Carrie Anne Selwyn Podcasts

Nicolette Canzoneri has a Masters of Science in Environmental Sciences, focusing on free-choice learning and behaviour change. Her thesis, Theory of Action for Pro-Environmental Behavior Change at Zoos and Aquariums, uncovered gaps in program design and implementation where zoos targeted conservation-focused behaviour change in their human zoo visi…

Bex and her family live on a small farm in beautiful Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. Under her business Positively Together, Bex teaches humans in NZ and around the world how to inspire behaviour change in their horses and dogs. In addition, Positively Together hosts classes where youth can experience the power of positive reinforcement and see learnin…

When standing in front of a giraffe training partner, Amy is acutely aware of how lucky she is to have been surrounded by such amazing people and animals throughout her life. All of those people have led her to her current role, which is the Senior Animal Behaviorist for the International Center for the Care and Conservation of Giraffe. The organiz…

Finishing the season off this episode I caught up with Natalie Waller from TeesValley dog training to talk training goals, different cultures in dog care and why you need a witness when you tussle with a wallaby. www.teesvalleydogtraining.co.uk There is a tribute to our Beloved Munchkin at the end of this episode as she left us this week.…

This episode I am joined by Dog Training Dictionary co host Greg Pattison. We catch up on Gregs new puppy Axel, get ready for Christmas and make a New Years resolution.

When standing in front of a giraffe training partner, Amy is acutely aware of how lucky she is to have been surrounded by such amazing people and animals throughout her life. All of those people have led her to her current role, which is the Senior Animal Behaviorist for the International Center for the Care and Conservation of Giraffe. The organiz…

This episode I caught up with Becci Hodson. Becci is an agility competitor, trainer, judge and mentor. She is passionate about the sport and is working with other agility people to improve the sports safety and challenges.

This episode I was joined by Veterinary Physio Tara Mason from REC vet physio. we talk canine physio, dairy farms and competing and camping at hoopers competitions. https://www.facebook.com/recvetphysio @RECvetphysio @tails_of_comet Buy me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/hoopers

Nikki Morrison has been in the animal training field for over 20 years. Starting off working with sea lions at the age of 19, where she established a passion for animal behaviour, training and welfare. She then moved on to become Animal Training Coordinator for a wildlife park in England, working with several species ranging from a variety of big c…

This episode I'm joined by Dave Brice Behavourist, lecturer, course creator and head of IMDTB. www.imdt.uk.com/behaviour-courses/

This episode I talk to Dan Lowell about animal training, being a zoo keeper and a lot of poo.

Nikki Morrison has been in the animal training field for over 20 years. Starting off working with sea lions at the age of 19, where she established a passion for animal behaviour, training and welfare. She then moved on to become Animal Training Coordinator for a wildlife park in England, working with several species ranging from a variety of big c…

This episode I talk with Gemma Hodson from dynamic dog.

This episode I talk with Annie Phenix about her original book the midnight dog walkers club, her new book Positive training for the aggressive and reactive dog and why she wrote them.

April Sunshine Hawkins Bio Whether she is co-hosting the Marketing Made Simple podcast, on-stage speaking, or facilitating a StoryBrand private workshop her goal is to help people make marketing easy and make it work. For the past 5 years, April Sunshine has worked with clients from just about every industry and trained marketers from all over the …

I caught up with the phenomenal Claire Staines from Lothlorian dog training to talk puppies and litter mates.

This episode I caught up with award winning animal physiotherapist Donna Wills www.animalphysiotherapy.org.uk https://www.facebook.com/animalphysiotherapyltd https://www.instagram.com/animalphysiotherapyltd/

Carrie-Anne Selwyn is a dog trainer, podcaster, speaker, hoopers judge and competitor and the founder of Canine Hoopers World. Originally a riding instructor Carrie also worked at a groomers and a cattery. After passing her level 3 animal care Carrie pursued a career in dog training in 2012 Becoming a qualified trainer with the IMDT. She is now an …

This episode I talk with Diane Kasperowicz about Zoopharmacognosy using herbs and oils for wellness and health with our dogs.

