: https://atamember.com/main-ata-podcast-show/
ATA on FaceBook >>> https://www.facebook.com/animaltrainingacademy
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ATA on YouTube >>> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkh1roUEtPuVg_oYr0l_iFQ
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 caught up with Sarah Jones from My Anxious Dog and we are talking all about the yellow dog scheme how to help raise awareness and where to get support.
https://www.myanxiousdog.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/myanxiousdog
https://www.facebook.com/groups/215979409295118
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 I am joined for a second time by Paul who is based in Long Island NY. we are talking about paddle boarding with your dog and teaching a husky to recall. you can find more of Paul's stuff here https://www.facebook.com/JediDogTraining/
https://www.dogster.com/author/paul-j-kearney
www.PawesomeDogs.com
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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 Im joined by Scott Stauffer from Www.affectivedog.com and we are talking about the emotional connection of dogs and their people but from the chemical side. We discuss the roles of dopamine, cortisol and oxytocin.
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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This episode I had the honour of talking with Grisha Stewart about BAT, how her training journey has evolved and how we can set a reactive dog up for success at competition. Links to Grisha's academy Links: Main school: http://school.grishastewart.com
Diamond: http://school.grishastewart.com/bundles/diamond
Stop Pulling (Leash Skills) class: http://school.grishastewart.com/leash-skills
Leash Belay: http://school.grishastewart.com/leashinnovations
BAT book: http://school.grishastewart.com/courses/bat2
certification: http://grishastewart.com/certification
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This episode I spoke with Rachel Bean about canine first aid, heat stroke, tick removal and snake bites. We also spoke about her work overseas in Thailand and India with village dogs and on set for advertising campaigns that are using animals. Rachel has offered all listeners a discount on her online canine first aid course use the code for £10 off.
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This episode I spoke with Emily Thomas from K9 Trail time about how to run with your dog what kit you need and lots more. Emily also teaches people how to coach Cani cross as you are working with two athletes not just the human. You can find more info www.K9trailtime.com
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This episode I talk enrichment with the guy the stated the canine enrichment group on Facebook. this group has nearly 500000 members and is the go to for enrichment ideas. Shay has a wonderful blog and is also the author of Canine enrichment the book your dog needs you to read and Dog training and behaviour: a guide for everyone available on Amazon.
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This episode I talk to Zoe of Best behaviour dog training about life with menagerie. What is like living with 17 dogs, 48 cats, 4 rabbits, 4 guinea pigs, 2 parrots, a hamster and some fish? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hoopers
This episode I'm joined by the slim pet vet Caroline Taylor. We talk about why so many dogs are obese, why vaccination is important, what tier testing is and what goes into dog food.
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This episode I am joined once again by Jodie O'Connell from Cariad dog training to talk obedience, what working a dog that's not typical for the sport is like and picking a puppy the right way.
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This episode I'm joined by Julie Brewer Behaviourist and vet nurse. We talked about vet practice and how procedure has changed in the 30 years of being a veterinary nurse. We also discuss puppies, socialisation and running a daycare whilst Julie wrangles a 10 week old puppy.
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This Episode I was joined by Holly Barker and she has done some myth busting when it comes to feeding. We also spoke about supplements, mental health and how nutrition and behaviour are linked.
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Our 100th episode. I had the Honour of talking to Sharon Nelson the woman that invented hoopers. We talk about why the hoop came about, how the sport is developing and where we hope the sport is going.
This episode I spoke with Ali Greenwood from be kind rescue about rescue dogs, life with Vinnie the tripaw and training resolutions.
Tasha Attwood from Miyagis dog training joins me to talk about using a wheelchair and training dogs, assistance dogs, wolf dogs and why raising awareness to disabilities is so important. The subject of still born puppies is touched upon listeners are warned to skip ahead if this could be triggering for you.
This episode I catch up with my co host from our sister podcast the dog training dictionary to talk about Christmas, traditions, New Years resolutions and vacuum cleaners.
This episode I caught up with Lee Hobbs from first class dog training to talk about becoming a trainer, puppies, adolescent and what the most important behaviour you can train your dog is.
Debby from KAD Kids around dogs joined me for this episode. Im not a mum but we have occasional visiting children so she taught me some really good tips. dogs will meet kids and vice versa at some point in their lives so this helps you prepare for that.
