S7E4 Mind the Magnets!

Flappy things, flying tangents, and a very warm welcome back! This episode kicks off with a not-so-gentle reminder to like, rate, and share, because apparently that’s what they’re supposed to say. They don’t share a threesome… not quite the terminology they were going for when describing guest episodes! It’s HOT in Scotland… 24 degrees. Their London representative scoffs at that while recording in 35 degrees. Lez has been bargain shopping to keep her dogs cool… Ross may have slightly lost the will to live listening to it! The conversation moves on to pop-up tents in the lounge and a throwback to the 80s with door coverings. Naturally, it turns back to the heatwave and how that affects the dogs and their work. Dog professionals cancelling everything, while dog owners carry on as normal! There’s a review of the CIDBT and GoDT networking event, which was AWESOME. Plenty of food… but no headset microphone for pri-Madonna! A quick chat about Golden (or Cream!) Retriever breeding and genetics. Then a more sombre moment touching on the AvD Night Trials… the less said about the week’s events, the better. Distasteful. The ice is broken by a sneeze, just before little Latte is introduced, followed by a lesson in pronunciation… which is nothing short of laughable listening to those two! It started with hairy balls and ended with saggy scrotums.Don’t forget to rate and review this wonderful content! ---- oOo ---- Lez and Ross have both been in the industry professionally for well over 20 years and each has been involved with dogs for over 40 years. Whilst sensibly they have stayed away from the ‘limelight’ regarding TV offers, they have regularly been on national and local radio, spoken at national events at NDWA, CFBA, and Kennel Club / Crufts events as well as bespoke speaking engagements for the Dog Safety Education Executive (DogSEE). Ross wrote for Dogs Monthly Magazine for over 12 years and Lez was the first lady feature writer for a national Shooting Magazine (both Sporting Gun and Sporting Shooter). They were also 'study buddies' and were the first in the UK to achieve a Masters Degree (Professional Practice) in Canine Behaviour and Psychology in 2011. They work well together and apart, support and work with dog rescue organisations and train professional dog trainers and behaviourists. Different as chalk and cheese, but maybe not as different as they like to think.Intrigued? want to know more? then check out our websites... www.rossmccarthy.com ~ www.lezgraham.com