This episode I caught up with Jo Essex to talk Staffords. Jo has owned, breed, exhibited, competed at hoopers and agility and Judged this brilliant breed for over 30 years. We discuss the good the bad and the potential health problems, why certain colours happen and why Staffords are great pets or so many. Check out Javawolf on instagram. Here is t…

Carrie-Anne Selwyn is a dog trainer, podcaster, speaker, hoopers judge and competitor and the founder of Canine Hoopers World. Originally a riding instructor Carrie also worked at a groomers and a cattery. After passing her level 3 animal care Carrie pursued a career in dog training in 2012 Becoming a qualified trainer with the IMDT. She is now an …

This episode I caught up with Andrew Hale to talk about CAKE, TEA and how that can change our perception of dog training. For more information on dog centred care check out there Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/dogcc/ and pet remedy https://petremedy.co.uk/natural-pet-calming-products/

Lisa, PhD, CBCC-KA, is an Associate Professor at Coastal Carolina University in the Psycholgy Department and directors the laboratory for animal behaviour and welfare. Before beginning her graduate studies, she worked for nearly a decade with pets in animal shelters and with dogs and their owners. Lisa's research aims to better the lives of compani…

This episode I am joined by Hannah from Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) to talk about the disease how it can effect young dogs, what we can do to help and why its not the end of your dogs journey just a new direction. For more information on CAM https://caninearthritis.co.uk To help support the work CAM do https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%…

This episode Lee Hobbs from First Class Dog Training joins me again to talk puppies adolescence and what to do when the hormones hit.

Lisa, PhD, CBCC-KA, is an Associate Professor at Coastal Carolina University in the Psycholgy Department and directors the laboratory for animal behaviour and welfare. Before beginning her graduate studies, she worked for nearly a decade with pets in animal shelters and with dogs and their owners. Lisa's research aims to better the lives of compani…

This episode I spoke to Animal training academy founder Ryan Cartlidge about working at zoos, the similarities in training dogs and other domesticated species to exotic animals. Ryan also shared one of his favourite animal stories and I got educated with some fun facts. Ryan hosts the Animal training academy podcast too which is a great listen if y…

This episode I caught up with Karen Hewings from the UK College of Scent Dogs. Karen was a detection dog handler in the Metropolitan Police for years and shares her stories of what an amazing job it was. Shares some funny moments and once in a lifetime encounters in some of the best known landmarks. https://ukcsd.com…

Angelica Hesselius Bio Angelica Hesselius is an internationally renowned reward-based horse trainer with a background as an instructor in classical dressage and academic art of riding. She specializes in positive reinforcement training for balanced movement in groundwork and riding. Developing proprioception, movement and communication through syst…

This episode Jeanette from the family dog club joins me to talk about behaviour, running a family dog business and why teamwork helps dogs. Why is behaviour different from training? How can we help more owners? Are peoples expectations too high? Want to know what we think then listen and enjoy.

This episode I talk about life working in rescue with Rosie Charlotte Taylor Triggs who has been a rescue behaviourist for over a decade. We talk about BSL, euthanasia in rescue, compassion fatigue and why Rosie chairs the organisation into rescue.

Angelica Hesselius Bio Angelica Hesselius is an internationally renowned reward-based horse trainer with a background as an instructor in classical dressage and academic art of riding. She specializes in positive reinforcement training for balanced movement in groundwork and riding. Developing proprioception, movement and communication through syst…

This episode I talk to trainer and campaigner Jordan Shelley about why the animal welfare (kept animals) bill is stuck in limbo and why its so important. We also talk about the brilliant Animal Journal. www.animaljournal.co.uk www.buymeacoffee.com/hoopers

This episode I caught up with Sarah Jones from My Anxious Dog and we are talking all about the yellow dog scheme how to help raise awareness and where to get support. https://www.myanxiousdog.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/myanxiousdog https://www.facebook.com/groups/215979409295118

Monty Gwynne, founder of Equispeak and a self-proclaimed training junkie, is passionate about sharing her decades of training experience. This depth and breadth of her experiences with many different breeds and disciplines allows her to draw on them to better solve issues using R+. Monty’s training passions are classical dressage and driving. Becau…

This episode I spoke with Kim Brophey applied ethologist and dog behaviour consultant about her book meet your dog and the concept of LEGS. You can find out more at https://www.dogdoorcanineservices.com/kim-brophey/