This episode I spoke with Dr Robert Hewings Head of the UK Collage of Scent Detection www.UKCSD.com and author of Scent training for every dog. Rob was a police dog handler, trainer and Instructor for the Metropolitan Police. He tells me a few tales of being a handler, working the bitey dogs and how dogs are helping people with PTSD.
This episode Hayley from Halo pups joins me to talk chihuahuas, training, socialising and consent testing. We also look at internet advice on belly bands, back yard breeders, reverse sneezing and a whole lot more. Hayley runs the Chihuahua training, help and advice group on FaceBook and the Chihuahua charm academy.
Jordan is a dog trainer, behaviourist and welfare activist. In this episode I talk to him about why the mutilation of dogs is so popular. we also talk about how consumerism has played a part in welfare and how we can help improve the training industry and dogs lives.
This episode I talk to founder of the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT) Steve Mann. Steve is a dog trainer and instructor trainer with over 30 years experience. He wrote the bestseller Easy peasy puppy squeezy and other books in the EP series including one for children. Steve currently has an online course with BBC Maestro. We talk dog sports, coaching, life with tiny dogs and why being busy isn't a good thing.
I talk to Sue about grooming dogs at home, preparing them for a visit to the salon and how to take the Grrr out of grooming. Sue is a groomer, behaviourist, TTouch practitioner and trainer amongst other things. Sue has written two books, has a Facebook group and runs a monthly membership group to help make grooming as stress free as possible for your dogs. Take the Grr out of Grooming is available from Sue or on amazon.
This episode I talk with Siobhán Owens about her dog training comedy, living with extra needs dogs and can dogs suffer from PTSD?
This episode I talk about living with multiple dogs. Catherine shares her life with over 20 dogs and we talk about the dynamics and responsibilities of multi dog households.
Kim Kaye from Nosey Barker joins me to talk about Happy dog quest. Prevention is better than cure so how can we set up dogs up for success?
This episode we are talking to Paul J. Kearney about ethical training, huskys and sled sports and Star Wars. Paul is a canine teamwork coach at PawesomeDogs.com and a columnist for Dogster, based on Long Island, New York.
This episode I talk to Andrew about the dog training charter and the emotional side of dog training. Andrew Hale has a degree in psychology and previously worked in human therapy. For the last 10 years Andrew has been working with animals, primarily dogs, as a Certified Animal Behaviourist. In both careers Andrew has had a passion for exploring and unpacking the emotional experience and what it means for delivering a human or animal centred care approach. Andrew has played a leading role in the UK Dog training and behaviour community, having been the chair of the Association of INTODogs and the driving force behind the UK Dog Behaviour and Training Charter. He is the behavioural consultant for Pet Remedy and the British Isle Grooming Association. Andrew runs Dog Centred Care – FB group https://www.facebook.com/groups/dogcc
Working at the airport with a beagle, using vegemite and why all species can do scent work. Fiona Cowie is the other teaching half of IMDT Australia she also runs the Doggy lady dog training centre.
This episode I got to find out the similarities between dogs and corvids (definitely not covid) Helen runs Social paws a dog training company that specialises in anxious dogs, a bird rescue called Russel's rescue, founded the Pet Professional Network and even featured on This Morning. Tristan Helen's partner has written two books inspired by the birds in their lives my rooky book and All I want for Christmas is Roo.
This episode myself and Megan talk about how dancing helps training. what taking on an overseas rescue entails and why pain checks are so important when behaviour changes.
PACT the professional association of canine trainers has a new team at the helm and I catch up with Corrine, Jay, Nat and Steve to find out what they are up to. We also talk rescue dogs, Drax's galactic adventures and I drop Steve in it with Corrine over Shapetember.
This years get in shape timber is about to start find out what the challenge is. We are raising money for the wildlife trust, world land trust, the end fund and The Gambia horse and donkey trust. https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPage?userUrl=shapetember&pageUrl=2
Bethany Grace of Bonnie dog behaviour talks to us about why muzzle training is SO important, her time at Battersea dogs and cats home, why bull breeds are so awesome and we both get on our soap boxes about BSL (Breed specific legislation) and what this has meant for so many dogs.
