Cornwall Who Let the Dogs Out and About?

Woof, woof!

We are travelling all over the country to bring you the most

amazing, talented and sometimes unusual dogs.

Dr Scott is our resident vet.

He thinks he's a bit of an action man too. Claire is our expert.

She knows everything about dogs.

Kate? Well, she's kind of in charge and runs the show.

And not forgetting Ashleigh and Pudsey, our superstar duo.

This is Who Let The Dogs Out And About?

OK, we've met the team.

Now please make some noise and welcome to the stage, Scott...

Kate...

Claire and Nelly, and Ashleigh and Pudsey!

Hello, and welcome to Who Let The Dogs Out And About?

The brand-new roadshow about dogs.

Our big truck here's going to be taking us

all across the country to meet the most talented,

the best-dressed and the best-performing dogs here in the UK.

And for our first show, we've come to...

KIDS: Cornwall!

Yes, where kicking off the series from Padstow in Cornwall.

I'm loving the beach! And check out this view.

So stay tuned to see some of the coolest canines in Cornwall

-doing their thang.

-Here's what's coming up on today's show.

First up, Claire and Ashleigh will be teaching three young dog trainers

a new trick in Trick Time.

Dr Scott accepts a challenge from a surfing dog...

..Ashleigh will be answering our audience questions

in Ask Ashleigh...

and in Pet Squad, Mother Goose captures happy.

Oh, no! What will she do to him? Stay tuned to find out.

We've got loads coming up in today's show so I've already sent

Ashleigh and Claire off over there somewhere to get ready.

But it's time to learn more about our home for the day

so if you've never been to Cornwall, check this out.

Here's the Who Let The Dogs Out And About? Guide To Cornwall.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Today we're in Padstow in Cornwall.

Famous for surfing, clotted cream teas, ice creams, caravanning

and fish for your tea.

No, not fish that drink tea! Fish and chips.

Every spring,

the people of Padstow celebrate the coming of summer on Obby Oss Day.

Basically everyone gets dressed up, waves sticks and sings songs.

Yeah, cool.

Cornwall is almost entirely surrounded by water so there are

lots of beaches making Cornwall the home of surfing in the UK.

People here even take their dogs surfing.

Years and years ago, surfers used coffin lids as surfboards.

Yeah, really! Spooky cool.

Cornwall has some of the biggest cliffs in the UK.

The highest one is 223 metres.

That's the equivalent of 260 Great Danes standing on top of each other.

Further inland, Bodmin Moor is known for its legends and ghost stories.

And the most famous is the Beast of Bodmin Moor.

Many people claim to have seen huge, black cats prowling the moor.

Nah, we're not interested in cats! This is a dog show.

And that's Cornwall!

APPLAUSE

So today's trick is called spin and if you don't know what that

-looks like, here's Ashleigh and Pudsey doing it.

-Thanks, Claire.

We're going to be learning a spin today.

Each week we'll be showing you different tricks so hopefully

at the end of the series you can put your own fabulous routine together.

If you do not know what a spin looks like, here it is. Ready, Puds?

Ready, back. Good boy! Back. Good.

Close. Good. Close. Good boy, well done.

Good luck.

I've got three trainers here and they're going to perfect spin

-hopefully before the end of the show. Hi, Annabel.

-Hello.

-What's your dog called?

-Lucy.

-She's lovely. How old's Lucy?

-She's four.

-Have you been teaching Lucy lots of tricks?

-Yes.

-What's her best trick?

-Standing on her back legs.

-That's a good trick.

-Can we see her do it now? Do you think she'll do it?

-Lucy. Come, up.

Oh, very nice.

APPLAUSE

-And did you teach her that yourself?

-Yes.

-You should have no trouble teaching today's trick then. Hi, Molly.

-Hi.

-What's your dog called?

-Fran.

-That's a lovely name.

-And how old's Fran?

-Five.

-And have you been training Fran too?

-Yeah.

What's the best trick that you've taught her?

-She can put her front legs on my shoulders.

-That's nice.

I don't think you'll have any trouble with this either.

-And Frankie, you've got a Border collie.

-Yeah.

I'm a big fan of Border collies. What is your collie called?

-Scout.

-And how old's Scout?

-He's four now.

What kind of things do you and Scout like doing together?

We like going to the beach, just running down the beach.

-Were you on the beach this morning?

-Yeah.

The first thing to do is get your dog standing in front of you.

Nelly, front. Good girl. And you need some treats.

When you're training a dog, you want to keep the treats really small

so your dog doesn't get full up. Something nice and juicy

like meat. Something wet is quite good for it. Tiny treats.

We're going to lure the dogs.

You also have to be very clear that you know what command you'll use.

You saw Ashleigh and Pudsey there and they use "close" and "back".

I use "left" and "right" with Nelly.

You have to be careful that when your dog's doing the trick...

so the first step is luring the dog around the circle.

Come on, up, up. Like this.

When the dog's doing it, that's when you say the command.

Left. Good girl. And again. When the dog's doing it... Left. Good girl.

So they know that's what the word means. OK, so that's step one.

Step two is similar.

You don't have a treat right at the dog's nose, a bit further away.

