Rae and Emma continue from episode 9 part one, discussing calming signals, reactive dogs and how we should be listening more to our dogs and what their actions and behaviour is telling us.

Saving the world, one dog at a time.

This week Emma and Rae discuss fireworks and how we can help our lovely dogs cope. We also touch on BAT training (for the next episode), no, we aren't training bats now, but LOVE this method. Learn more in episode 9! and send your Qs in to thedogheroes3@gmail.com 

Saving the world, one dog at a time.

Rae chats with hubby, Rob Harris, guitarist with Jamiroquai, about their dogs and some of the mistakes made back in the day, learning new training techniques and how to consider dogs as one of the family, and not just simply a 'pet'.

Saving the world, one dog at a time.

Emily and Rae discuss how it's important to stick to the plan when training and don't take advice from those who don't know you or your dog. Staying safe and taking care of your dog's emotions is number one and how we can politely decline suggestions from others when out and about.

Saving the world, one dog at a time.

Emily and Rae meet up at The Shed in Cambridgeshire to talk upcoming business ideas - however, things get perilous, when Emily chokes on a chip!

Saving the world, one dog at a time.

Emily and Rae discuss misleading TV shows and the hype around the 5 minute 'fix'', de-bunked dominance theories, as well as the best kit, how to love our dogs more, and the science behind force-free training.

Saving the world, one dog at a time.

Yes, we went there. From talking frankly and openly about our poorly dogs and having to make tough choices, to the paranormal. Honest, deep, and sometimes emotional, episode 4 part 1 features Emily and Rae, who dive straight into a topic some may find hard to express.

Saving the world, one dog at a time.

Emma speaks openly and in-depth about an interesting but intense case, Emily shares some insight into her insights as a force-free trainer and mum of 2 very complex pooches, Rae talks about food, emotional responses, and how some dogs just need some space. All over rations of rose wine, cider, hot tea, and the odd slice of Victoria Sponge.

Saving the world, one dog at a time.