In this episode, I am are joined by Sarah Jones, founder of #DogsInYellowDay and My Anxious Dog, to explore the movement supporting anxious, reactive, and vulnerable dogs through greater public awareness and understanding. Sarah is a true inspiration and is making a difference to so many dogs and their families. In this episode Cheryl and Sarah discuss: What Dogs in Yellow is, how the movement began, and the need it was created to addressHow Sarah’s dog, Bella, opened her eyes to how misunder...
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In this episode, I am are joined by Sarah Jones, founder of #DogsInYellowDay and My Anxious Dog, to explore the movement supporting anxious, reactive, and vulnerable dogs through greater public awareness and understanding. Sarah is a true inspiration and is making a difference to so many dogs and their families. In this episode Cheryl and Sarah discuss: What Dogs in Yellow is, how the movement began, and the need it was created to addressHow Sarah’s dog, Bella, opened her eyes to how misunder...
In this episode, I am are joined by Sarah Jones, founder of #DogsInYellowDay and My Anxious Dog, to explore the movement supporting anxious, reactive, and vulnerable dogs through greater public awareness and understanding. Sarah is a true inspiration and is making a difference to so many dogs and their families. In this episode Cheryl and Sarah discuss: What Dogs in Yellow is, how the movement began, and the need it was created to addressHow Sarah’s dog, Bella, opened her eyes to how misunder...
In this episode, I am joined by Sarah Hawkins, founder of Barkshire Dog Training in Reading, UK. Sarah is a qualified IMDT trainer and a certified Predation Substitute Training (PST) instructor. Known for her calm, kind, and connection-driven approach, Sarah specialises in helping dogs with strong chase instincts, from squirrel-obsessed spaniels to high-prey-drive sighthounds. Her work focuses on giving dogs safe, enriching outlets for behaviours that are completely natural, but often misunde...
Today I am joined by Katharine Brunsch, a Canine Wellness Trainer from Somerset who blends Tellington TTouch with trauma-informed practice to support both ends of the lead—helping sensitive dogs and their humans feel safer, calmer and more connected. Katharine is a Canine Wellness Trainer based in Somerset, UK, working with clients in-person and online. Drawing on her qualifications in Tellington TTouch and as a Trauma-Informed Dog Practitioner, she offers a holistic approach that supports se...
In today's episode I chat with James Hedges. James is a member of the IMDT and IAABC. Based down in South East England, James specialises in helping owners and dogs rebuild confidence, trust and calmness. Walking a reactive dog can feel lonely, frustrating and emotionally draining - but your not alone. In this episode Cheryl and James discuss: What reactivity actually is — and how it differs from aggression or disobedienceThe emotional and physiological reasons dogs reactWhy punishment or cor...
In today’s episode I chat with Tanya Sprunks MPA, BSc (Hons), PgDip, IAAT Tanya is a Veterinary Physiotherapist and Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) Advisor based in Devon. With a First-Class BSc (Hons) and Postgraduate Diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy, plus published research in Veterinary Medicine and Science, Tanya specialises in evidence-based care for dogs with osteoarthritis. A former senior Metropolitan Police officer with two life-saving commendations, she now lectures at Th...
Dog walking might look simple from the outside — but behind every lead is a mix of skill, care, and responsibility that goes far beyond a casual stroll in the park. In this solo episode, I explore the realities of professional dog walking — from what the job truly involves, to how owners can choose the right walker, and what it takes to start a business in this growing industry. Whether you’re a dog owner, an aspiring dog walker, or simply curious about the profession, this episode offe...
In this episode, I’m joined by Toby Craze of Craze Dog Training. Toby is highly experienced in working with rescue dogs, especially those from abroad who’ve lived on the streets or in shelters before arriving in the UK. With years of hands-on experience, Toby shares his knowledge with warmth and honesty, offering dog owners practical, real-world advice. Together we explore the reality of life for street dogs and what it really takes to help them settle into family life. This episode is packed...
In this episode, I join my brother on The Matt Marney Podcast to talk all things dogs, wellbeing, and the unique bond we share with our four-legged friends. We cover: Why breed-specific needs matter and how to meet them day to dayThe power of enrichment, especially through scent workHow sleep affects your dog’s mood and behaviourSubtle signs your dog might be in pain or feeling unwellTips for reading body language and understanding comfort levelsWhat to think about before choosing a doggy day...
I sit down with Certified IMDT Dog Trainer Anna Bradshaw to explore the exciting world of dog parkour. Dog parkour is a fun, accessible activity that uses everyday surroundings to help dogs build confidence, reduce anxiety, and strengthen their bond with their humans. Anna explains how parkour can be done with very minimal equipment, making it suitable for dogs of all ages, breeds, and abilities. We cover how parkour: Builds confidence and supports anxious or nervous dogsHelps with reactivity...
I sit down with Clare Ware, specialist dog trainer and founder of Insight Hounds, to explore the wonderful world of sighthounds. Clare shares her expertise on what makes greyhounds, whippets, lurchers, and salukis so unique—and why they can be both the easiest and trickiest dogs to live with. Clare runs Insight Hounds, offering sighthound-specific training with ex-racing greyhounds as her speciality. She helps families build confidence, communication, and connection with their hounds through ...