Left. Good girl. And finally, step three. Nelly, look at me.

You don't have the treat up at all. Nelly, left. Good girl.

Sit. Good girl. When you get one completely done,

you can then move onto the next one which we use to be "right".

Nelly, right. Good girl.

But I would start at the beginning with that again.

Make sure the dog knows one command before you move onto the next

-so we don't confuse them. Do you all know what you're doing?

-Yeah.

Brilliant. These guys are going to keep practising but for now,

give them a big round of applause, everyone.

APPLAUSE

Thanks, Claire. And good luck to all of our trainers.

We'll be finding out how they're getting on later in the show.

Now, Scotty boy, I heard a rumour that you were challenged to

-a surfing contest by a dog.

-I was, dude. I totally crashed that mutt

as I carved my way straight into the blue room.

I have no idea what you just said or even if it was the truth.

Let's find out what really happened.

As well as being the location for this week's show, the beaches

and bays of the beautiful Cornish coastline are the number one

destination for a very cool brand of fun-seeker.

Surfing is a fast and furious watersport that can be enjoyed

all around the British coast. Surf fanatics need to be brave

if they're going to "catch a tube" without "getting thrashed".

That's surfing speak, by the way!

But given this show is called Who Let The Dogs Out And About?,

it's not human surfers we're on the look-out for. Oh, no.

I've heard a rumour there's a dog in Cornwall that can surf.

And as an Aussie, I felt it was my duty to come and investigate.

Why does everyone think all Aussies can surf?

So I'm here at Fistral Beach in Newquay to teach this measly mutt

how to carve up some waves.

'Actually, Mango the Labrador retriever is one mighty superdog.

'She's a local celebrity here in Newquay for her surfing antics.

'I caught up with Mango and her family

'on Fistral Beach to see just how good she is in the water.'

Come on, Mango. Let's go surfing.

Matt and Mango make their way out from the shallows to find some deeper

water and hopefully, some big waves.

Then it's a waiting game to see if any surf's up.

Mango might be wet but she's loving being in the water.

Matt spots a wave coming in, paddles to get up speed

and then...wow! They're surfing!

Cowabunga! Mango is one gnarly dude.

That's more surf-speak, by the way.

Most people would normally take their dog for a walk in, say, the park.

You've decided to take her surfing. How did that start?

We only discovered that she was up for surfing one day

when she just followed me out. I decided

I'd get her a proper big board so we bought this special board.

It's got a nice foam coating on it.

It's a beginner's surfboard, basically.

But it's perfect for her because it's soft so if it bumps into her,

it wouldn't hurt her. And also her claws really dig into it

-really well so she's got a good grip.

-Bit of grip?

-Yeah.

'Labradors like Mango are natural water dogs.

'She's perfectly happy to swim out with you and jump on the board.'

Right, so Matt's going to give me a lesson now.

Obviously I don't need it(!) How do you actually get up on the board?

You're lying on the board, paddling. Paddle hard, catch the wave

-and you put your hands on the side. Jump up.

-Ooh, nice move!

That's how you... That's called the pop.

Paddle, paddle, paddle, paddle, paddle and then...up.

Right, so I've had the lesson

and I reckon that I can last on the board longer than Mango.

-What do you think?

-We'll have to see, won't we?

-We will have to see.

'Confession time, dear viewer.

'I might be Australian but I haven't been surfing in a long while.

'In fact, it's safe to say I'm not going to be much competition

'for Mango today.'

'Wipeout!'

'I think I might have invented a new sport. Surfdiving, anyone?'

'I've had to eat it once too often today.

'Time to step aside and let the real surf stars show us some moves.

'Totally rad, Mango. Matt and Mango are an awesome double act.

'In fact, totally bodacious!

'And that's our final piece of surfing jargon for today.'

Wow, so much harder than I remember!

Well played there.

I have to be honest and say I think you and Mango took it.

-Just by a bit. Just by a little bit.

-Yeah, maybe!

There you have it, I've been outsurfed by a dog.

Do you think cats surf? I really hope they do.

Still to come,

Dr Scott will be taking a look at some amazing dog gadgets,

we'll find out what Ashleigh and Pudsey REALLY get up to at home...

Claire's back at the Trick Time area

to see how today's young trainers are getting on

and our Kate visits a very special beauty parlour.

But first up, it's over to Dr Scott!

Hello and welcome to Dr Scott's Corner.

This very, very first edition, it's a super-cool one,

it's all about doggy gadgets.

-KIDS:

-Cool!

-I know.

It's covering the latest and greatest innovations for man's best friend.

Now, you may wonder how much people spend on their dogs.

Well, it's thought, on average,

about £8,000 are spent pampering your pooches from things

like really posh dog beds to camcorders just like this.

This is a camcorder you can use and watch your dog

while you're out and about.

Not all the technology needs to be this expensive.

It can actually be quite cheap.

The first one we'll talk about is microchips.

These are like the little bits of metal you find inside your computer

or your phone but they're specially designed for dogs.

It's not as scary as it looks or sounds.

Basically we place that underneath the dog's skin.

Why do we do that in the vet clinic?

Because we don't want your dog to get lost.

