Scottie Radio UK

In July 2026, Scottie Club UK was saddened to learn that a member of the club had lost two Scotties in a matter of days, from two unrelated causes. Matt Evans agreed to join Scottie Radio UK to talk about his children, Tartuffe and Willow, and to offer some practical advice to members when the health of our Scotties cannot be saved. It is a very personal tribute to the Scotties and a very moving account all Scottie owners will want to hear.

You can learn more about Tartuffe and Willow in our In Memoriam section. 

Following the exciting final of the first ever ScottieVision contest at the end of August 2025, we are now pleased to offer our tune for streaming, downloading, mixing into a ringtone (or is that singtone?) anywhere.

Also if you visit our website, you will see the player in the story. if you press the SHARE button you will see at the top of the player a little arrow pointing down. Click on that and it automatically downloads the 4.3MB file as a song for you to enjoy.

The song, Scottie Pride, performed by Aroo, celebrates the Britain-wide Scottie Club UK and is a pilot for a proper contest for various songs to be held in May 2026 by Scottie Club UK.

You can access the song right here! Also on Spotify or your favourite podcast player app! Enjoy and thanks!

Welcome to ScottieVision, the pilot for a Song Contest to choose a uniting tune for Members of Scottie Club UK in 2025.

For more information, check out: https://scottieclub.uk/scottievision-members-decide-scottie-theme/

Could your Scottie perform tricks and maybe become a Hollywood legend? Scottie.Academy is the way to find out. Kathleen Tepperies tells George Matlock about the new training course designed especially for Scottish Terriers in the UK. For more info visit www.Scottie.Academy

George Matlock updates audiophiles about the rebrand changes that made London Scottie Club into Scottie Club UK. FInd out how the changes affect the website, whatsapp, Youtube, and other social media channels as well as the rebranding of podcasts under London Scottie Radio as Scottie Radio UK.

Scottie lover Louise Fuller grieves the loss of Mary, her rescued Scottie. Hear about the early life Mary endured before she found a family that changed her life for the better. London Scottie Radio invites listeners to come forward to tell their story, just the way Louise did.

Losing a Scottie during a routine walk can be a very distressing feeling. Made worse when nearly a week passes and search action turns to helpless anxiety. This week one Scottie was found. Hear how Andrea Holmes Skinner was reunited with her Tinker, involving airbourne drones and community spirit next to a busy road just north of London. Find out how to avoid scammers trying to profit from your emotional distress and how to mount a social media campaign. Volunteers at nationwide DogLost can help you in such an emergency and reputable drone volunteers operate via Facebook, such as this group. All links supplied by Andrea. Don’t be ripped off by people who ask for cash. And let’s hope you never need their services.

The cost of living crisis in the UK continues. While our Scottie MOT podcast has featured past editions on the cost of maintaining a Scottie, a jump in the number of Scotties being rehomed by our friends at STECS means we are devoting this episode to ways to manage, and even save, money to help you and your Scottie stay together. Cath Marchbank offers some savvy inflation-busting advice.

If dogs could blush, this would be the moment. London Scottie Radio, the podcast service of London Scottie Club, has just been voted a top-30 provider of news in London.

Did someone say we’re celebrating?

This week the idyllic islands of New Zealand were devastated by a cyclone causing the country to declare only its third-ever state of emergency in its history. Two London Scottie Club members have uprooted from London and live in NZ. We catch up with one of them, Ed Gibbs and his Nessie. We discover the extent of the storm, as well as what it is like to own a Scottie that far Down Under. Ed also discusses the change he’s seen in Nessie following a 26-hour long haul flight to NZ four months ago. What we ran out of time to ask is: how on earth did Nessie not sustain life-changing injuries after she “cracked the screen of the TV when she jumped up mid-way through “watching” BBC Countryfile!