In this episode, I sit down with Ann Macinnes, the expert trainer behind Spogan, a behaviour focused dog training service based in the Isle of Lewis. Ann specialises in working with Border Collies and their humans - teaching not just the dogs, but empowering the handlers too. Ann uses only positive, force free methods, training is gentle, modern, and based on understanding the dog's motivation. Ann is part of the Victoria Stilwell Academy and The Dog Trainer School. Want to connect with Anne?...
The episode for Gundog lovers!!! Mark Taylor is a Dog Trainer who specialises in training Gundog breeds. He is the Owner and Head Trainer of Acer Gundog Training Ltd and is based in Royston, Hertfordshire, UK. Mark is qualified and accredited by the IMDT and The Gundog Club. Mark offers small classes, 1-to-1 personal training and has created a online academy, so that his training can be accessed world wide. In this really enjoyable episode, Cheryl and Mark Discuss: What is a Gundog?Traits and...
Lorraine Tester is a Canine Behaviourist and Dynamic Dog Practitioner who offers a holistic approach with behavioural assessments and wellness checks. She assesses how they move, behave & function in their daily lives. This helps bridge the gap between clinical findings & real - world behaviour. In this fascinating episode Cheryl and Lorraine discuss: The role she plays and what a typical assessment looks likeHer role working alongside Vets & PhysiosHow she looks at the dog ...
Dr Sophie bell is a Veterinarian & pet first aid educator. Sophie has been practicing as a Vet for over 16 years, is the founder of Animal Love Pet First Aid, an online platform which teaches pet owners & professionals essential health, wellbeing & first aid skills. In this incredible episode Cheryl and Sophie discuss: What happens during a neutering procedureRecovery after surgeryDoes neutering affect behaviour and growth if performed too earlyIs there a right time and when is th...
Andrew Hale is a well-known Certified Animal Behaviourist based in the UK. He runs Train Positive, a behaviour consultancy that focuses on complex dog behaviour issues, particularly aggression and reactivity. Andrew is a strong advocate for what he calls Dog Centred Care, an approach rooted in empathy, compassion, and understanding the emotional experiences behind a dog’s behaviour. He is also the behaviour consultant for several organisations, including Pet Remedy, the British Isles G...
Kirsten Smith is a Veterinary Physiotherapist with a Degree BSc (hons) in Veterinary Physiotherapy and is based in Rosudgeon, Cornwall, UK In this episode Cheryl and Kirsten Discuss: Why she became a Veterinary PhysiotherapistHer role in helping horses and dogsHer favourite condition to treatPuppies and the 5 minute rule with walking, is it best for your puppyPreventing injuriesWays to help senior dogs to stay mobileMedication for painNervous dogs in her clinic and how she manages thisWhen to...
Bethany Bell is a qualified Canine Behaviourist and the creator of the CDD method. In this truly fascinating episode Cheryl and Bethany discuss: Bethany's Inspiration to go in to the behaviour sector of the dog worldWhat behaviour challenges Bethany specialises inWhat is the CDD methodThe importance of communication, connection and choice for dogsHow is it different to conventional force free training methodsCan this method help with most challengesHow to find out more about Bethany's online ...
Rachel Bean is a qualified Veterinary Nurse, Canine First Aid Tutor and Street Dog & Behaviour Advisor. In this brilliant episode Caroline, Cheryl and Rachel discuss life as a Veterinary Nurse, why Canine First Aid is so important and the fab work that Rachel does. This is what was covered in this discussion: What made Rachel go into Vet Nursing and what inspired herA typical day for a Veterinary NurseThe need for Vet NursesCommon Injuries that she seesDogs that are frightened of Vet visi...
Ness Jones is a Certified Separation Anxiety Pro Behaviour Consultant (Cert. SAPBC) and runs an international programme remotely with clients around the world. Ness is also has a Diploma in Canine Behaviour from the International School for Canine Psychology & Behaviour (ISCP.Dip.Canine.Prac), is Certified in Applied Canine Ethology (CACE) from the Ethology Institute and a CPDT (Certified Professional Dog Trainer, Ethology Institute). In this amazing episode Cheryl, Caroline and Ness delv...
In this bonus episode Caroline and Cheryl have a conversation about keeping your dog safe and happy over the Easter period. In this conversation Cheryl and Caroline explore: Food that could be harmful to your dog, including chocolate, raisins, sultanas, BBQ food and xylitolSpring flowers and plants to avoidHow to help your dog over this busy periodWhat to do if you are worried about your dog over the Easter** If you have any concerns about your dog, please contact your Veterinary surgery ** F...
In this episode, I am are joined by Sarah Jones, founder of #DogsInYellowDay and My Anxious Dog, to explore the movement supporting anxious, reactive, and vulnerable dogs through greater public awareness and understanding. Sarah is a true inspiration and is making a difference to so many dogs and their families. In this episode Cheryl and Sarah discuss: What Dogs in Yellow is, how the movement began, and the need it was created to addressHow Sarah’s dog, Bella, opened her eyes to how misunder...
