In this episode, we chat with Eric Tighe from Tighe’s Working Border Collies and Heal With Ease about his journey with dogs, breeding, and the balance between natural healing and performance in working dogs. A great conversation with plenty of insight into the way Eric approaches both health and training.

In this episode of DogTorque, we are joined by Chris Egan and Paul Doyle for a deep dive into training, mindset, and the overlap between stock dogs and working detection/protection dogs.

Chris and Paul share their thoughts on the industry, the direction it’s heading, and the patterns they’re seeing in both working dog and stock dog circles.

We also unpack how Dan’s approach to dogs has changed over the past four years, and how Laura's team has developed, what she’s learned along the way, and the opportunities that have come from those experiences.

A relaxed, honest conversation with plenty of insight and ideas.

Part 2 with Mitch Perez is finally here.

In this episode, we’re joined by Seumas McKillop and Jeremy Lim from Holbrook Vet Centre to talk all things summer safety for working dogs.

From dealing with and managing snake bites to recognising the early signs of heat stress, they share practical prevention tips and real-world advice to help you keep your dogs safe through the hotter months.

A timely chat packed with insights every handler should hear before the temps really start to climb.

This week on DogTorque, we catch up with Thomas Woolford a stockman, handler, and all-round good bloke who’s built a name for himself through hard work, good dogs, and a love for the land.

Thomas shares how he first got into working dogs, the lessons that shaped his training style, and why he changed up his life. It’s a yarn about backing yourself, learning from every run, and staying true to your dogs.

Emelia Stokehill, Brooke Barton, and Billie Bourke are three great mates carving out their place in agriculture and working dogs. From long days on the land to weekends at trials, they share their stories of getting started, the lessons learned along the way, and what keeps them turning up in an industry that isn’t always easy.

It’s an honest, down-to-earth chat about mateship, persistence, and passion for both farming and dogs.

This episode is proudly supported by Enduro’s Women in Ag initiative, celebrating the growing number of women shaping the future of our industry.

On this episode of DogTorque, we’re joined by Jade Gilling from New Zealand. Jade talks about her journey with working dogs, how she first got started, and the experiences that have shaped her as a handler. It’s a great insight into the Kiwi trialing scene and the passion that drives her.

On this episode of DogTorque, we sit down with Mitch Perez of MDP Working Dogs. Mitch shares how he first got into dogs, what drew him to the lifestyle, and the reasons behind his passion for training and trialing. Our chat was cut short due to technical issues, but Part 2 will be out in the coming weeks with more insight into his journey and approach.

On this episode of DogTorque, we sit down with Chris Coman, president of the Queensland Yard & Utility Trial Association. From the highs and challenges of running the Association to his own journey with working dogs, Chris shares what drives him, the lessons he’s learned, and where he sees the sport heading.

We catch up with Ceri Lewis from Kiwi Stock Dogs for a chat that spans three countries and a lifetime with dogs. From his early days in Wales to life in New Zealand and now Australia, Ceri shares how he starts his dogs, what he values in them, and how he approaches working stock.