
Every fortnight, the Ladies Working Dog Group sits down with gundog experts, guest trainers, behaviourists and fellow handlers to talk about life with a high-drive gundog or working breed — the wins, the stuck weeks, and the stuff nobody warns you about when you bring one home.This isn't traditional gundog training, and it isn't generic pet advice. It's for women handling dogs bred to work, raisin... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 210 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Abbie Reed of Riverlily Working Dogs joins Jo to break down what a charity working test actually involves, from the admin behind the scenes to what your dog needs to be able to do on the day. They talk through the six tests you're likely to face, how... more
Jo and Claire Denyer tackle one of the most common worries handlers carry quietly: the belief that a dog needs to behave better before it is ready to see a trainer. They cover why the opposite is true, what so-called difficult behaviour is often real... more
Ten years ago, the LWDG was bringing in about two hundred pounds a month and felt more like a nice idea than a business. This week marks ten years of the LWDG and ten years of Claire Denyer's Family Dog Services, so to celebrate, Claire turns the tab... more
You trained it and you were proud of it. Then one day, in front of people, your dog looked straight at you and carried on sniffing. Recall going wrong feels personal, like the dog is calling you a liar. In this conversation, LWDG Group Expert Claire ... more
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Podcast 129, I really needed to hear this episode at this moment. As was said in the episode some time we struggle for numerous reasons. Thank you LWDG for constantly being the voice of a sensible friend. Love all the varied content. Thank you for being there.
I came back to this podcast to try and give it another go but I just can’t get past the outdated medication misinformation and myth spreading. Recommend when doing an episode outside of your expertise, to bring in an actual expert, so that tired old myths aren’t being trotted out.
Original receipt: I’ve been enjoying most of the podcasts, except for episodes that relate to behavioural medication, where the trainers become incredibly judgemental and spout a lot of aged misinformation about medi... more
I’ve been enjoying most of the podcasts, except for episodes that relate to behavioural medication, where the trainers become incredibly judgemental and spout a lot of aged misinformation about medication being tranquillisers. Perhaps if a vet behaviourist had been brought on board to have a discussion on the pros/cons and when it’s appropriate the episode would have been better and informative instead of same old anti-medication propaganda.
As it is, I had to stop playing the episode when it ... more
Listened to this en route to dogtraining. Interesting conversations. Broadening my perspectives.
I love listening to these podcasts, they have made training my young Labrador so enjoyable because after listening to each podcast I feel like I can make informed decisions about the next steps. I am also reminded that things can go “wrong” all the time(sometimes the next step is backwards) but there is always a supportive, experienced and educated community behind the podcasts to get me back on track again, and most importantly make me laugh through the bad experiences and look forward to bette... more
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This show focuses on gundog training and working-dog wisdom from a female-led training community. Episodes regularly feature expert guests from the Ladies Working Dog Group and cover practical, real-world techniques for recall, drive management, socialization, and handling high-drive dogs in everyday settings. A standout aspect is the strong emphasis on community, inclusivity, and gradual, relationship-based training over quick fixes, often blending hands-on tips with broader mindset guidance for handlers, especially women in the Gundog world.
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