150. Autumn Dog Training Essentials with Sue Lister

In this episode of Found It Fetched It, host Jo Pyer, founder of the Ladies Weaving Dog Group, speaks with Sue Lister from Fields and Fireside about essential training kits for gundogs during the autumn season. They discuss adjusting to the changing weather, choosing the right leads, collars, and protective gear for dogs, managing tick and adder bites, and the importance of carrying first aid kits. Sue also provides tips on maintaining and cleaning training dummies during wet weather. The conversation highlights the significance of ensuring both dogs and owners are prepared and comfortable for outdoor activities during colder, wetter months.

01:17 Weather Challenges and Dog Gear

04:07 Leads, Collars, and Poop Bags

06:40 Preparing Your Dog for Different Terrains

16:34 First Aid and Safety Tips for Dogs

27:06 Final Thoughts and Resources

32:22 Conclusion and Membership Invitation

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