It's thought about 900 pets in the UK get lost every single day.

So I need a bit of a glamorous assistant to help me show you

a little bit more about microchips.

-Here!

-Ashleigh Butler, everyone.

-I'm here.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And here's the lovely Pudsey.

With the microchip,

it's actually present in this quite large needle here.

You can see it's a tiny little thing,

like the size of a grain of rice. It's really small.

Now, I would normally put this underneath the skin of Pudsey.

You grab a section of skin... Hello, mate.

Then you pop it straight underneath there.

But Pudsey's already microchipped, there's no need.

-Ashleigh, are you microchipped?

-Um, no, but I'm fine, really.

-I'm not going to get lost.

-She's fine, we'll leave it be(!)

We'll just show you what this is.

It looks like Starship Enterprise, actually it's a scanner.

These are present at all the rescue centres

and vet clinics so it's just a way

we can then ID your dog. BEEP

If we don't know their name, of course.

There you go. So there is a nice number.

A 15 digit number that is present on the microchip.

What that would do is it would mean that Pudsey could be related

to Ashleigh by this number.

Now we are going to talk a little bit more about a few more wacky

little toys and things you can get hold of.

They can be quite cheap but they are really quite fun to use.

Hello, Jacob, what have you got there?

-Well, this is a glow-in-the-dark lead.

-It is.

And this is a glow-in-the-dark collar.

And then here, what my brother has got, is...

A glow-in-the-dark Frisbee.

A glow-in-the-dark Frisbee. Well, I think this is a really good idea.

Cos if you need to see your dog in the dark

and you're taking your dog for a walk, it's a really good idea

so you know people can see you from a distance.

I don't know how many people would throw a Frisbee in the dark.

-Would you throw a Frisbee in the dark?

-No.

-No.

OK, look, tell me, thumbs up or thumbs down,

what do we think about the lead and the collar? Good stuff?

Yeah? Good stuff, everyone? Yeah, brilliant.

What do we think about the Frisbee that glows in the dark?

Would we use the Frisbee that glows in the dark? No.

I don't think we would. There you go.

-Right, so, next up we have got the lovely Claire and Nelly.

-Hello.

-What are you showing me here today?

-OK, this is for cleaning dogs' paws.

And the thing you are meant to do,

you have got a dog with nice sandy paws, extra sandy,

and the dog puts his paw in this plunger and it comes out clean.

-That's what's meant to happen.

-Sounds like a good idea.

It's quite hard getting the dog to put their paw in the plunger.

-Nelly, you got your paw in?

-Good girl. Well done. Looking beautiful.

It came out clean and went straight back onto the sand.

Yeah. Let's have a look in here. There's a bit of water in there.

You can see those brushes, that's pretty clever.

Actually, it's going to help to keep those paws nice and clean.

It's great if you take your dog

to the beach then have it in the back of the car.

But also, if you've got grass seeds, they are really

common in the summer and autumn, it'll help to just wash those off.

So, every day, give your dog a little bit of a foot spa.

What did we think, guys? Thumbs up or thumbs down? Sort of mixed reviews.

Thumbs up, generally. That's brilliant. OK, last but not least.

Hello there. How are you doing?

So, you have got little Minnie here, wearing a crazy pair of goggles.

Tell me all about that.

They protect the dog from UV light but they are great fun

and they look really cool but there is a serious side to them.

Not too long ago, she had to have an eye operation

to remove an ulcer from her eye.

To help with healing, particularly when she is

-walking and running out amongst the scrub...

-It's protective.

Yeah, it stops any rubbish from getting in her eye.

So it helps with the healing process.

And it looks quite fashionable as well.

What is good for these is, I've seen dogs wear them

when they are hanging their heads out of a car.

Dogs love hanging their heads out but they get a lot of stuff in their eyes

and they can get conjunctivitis, which is an infection in the eye

so, of course, having protective eyewear like this

is going to solve the problem. So it's brilliant. There we go.

Thanks very much for coming along to the first ever Dr Scott's Corner.

The top tip this week is there has been lots of money

invested into gadgets for your dog but, remember,

it's all about the health and well-being of your dog.

If they don't like it, if they are not comfortable, just don't get it.

For all the information you might need on the gadgets

we've covered today or any information on your dog and

looking after them then check out the entertaining

but always informative CBBC website.

Thanks, Scott, and on the subject of the website,

whilst you're there, why not play the online game Barkmania.

Ashleigh has got this week's secret code to unlock

something new for the game.

The code is football...

-Hang on a minute, what does football have to do with dogs?

-I don't know.

Anyway, football, paw print, waggy tail, woof.

That's football, paw print, waggy tail, woof.

Write that down cos you're going to need it.

Up next, this girl is going to be answering some of your questions.

It's Ask Ashleigh.

My question for Ashleigh is has your dog got any unusual habits?

Well, Pudsey does have a bit of a thing for pillows.

Don't ask me why, but every time we go on

and do an interview on the telly, he goes straight to them pillows.

He loves sniffing them and digging his head in them. Strange dog.

My question for Ashleigh and Pudsey is

what the first trick to start training with?

Well, I'll always say, make sure you start with the basics.