The number of dog sports available to try have increased a lot, so I spoke with Kamal Fernandez about how you can get into dog sports. Why the British competitive obedience society began. What every dog should be trained to do and why dog sports are so beneficial.
This episode I talk to the wonderful Dawn Heaton of Preston Trick Dogs about Man trailing, scent work, tricks, Heelwork to music obedience and more.
Fellow Shapetember contender Steve Goodall joins me to talk about life with a Newfie and taking on a rescue dog.
This episode I talk to Laura Ryder of Morley vets and IMDT Australia about how trainers and vets can work together. Canine adventure course, scent work for horses and more.
This episode I spoke with Belinda Melvin of 4 positive paws about training wolfhounds and weatons
This episode I spoke with Danielle Grosse of Kiva dogs in Perth, WA about hoopers, dog training and dobermans.
This episode I spoke with my training friend Lewis (Taz) Nicholls about living with a blind and deaf dog, dogs with big emotions and a few chickens. There is swearing in this one.
This episode I talk to Tom Candy from the Dogs Trust about his rescue journey, regulations in the training industry and a bit of neuroscience.
This episode I talk to Emily from Honey's Hoopers and find out why she loves the small dogs. How agility can be fun with a toy breed and how hoopers was a great transition when her first agility dog Honey couldn't do agility anymore. the breed we talk about this week are Papillons, Emily explains why the butterfly dog can really make your heart flutter.
This episode I talk to Kahla about rescue dogs and buying a puppy. There is swearing its an emotive subject.
This episode we talk about Terriers again applying training theory to life and Patterdale terrier.
This Episode I talk to Bryony from Eye 2 Eye and Open Gate, about bite sports, positive training and Huntaways.
this episode I talk with Sarah Hamblin from UK hoopers about well hoopers, competition and a very rare breed the xoloitzcuintli.
This episode I spoke with Louise Wilson from Conservation K9 Consultancy about how dogs really can help conservation efforts especially when it comes to rare or endangered species.
This was meant to be a crossover but let me introduce the dog training dictionary with myself Carrie-Anne Selwyn and the northerner Mr Greg Pattison.
Martina Miradoli from Rolling paws dog training talks to me about border collies, why not to get one and how working, sport and show lines are very different. Check out her Facebook group Brilliant Borders Brains.
This episode Claire Staines from Lothlorien dog training joins me to talk big dogs, loose lead walking and Rhodesian ridgebacks.
This episode I talk to Teresa De Nooijer from Smart Dog Academy Spain about life with dogs in Spain, what training is needed to pass the ownership tests. Spanish water dogs the good, the bad and the dreadlocks and why you shouldn't be embarrassed to ask for help.
This episode I talk to Kirsty Lewis of Bullys Den about bull terriers, breed prejudice and where this breed originated.
This episode we talk about Belgian shepherds, pros and cons, genetics and why the breed is becoming popular. Natasja lewis is an owner breeder and trainer of Belgian shepherds and has a new project called The Positive Belgian.
This podcast is taken from my talk at the virtual dog training conference. I spoke about my journey from pet dog trainer to sports dog trainer, why training the dog in front of you is so important and how hoopers changed my world.
Jodie from Cariad dog training talks about litter mates, Terriers and doing sports with small breeds.
I talk to Nick about the Amazon Prime show The pack, dog stuff and small dogs. WARNING this episode maybe controversial ( I blame Nick!)
This week I talk to Jodie Forbes of Crazelpup about Young Kennel club, heel work to music, freestyle and tricks.
This episode I talk to Jane Arden of Waggawuffins collage and Smart Pup Box, about puppies, online training and adapting to the new normal
I spoke with the brilliant Rachel Pocock from Paw Patrol Sussex about daycare, boarding walking. How to start. How to find a good one and some other interesting facts.
This episode of Canine Hoopers World the podcast I talk to Grant Smith from The Smart Dog Academy in Durban, South Africa. we talk training scent and working together to help more dogs and owners.
This episode I talk with Alun Freeman from Beacon dog training. Not only is a Alun a dog trainer, assessor for the IMDT and throughly nice bloke he also runs a martial arts school and has a back ground in law, protection and security. we talk about the puppy boom, the impact on dog theft and how to be a step ahead to stay safe.
