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

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

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.)

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 .)

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.