So make sure your dog can sit, down and stay. That's always handy.

Then I would say, start off with a spin, maybe.

They are really easy to learn

and the dogs can pick it up really quick.

My question for Ashleigh is has your dog ever rolled in poo?

He has.

Many times.

And I have had to go home and bath him

so I wasn't very happy when he did that.

They say you should never work with children and animals

but here at Who Let The Dogs Out And About?

we say, "Rubbish."

We have got dogs, we've got children and today we have got a pony.

I've also got Angelina and Rachel here.

They're going to do a display for us.

What are you going to do today?

We are going to do lots of tricks with Nimbus and Jess.

And this is Nimbus the horse, the pony, and Jess.

What kind of tricks are you going to do?

Jess is going to ride the pony and go down the slide, isn't she?

How long have you been doing this for?

This routine, we have been doing for a few months

-but we have been training for about six years now.

-That's a long time.

-Yes, it is.

-And who started it?

I started it with my stallion and I wanted to see what I could achieve,

trick-wise, with him and it worked. It was very successful, so we started

on the other animals and the dogs then put them together, didn't we?

-Yes.

-Angelina enjoyed doing it as well.

-And you train the horses too, Angelina?

-Yeah.

What have you trained the horse to do?

I've trained him to walk on his knees and stuff.

-Brilliant, I can't wait to see this. OK, are you guys ready to go?

-Yeah.

Off we go then. Give them a big round of applause, everyone.

APPLAUSE

So, what has Angelina got in store for us today?

A wave to start. A lovely wave from Nimbus the horse.

And nice action from Angelina, too.

And here comes Jess the Jack Russell.

Up onto Angelina's back and then onto Nimbus's back. Amazing.

And there is a bow.

Oh, no. There is a fall. Jess has fallen off.

But Angelina offers a helping hand

and Jess is back on board.

Now Nimbus lies down and Jess is standing on her hind legs

on Nimbus's back.

Clever stuff, there.

Now a couple of jumps.

Oh, and off she goes again.

Have you ever seen a dog riding horse before?

I certainly haven't.

Now Jess is on a barrel. Good barrel roll. Great balance.

That's the sort of balance we saw on Nimbus's back earlier.

The crowd are loving this.

Now she's playing the piano.

She truly is a very talented dog.

Maybe not too musical, though.

CHEERING

What next?

Jess jumps onto the ball and balances on her hind legs.

She is one clever Jack Russell.

Some good posing from Angelina too.

Jess through the hoop and onto Angelina's back.

Will she go through the hoop again?

Yes, there she goes, onto the back again.

CHEERING

Now Angelina has been joined by her mum Rachel.

Jess is skipping.

Is there no end to this dog's talents?

Now Nimbus is lying down.

What a well-trained horse.

That is some good waving from Nimbus.

Back with Jess.

Down the slide, there she goes,

and through the hoop.

Now, what's in store here?

Jack-in-the-box says surprise to me.

It's Jacob.

Jacob in the box.

And he gets a helping hand out there.

CHEERING

That was brilliant. Well done, guys.

How long did it take you to teach a dog to ride a horse?

It takes a while because the dog has to learn the balance of the horse.

The horse has to get the right speed.

-Was the dog ever frightened of the horse?

-No.

-The horse ever frightened of the dog?

-No.

They fall off, they just want to get back on again.

-I saw that earlier.

-Like Jess.

-You did so well.

Give them a big round of applause, everyone. They did brilliantly.

APPLAUSE

That was possibly the most incredible thing I've ever seen in my life.

There was a skipping dog, a waving pony

-and a jack-in-the-box was actually a Jack in the box.

-I know.

What more could you want? Maybe Pet Squad. Take a look.

# Three happy pets, one crazy goose

# It all went bad when the goose got loose

# Crazy times and that's the truth

# Boop-boop-be-doop-boop Boop-a-de-doo

# Prof's machine held a big surprise

# For all the pets got trapped inside

# All of them got superized

# Boop-boop-be-doop-boop Boop-a-de-doo

# What's P-Town gonna do?

# Some other pets got super too

# Watch out, she's coming through! #

I'll get you, Pet Squad!

# Pet Squad! #

Oops.

I do love your massages, Pepe.

Oh, yeah. Purrrrr.

Ahhhhh...

Once I'm done with you two,

it's doggie bath time.

I don't think I need a bath this week, Pepe.

Yow! Eugh.

Think again, Dodge.

PROF: Great news, my lovely little pets.

We are going on holiday.

Behold my latest creation - the portable, inflatable beach.

# Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside. #

Oh.

ALARM RINGS

Dodge, Bingo, we'd better roll.

All right, no bath!

TOYS SQUEAK A TUNE

-Eek.

-Yeow!

-Yee-ha!

Has anyone seen my sunscreen?

Superization is go, go, go.

Ha, ha, ha!

Hi-ya!

Meow.

I think I've got sand in my pants.

Waaaaah!

CRASH!

Ahem, ahem, Bingo.

Oh.

CHIEF DELANEY: Pet Squad, we need your help.

Mother Goose showed up to the unveiling of Mayor Mathews' statue.

Hm, I like it. But something is missing.

