LWDG POD DOG

By: The Ladies Working Dog Group
  • Summary

  • Join us weekly as the LWDG Group and Guest Experts talk about all things working dog and gundog! Your weekly podcast for online and on air dog training. More about the LWDG: The LWDG supports ladies nationwide (and in other countries) with a wealth of support and information including masterclasses, featured expert support, training tips, and tools. With regular online coaching and meet-ups in our virtual 'Dog & Duck', these resources are aimed at supporting lady handlers to get the absolute best from their dogs whilst growing confidence and belief in themselves so that they can become a team. www.thelwdg.com
    © 2023 The Ladies Working Dog Group All Rights Reserved.
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Episodes
  • 163. Surviving Christmas with Your Gundog
    Dec 20 2024

    The holidays are here, and while the season is magical, it can also be chaotic—especially with a gundog in the mix! 🎁 From visitors and tempting treats to the "tree of temptation," we dive into real-life tips for managing the mayhem with your furry friend. Join host Jo and LWDG experts Samantha Thorneycroft-Taylor and Claire Denyer as they share expert advice, relatable stories, and practical solutions for keeping your dog calm, safe, and happy this Christmas. 🎅🐾Perfect for gundog owners looking to enjoy a stress-free holiday season. Tune in to laugh, learn, and get your gundog (and yourself!) ready for the festivities!

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    34 mins
  • 162. Overcoming Challenges in Elbow Dysplasia
    Dec 13 2024

    In this episode, Jo is joined by Claire Denyer to discuss her pup Jeannie’s journey with elbow dysplasia. From early signs to diagnosis, surgery, and rehabilitation, Claire shares the challenges and triumphs of supporting a working dog through recovery.


    Key Takeaways:


    Recognise early signs.

    The importance of crate training, physiotherapy, and mental stimulation.

    Trust your instincts and seek advice early.


    Links:


    Join the LWDG: ladiesworkingdoggroup.com

    Follow Claire: @clairedenyer


    Subscribe and leave a review to support the show! 🎧



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    40 mins
  • 161. Why Your Gundog Needs a Release Command
    Dec 6 2024

    In this episode of Found It, Fetched It, Jo is joined by LWDG group expert Samantha Thorneycroft-Taylor to dive into the often-overlooked importance of the release command in gundog training. Whether you're training a working gundog or a family companion, mastering this command can make all the difference in building trust, control, and consistency with your dog.


    What You’ll Learn in This Episode

    • Why the release command is essential in gundog training.
    • How to use a release word to improve impulse control and steadiness.
    • Common mistakes handlers make when teaching or forgetting the release command.
    • Real-life examples of how the release command enhances training and safety.
    • Tips for introducing a release command with both puppies and older dogs.
    • Why consistency and timing are key to avoiding confusion.


    Key Takeaways

    • The release command allows your dog to understand when a task is complete and permission is given to transition to another behavior.
    • Teaching this command improves obedience, impulse control, and overall training success.
    • Incorporating a release word into daily activities, such as feeding or removing the lead, builds consistency and structure.


    Fun Highlights from the Episode

    • Jo and Sam share personal stories of training mishaps and victories, including snowy day training epiphanies and unexpected canine responses.
    • Discover the quirky release words used by different trainers and why any word works as long as you're consistent.
    • Laugh along as Jo describes her dogs’ over-the-top reactions to praise, like handing them a metaphorical "box of Smarties."


    Resources Mentioned

    • Access the LWDG Membership for step-by-step training resources.
    • Check out the LWDG Podcast archives for more tips on training and handling your dog.
    • Follow Samantha Thorneycroft-Taylor on Instagram and Facebook under Languidogundogs or Canine Foundation for more training advice.


    Join the Conversation

    We’d love to hear about your experiences with the release command. Have you used it before? How has it impacted your training? Share your stories with us on social media or in the comments below.


    Subscribe for More

    Don’t miss future episodes! Subscribe to Found It, Fetched It for weekly tips, expert advice, and fun stories about training your gundog.


    Upcoming Episodes

    Our next episodes will be out on December 13th and 22nd, just in time for Christmas! After that, we’ll take a well-deserved break and return on January 11th with fresh content for the new year.

    Thank you for listening, and happy training! 🎉

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    28 mins

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Thought Provoking Always

The podcasts make you wonder think that you’re not the only one having problems and that there is always someone there to answer and give you an alternative.

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Awesome

Really helpful and I listen to them all. Truly helpful and always seem timely too

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