Found It, Fetched It - Gundog Training for Family Life

Think your dog’s “bad” habits are just a headache? Think again! In this episode, we reveal how to turn those pesky behaviors into valuable training moments that strengthen your connection and build real skills. Learn simple, effective techniques to make every misstep a win, so you can train smarter and feel more confident in the process. Perfect for anyone ready to unlock their dog’s potential!

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Is gundog training only for working dogs? In this episode, we break down the myths and explore how gundog training can benefit any dog—whether they're out in the field or curled up on the couch. From boosting obedience and providing essential mental stimulation to deepening your relationship with your pet, this episode reveals why gundog training techniques can be a game-changer for all dog owners. Find out why training like a gundog might be the perfect fit for your four-legged friend!

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In this episode of Found It, Fetched It, Jo Perrott, founder of the Ladies Working Dog Group, and Laura Owen, a dedicated women’s safety advocate, share crucial safety advice for dog walkers. Laura opens up about her experiences as a stalking survivor and offers invaluable safety tips, from tech tools to community support. Whether you’re a gundog trainer or a casual dog walker, this episode is packed with strategies to help you feel empowered and protected. Here’s how you can stay safe, keep connected, and enjoy your outdoor adventures with confidence.

• 00:00 – Introduction to the Ladies Working Dog Group
• 00:41 – Meet Laura Owen: Advocate for Women's Safety
• 01:13 – Laura’s Journey and Advocacy Work
• 03:44 – Safety Tips for Dog Walkers
• 04:51 – Using Technology for Personal Safety
• 05:56 – Reporting Abuse and Community Involvement
• 11:47 – Training Dogs for Safety and Respect
• 23:40 – Empowerment and Self-Defense Strategies
• 31:38 – The Role of Community and Safe Spaces
• 38:41 – Conclusion: Advocating for Safer Public Spaces

Tune in to learn how to walk with confidence, stay safe, and enjoy the outdoors with your gundog!

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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.

In this episode of Found It, Fetched It, Jo Perrott and Clare Denyer dive into the transformative role of play in gundog training. Discover how fun, engaging games can enhance your dog’s motivation, strengthen your bond, and boost overall training success. Jo and Clare share practical ways to incorporate interactive toys, keep sessions exciting with short bursts of play, and use play as a powerful reward system to build impulse control, focus, and delivery skills. With personal insights and actionable tips, this episode shows how training can be both effective and enjoyable, turning everyday play into real progress for both you and your dog.

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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.

This week on the podcast, we’re tackling one of the biggest challenges for dog owners: helping dogs cope with fireworks and loud noises. Join experts and LWDG members as they share essential advice on recognising and addressing fear behaviours early, understanding how fireworks impact dogs, and using effective desensitisation techniques. You’ll learn practical strategies like gradual noise exposure, sound therapy apps, and creating a calm space at home. The episode also explores comforting tools like thunder shirts, safe spaces, and the benefits of holistic options like CBD oil and Bach flower remedies. Discover ways to support your dog through the fireworks season without sedatives and get tips on promoting a relaxed, confident dog. For even more support, join the LWDG community for resources and guidance tailored to you and your dog.

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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.

In this episode of 'Found It Fetched It,' Jo Perrott and Claire Denyer explore the challenges and considerations of bringing a new dog into a household. They discuss why people often need another dog, the importance of recognising individual dog personalities, and the common misconceptions about adding a second dog for companionship or fixing issues with the first dog. The episode highlights the financial, spatial, and training commitments involved with multi-dog households and emphasises the need for careful integration and management to avoid potential behaviour problems.

Jo and Claire advise on getting another dog, focusing on having the right motivations, dealing with existing behavioural issues first, and ensuring effective integration strategies. They also encourage exploring new activities with current dogs instead of immediately seeking a new one and offer resources for further guidance through the LWDG community.

00:00 Introduction

00:41 Why You Might Rethink Getting Another Dog

05:08 Challenges of Multi-Dog Households

08:09 Training and Bonding with Multiple Dogs

15:51 Alternative Solutions and Flexibility in Training

24:29 Final Thoughts and Advice on Getting Another Dog

26:49 Conclusion and Resources

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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.

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

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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.

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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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.

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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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.

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

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If this episode gave you something, a laugh, a lightbulb, or just the feeling that someone gets it, that's exactly why we make it.

📚 Not sure where to start with your gundog training? Grab the LWDG Gundog Progress Gap Map. Work out where you exactly where you are and what to work on next, no more guessing needed.