Huh?

You can't do this.

Who's going to stop me, huh? Ha, ha, ha! Honk-honk!

Pet Squad, that's who.

Pepe.

SHE WHISTLES

And over there, where your office is,

that will be where I put the duck pond. Gooseland will be so lovely.

You'll never get away with this.

-MOCKING:

-You'll never get away with this.

Whoopee!

Yeah!

Oh, Pet Squad, right on schedule.

Norman, dearie.

-You know what to do.

-Yes, ma'am.

Whoa!

-Ugh!

-Oof!

Hi-ya!

Attack!

Quack, quack, quack, quack!

Oh, duckies! I should have brought breadcrumbs.

I brought a knuckle sandwich.

Quack, quack, quack, quack!

Quack, quack, quack, quack!

I hate having my massage disturbed.

It makes me stressed.

-# Hmm, hmm-hmm-hmm. #

-Quack, quack, quack, quack!

Quack, quack, quack, quack!

# Doo-doo-doo, bum-bum. #

Oh, hello, Mr Balloon.

Haven't I seen you on TV? Ow!

We have got ducks deluxe. But where is the goose?

Quick, guys, over here. >

"Dear Pet Squad, if you want to see your stupid robot again,

"you must comply with my demands."

Pepe!

"Stop all Pet Squad ac...ti...vity

"and let me do my bad stuff."

"And Sheeba must bring me a pony, alone. I've always wanted a pony.

"Kiss, kiss, kiss, Mother Goose.

"PS, Mua-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha."

I knew something here didn't smell right.

-Hey.

-Oh, how could we have been so dim?

The duck decoy is the oldest trick in the book.

Isn't it the second oldest trick in the book?

Mua-ha-ha-ha-ha! Honk-honk!

Brains as well as beauty.

Without Pet Squad messing things up,

P-Town will finally become Gooseland.

And I will have my very own pony.

We are going to get a pony, we are going to get a pony.

-What will we call it?

-Silence!

Funny name for a pony.

Let's get a rabbit instead. They're so cute. Big ears, big teeth.

I want a pony so put a lid on it, bean can.

Potbellied pig?

I want a pony! Norman!

Tropical fish? Iguana? How about a nice walrus?

Waaah!

T-rexes are cuddly. Small arms.

I'm amazed anybody would ever want him back.

Somebody get me a screwdriver.

Let's go old-school.

Hit Mother Goose's observatory hard and spring Pepe out of there.

Whammo!

That's just what Mother Goose is expecting.

A-ha, but she knows we know that so it won't be what she's expecting.

-But...

-Unless she knows that we know that she knows we know that

and then...

Great news, guys. Pepe is back.

"Hey, guys, g-g-great to be back. Who wants some din-dins?"

I would love some.

Bingo is not taking this well.

"I m-m-missed you, B-B-Bingo."

I've missed you too, Pepe.

Oh.

Oh-oh.

Hey, it'll be OK, big guy.

-I've got a plan.

-Is it risky?

-Yeah.

-Will we face danger at every turn?

-Oh, yes.

-Will I be chased by a giant panda dressed up like Mayor Mathews?

-What?

Hey, count me in. Let's boogie.

Pepe!

DOORBELL

'Who is it?'

It's Sheeba. I've got the pony.

Neigh.

Ah-ha-ha-ha! My pony!

I love you. Giddy up.

My pony! My pony!

Hey, Puddy Tat, you're just in time.

We are going to play a fun game with a tin opener

because I never shut up, never shut up, never shut up.

So, no funny business, huh, cat?

Nope, you've outsmarted us this time, mother Goose.

Well, yes, of course.

I am an evil genius, after all.

We fell for the second oldest trick in the book.

I think you'll find the duck decoy

and balloon up a darkened alley is the oldest trick in the book.

Oh, no, it's not.

Oh, yes, it is.

Oh, no, it's not.

Waaaah!

G-g-g-galloping gravy, that pony just transformed

into a dog and a guinea pig. Spooky.

You! My pony?

I knew I smelt a rat.

You should try being in the suit with him. He stinks!

Oops!

Yo, Pepe, need a hand?

-Thank you.

-Get them!

Quack, quack, quack, quack!

It's Ouch-o time!

HE HOWLS

Quack! Quack! Quack! Quack!

Quack!

-Quack. Quack. Quack.

-Ah.

Don't worry, Pepe, we'll soon have you out of here.

I bet one of these buttons opens the cage.

Don't just press buttons if you don't know what they do.

It will be the big red one.

It's always the big red one.

Mua-ha-ha-ha! Guess again.

What did you dooooo?

Ha-ha-ha-ha! Honk-honk!

What?

Yay!

No, they're getting away. Stop them. Honk-honk!

PEPE: I had a lovely time. Let's do lunch.

No, foiled again.

Whoa!

Don't press any buttons, I said.

I mean, how hard is that? Stupid dog. Never listens.

What's new, pussycat? Whoopee!

Home, sweet home.

Home.

I love you, Pepe.

All's well that ends...

Waah!

Scrubby, scrub, scrub, scrub.

Rub-a-dub-a-dub...

Yeah, the sweet smell of victory.