This episode is very special I am joined by Taz Nicholls, Steve Goodall from the barks from the bookshelf and Nick Benger. September is all about getting fitter and seeing who can go the distance.
This episode I talk about why I love going somewhere private to walk. UK listeners check out www.dogwalkingfields.com to find a place near you.
I spoke to Jack Fenton of Make your mark dog training about why using different markers can help your training.
Why and when we use markers in training. Why a clicker or verbal marker have advantages and disadvantages.
This episode I talk to the lovely Rhea Cutmore from Cloud nine K9 scent work and search dogs, about getting your dogs nose working.
Talking recall, this episode is the longest one yet sorry not sorry. I talk to the person that inspired and supported me to start this podcast Nick Benger.
There are so many different dog sports you can try and starting can be scary. Ask for help from and expert it’s worth it.
This episode explains why when using a lure the dog can become reliant on seeing the good stuff and how using a lure wisely can help your training.
This episode I had the pleasure of talking to my hoopers instructor Lisa Jordan about the foundations and why they are SO important to training
This episode I spoke to Jodie O'Connell from Cariad dog training about a wonderful new online course she is doing. Why teaching calmness is helpful and some mindfulness techniques to help keep us all calm.
This episode I speak to Kahla who is a dog trainer and photographer about how to get amazing photos of your dogs. We also talk a bit about dogs during lockdown and Kahla sets you a photography challenge.
This episode we have a slightly different format, I caught up with Greg from the woofin pawsome podcast to see how he's doing during lockdown and to share some tips.
follow greg on IG @greatpawsne and FB Great paws email info@greatpaws.co.uk
This episode is a bit different a bit more light hearted but full of interesting facts.
The covid-19 virus has put many places on social distancing or even lock down so how can you socialise a puppy during this time. Resources to check out Smart pup, nosey barker, dogversity, sound proof puppy app, Kamal Fernandez dog training and Canine Hoopers World fb group.
Some owners and trainers have dogs that aren’t comfortable around others so they are used to this but for the rest of you here are some ideas.
This episode I talk about the teenage bit of puppyhood you’ve survived toilet training and puppy needles I mean teeth so now what?
Congratulations on finding your perfect pooch this episode we look at how to prepare your home and you for your new arrival.
Crufts is this week, so I’m giving you list of stands I’m visiting, products I’m tempted by and of course what I’ll be watching.
Last episode we spoke about how to choose your dog this episode I look at why rescue can be a great option. If you are choosing a puppy how can you pick the right one.
This episode I talk about different training surfaces and the pros and cons of each one.
This episode we talk about using a lead or lease on your dog. How to use a lead safely and how they could be used in Hoopers.
This episode looks at why crate training can be useful and why using a crate shouldn’t be abused.
Train your dog, work as a team and be kind always. How focusing on the good stuff can help change your world and why telling people he’s friendly doesn’t cut it!
Happy new year listeners. This episode is a bit emotional. I look back on the last decade, and then forward to the new year. What are your New Years resolutions? These are some of mine.
Merry Christmas. This episode I’m going to talk about what the latest addition is teaching me as trainer and an owner.
This episode I talk about using food in training why not all treats are good and what I love to use with my dogs.
This episode I talk about why good food is so important and how to find a food to suit you both.
This week we talk about how therapies like massage and hydrotherapy can benefit your dog.
This week we look at why hydration is important and how to check if your dog is dehydrated.
This episode we look at why it’s important to warm up and cool down correctly. And what exercises you can use.
This episode I look at target training. Why we use targets targets and how they are super useful in many aspects of training.
This episode I look at the cues I use with the tiny dog, why I use them and things to remember when training them.
This episode we look at why we use a marker in training and the difference between capturing, luring and shaping.
This episode I talk about puppies how they grow, exercise tips and of course how hoopers is great activity to try with your puppy.
This episode looks at the benefits hoopers has for our older dogs and how to introduce it as a new activity.
In this episode I talk about confidence and how hoopers can help you and your dog to gain confidence together.
This episode we explore why giving your dog a day off can really benefit them. Rest days maybe decided by exercise levels, weather and your schedule.
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Welcome to a brand new podcast. This is just a quick introduction to myself and what started my Hoopers journey. You can find us on Facebook and insta @caninehoopersworld Twitter @caninehoopers
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