Sunscreen? Anyone?

I knew Pet Squad would save Pepe.

There was never any doubt at all in my mind.

Stay tuned to find out how Claire's Trick Timers are getting on.

Right now, we are at home with Ashleigh and Pudsey.

# Fame, I'm gonna make it to heaven

# Baby, remember my name

# Remember my name. #

Pudsey, that's disgusting.

HE WHIMPERS

I'm back at the Trick Time area and I'm about to find out

how our three trainers are getting on teaching their dogs how to spin.

Now, here's Ashleigh and Pudsey doing it.

So, here's a spin, once more.

Ready, Puds? Ready? Back, go.

Ready? Close. Good boy.

Back. Good. Close. Good boy.

Well done. Good luck.

Now we'll find out how Annabel's doing. How are you doing, Annabel?

She's been doing really well.

OK, let's see what Lucy can do.

-Good girl.

-That's very good. That's very good.

-Oh, you're doing both ways.

-Yeah.

-Have you got different commands for it?

-Left and right.

Left and right.

Are you being very clear to say them when you're doing it?

When I see you again, I want you to be standing straight

and saying left or right to Lucy.

-And she's to be doing it without the food. OK?

-OK.

-Brilliant.

Molly, how's Fran getting on?

Fine, she has learned to follow the food around in a circle.

OK, brilliant, can you show me?

Oh, very good.

-And what command are you using, Fran?

-Spin.

-You're saying spin.

That's good. Are you going to teach her the other way as well,

-do you think?

-Yes. I tried to do the other way.

What command are you going to use for the other way?

Probably spin again.

If you use spin for both then Fran won't know which way you

want her to spin so I reckon you should think up a new word.

-Like twist.

-I might do turn.

-Turn would be good. That's a good idea.

Hey, Frankie, how are you getting on there with Scout?

He is not doing too bad.

That's good. Let's see what he can do.

Good boy, Scout.

Good boy. Good boy.

Oh, brilliant. Well done.

-That's very good. Scout is getting a bit hot, isn't he?

-Yeah.

-Have you been putting water on him?

-Yeah.

-There's also a sea there.

Does he like swimming?

-Yeah, he does.

-You could take him for a little dip.

If he comes back wet I won't be surprised.

That would cool him down a bit.

-What word are you using, Frankie?

-Left and right.

Left and right, brilliant. This lot are going to keep practising.

Here's what's still to come on today's show.

We'll be back at Dr Scott's Corner for some audience questions.

Three brave souls take on

the Who Let The Dogs Out And About? Time trial.

Claire's knowledge of whippets is put to the test in

telly's only doggy quiz - Challenge Claire.

And we'll be treated to the best of Cornwall's catwalking canines.

So cute.

Now, earlier in the show, we mentioned that

there is a secret code to unlock something amazing

in the Barkmania game.

So, if you missed it earlier, here's Kate with the code.

Oh, yes, if you missed it, where were you?

Get a pen, write it down. You're going to need it.

This week's code is football, paw print, waggy tail, woof.

That's football, paw print, waggy tail, woof.

Go online and put this in on the Barkmania game.

You're going to need it.

I still have no idea what

football and dogs have in common.

I don't know. Do you know? You don't know either. We don't know.

Hello, and welcome back to Dr Scott's Corner.

I've been answering question after question and there is still

more to come so, hello there, what's this beautiful dog you've got here?

-Giddy.

-Giddy. And what's your question?

She always eats, like, snails and slugs and everything,

like, disgusting. How can I stop her?

Well, puppies are really interested in eating a lot of different things

but it's not actually always very healthy for them. So, slugs,

they can get something called lung worm, that is quite dangerous.

What you want to do is tell them off, like a quick, "No,"

then give them something you are happy for them to eat or chew

but hopefully, as she grows up into an adult dog, she'll grow out of it.

It's not a very nice habit, that one.

-Hello there, Craig, how are you doing?

-I'm all right.

-What's your question?

-Why did my dog chew his feet?

Most of the time it's actually

cos your dog is probably allergic to something in the environment.

-You have used a few things before, haven't you?

-Yeah.

What have you used?

-First off we tried Sellotaping socks to his feet.

-Right.

Which was quite a laugh but it didn't work.

Then we ended up using a cone but we can't leave the cone on him

-for ever cos he needs to eat.

-Absolutely. I think what it is -

you need to get to the source of the problem and I think it is

probably likely to be allergy.

So go to your vet and ask to get an allergy blood test

and it'll show up a bunch of things he's likely allergic to.

You remove them from his environment or from his diet

and you'll maybe find he's got a lot less itchy feet.

Good luck with that. Hello, Courtney.

-Hello.

-How are you?

-I'm fine.

-And who is this little dog we've got here?

-Buster.

Buster. So, tell me, what's your question?

Buster has a lump on his tummy.

Does he? Let's have a little look, shall we? Hello, Buster.

Oh, look at you. I like your T-shirt. Very nice. Look at that.

Oh, I can see. Well, that is called an umbilical hernia.

It's basically where his belly button is an outtie rather than an innie.

I would probably say that that is small enough not to worry.

If it got a lot bigger, I would say go and see a vet and sort it out but

also, I would say that he's got quite a big tummy generally, hasn't he?

So, maybe cut down on the treats. All right?

-Hello, Alfie.

-Hello.

-How are you going?

-Fine.

-What's your question?

My question is why has my dog got worn-down teeth

when he doesn't like chewing stones?

OK, well let's have a little look.

Are you going to let me have a look at your teeth? Oh, I see. Yeah.

They are quite worn down at the front.

-He does like chewing sticks, does he?

-Yes.

-Yeah.

Well, I think, generally, whenever a dog chews excessively

and certainly this kind of dog loves chasing and fetching, don't they?

He's definitely worn them down. I don't think it's anything to

worry about but when your dog gets vaccinated, get your vet to

just quickly check in your dog's mouth to make sure they're all A-OK.

Thanks so much, everyone, for coming back to Dr Scott's Corner.

Some fantastic questions this week. But now, back to you, Kate.

Now, I'm not sure if you can tell,

but I am actually a bit of a fashionista. Oh, yes.

So, when they asked me to do some filming at a high-fashion parlour

in Brighton, I naturally thought I was the one getting spoilt.

Turns out I wasn't getting pampered at all.

Oh, hi, guys, I'm here for work experience.

What do you want me to do?

You will be needing this.

-And these.

-Oh.

Looks like this is my uniform for today.

-Right, I am ready. Hello.

-Hi.

-So this is...?

-Buddha.

What is Buddha having done?

Buddha's going to have a bath and blow dry.

-Lovely.

-She was a very dirty puppy yesterday.

When they get wet, it really curls.

Curly Shirley is what we call him!

'We all like to look good, like

'having new clothes or getting a haircut to make us feel nice.'

Seems to be really enjoying it.

You have shrunk. 'Your dog is slightly different,

'they don't care what they look like.

'But they do like to know they're in safe hands

'and grooming is a great way of doing just that.'

-And his tail. Do his bottom.

-Lovely!

My favourite part.

'Once your dog knows it is not under attack from the showerhead, brush

'or scissors, then it will relax

'and enjoy being pampered and preened.'

-Ready for your rinse? Shall we test the water again?

-Yes.

'Grooming is important for keeping your dog clean

'and free from parasites and other skin problems.

'But more crucially,

'grooming is one of the best ways to bond with your dog.'

Are you squeaky clean now?

-There we go.

-Oh, good boy!

'Chelle has her work cut out

'and it is going to take a bit of time to get

'Buddha dried and brushed to become the pooch prince he deserves to be.

'And now it is Dexter's turn for some TLC.'

What's going on, Dexter?

Do you want me to wipe the lens for you?

'Dexter is a miniature schnauzer and he is getting a haircut, lucky boy.'

He likes that!

'Clipper time!

'Trimming should be left to an adult who knows what they are doing, or

'even better, a trained professional.

'Don't try this at home on your own.'

Really is a close shave!

Good boy, well done.

'Time for some careful finishing touches from the experts.

'Please remember, these guys know what they are doing.

'Don't wave scissors near your dog's eyes.'

Whilst you finish off, I might just go and see how Buddha is getting on.

-Look at Buddha! He looks totally different.

-He does, doesn't he?

-How long did this take?

-About 45 minutes.

You look like a whole new dog. Like cotton wool. So snugly.

'And he loves me too!'

Hi, Gordon.

'Now it's time for me to indulge in some canine retail therapy

'in the front of the parlour.'

OK, so...

-Who are you going to pick for first?

-Choose one for Dexter.

-Dexter.

He is grey and white so red really stands out.

I was looking at that, thinking that looks really nice.

If we do that one.

-Matching collar?

-Yeah, lovely.

So that is Dexter sorted. And then we have got Buddha.

I'm thinking...

Something a bit wider, colourful.

-Perfect.

-Yeah.

Yeah, he's going to stand out from the crowd in that, isn't he?

Only the finest for Buddha.

-Let's go pop them on.

-OK.

'Time to get Dexter

'and Buddha ready for a walk with one of their doggy pals.'

Hey, guys, look what we have got. We have chosen a few collars for you.

Yes. Buddha, this one is yours.

'I think they look amazing,

'Dexter's red collar really suits his neat and tidy finish.

'And fluffy Buddha's rainbow collar sits beautifully against his

'cotton wool bouffant.' Let's take these dogs for a catwalk.

'The dogs look good and more importantly,

'they have enjoyed the experience of being groomed.

'I am proud to be seen with them all around town.'

# And if this ain't love

# Why does it feel so good...? #

I don't think Kate should give up her day job,

she got more of a bath than the dogs did!

Do you think Nelly would like a makeover?

No way, Nelly is too much of a tomboy.

We met a dog in the park one day who had had a makeover

and you could see Nelly turning her nose up at it.

She is more of a mucky pup than a parlour pooch, is Nelly.

Next up, here's Time Trial.

Yes, I am here waiting for the ultimate in dog agility.

This is the Who Let The Dogs Out And About Time Trial.

But we don't have real dogs doing this trial.

We have humans dressed as dogs and they will take on the biggest

time challenge in humans-dressed- as-dogs-doing-agility history ever.

They will take it in turns to go around our amazing agility course.

The course. First up, the poles of peril.

Competitors must weave their way through. Then the seesaw of sorrow.

Getting over safely is trickier than it looks. Next, the mat of mayhem.

Competitors must freestyle for three seconds. Over the hurdles of hurt.

They are not high but be careful. And finally, the tunnel of terror.

Take the big bone with you or your time won't count.

We will have our marshal standing by, keeping the official time.

Marshal, are you ready? Fantastic. Take your position, please.

First up, Michael the whippet.

A racing breed, he will be quick off the mark at the start line.

Let's do this, in three, two, one. Go.

And he certainly is quick off the mark.

Weaving his way through the poles of peril.

Amazing pole action there, going superfast.

Over the seesaw of sorrow with no trouble at all.

Bit of freestyling here and he's chasing his tail. Excellent work.

Over the hurdles. Did you know,

whippets are virtually free of doggy odour which is helpful if

you're going through an enclosed space like a tunnel, as he is here.

He's got the bone.

He is across the finish line in 27.17 seconds.

APPLAUSE

Next, Roisin the Dalmatian.

Will she knock the spots off the other competitors' times?

Let's find out, in three, two, one. Go.

And Roisin is off.

Can you spot her as she whizzes her way through those poles of peril?

Going very quickly there. Excellent pole work.

Paw-fect, you could say. And she is coming onto the mat of mayhem.

What is she going to do? It is a rollover from Roisin.

Over to the hurdles now.

Did you know, Dalmatians used to carry secret messages

and emergency supply kits during World War II?

She has got to carry a bone through this tunnel.

Is she going to make it in a record time?

Let's find out.

And she crosses the finish line with 31.89 seconds.

Finally, Scott the collie.

I hope there are no sheep on the course or

he may be too distracted to finish.

In three, two, one. Go.

And Scott the collie is off, excellent work there.

Moving quickly through the poles of peril.

Can you "tail" he is going to manage this very easily?

Onto the mat of mayhem where we have another roll.

Onto the hurdles of hurt, will he make this?

Oh, he is down!

Scott the collie is down. Can he make up his time?

He has got to work his way through the tunnel.

Collies are usually very intelligent dogs and if this

was a reading test I'm sure he would be at the top of the leaderboard.

But it isn't, it is an agility test. And he is across the line.

APPLAUSE

Over to Kate for the result.

So all three dogs have completed the course, but who was the fastest?

Only one man knows the answer to that question, that is our marshal.

Thank you, marshal. I can reveal that today's winner is...

..Michael!

Congratulations, Michael, you were fastest round our Time Trial

and you get this special medal. Congratulations, well done.

Tune in next time to see more humans dressed as dogs doing agility.

What's not to love? We'll see you soon, bye.

The cutest puppy on the fluffiest pillow, this is Puppy On A Pillow.

Meet Binky.

The saddest little Boston Terrier puppy to grace the purple pillow.

Just look at her big puppy dog eyes. Aw! She is just nine weeks old.

It must be cold and lonely up there. Oh, I just can't take it any more.

It's just too sad.

# All by myself

# Don't wanna be all by myself

# Any more... #

Right, I have had enough of this. On with the show.

There will be more puppies next week.

But now, it is time for the UK's only dog quiz,

exclusive to CBBC, this is Challenge Claire!

APPLAUSE

Right, today's challenger is Jasmine. Hi, Jasmine.

-Hello.

-Welcome to the show,

and she's brought along her beautiful whippet, Sally.

Hi, Sally. Looking comfy. Yep, she's settled in all right.

-How are you guys feeling, confident?

-A little bit.

That's what I want to here.

-Have you been doing your homework on whippets?

-A bit.

That's what I want to hear.

You'll need to know your stuff to stand a chance

against our canine clever clogs, Claire

So, today's questions are going to be on whippets, just to be clear,

but before we start the quiz, let's test those buzzers.

-Claire goes...

-SQUEAK! SQUEAK!

-Lovely, and Jasmine...

-SQUEAK!

Nice and clear. We're all good. Let's start the quiz.

-Which breed group are whippets from? Claire.

-The hound group.

They are!

True or false, you can only get a whippet from the North of England?

-Claire.

-That's false.

-Yes, false. You can get them all over the place.

Come on, Jasmine. Faster on that buzzer!

True or false, whippets are messy dogs?

-SQUEAK! SQUEAK!

-Who was that?

-CROWD: Jasmine!

-That was Jasmine.

-False?

-It's false, whippets are famed for being clean mutts.

Are whippets scent or sight hounds?

-SQUEAKING

-That was Claire.

-They're sight hounds.

-Yes, they are. Look at those eyes!

Always scanning for fun things to catch.

Complete this sentence about whippets. They are the poor man's...

-Claire.

-Racehorse.

-Yes, it's racehorse, everybody.

APPLAUSE

-What is Sally's favourite food? Jasmine.

-Raw egg.

Raw egg?!

-Urgh!

-It's right, but it's horribly...

Blurrgh-urgh! But it's right.

-What was the whippet originally bred for? Claire.

-Hunting.

-Hunting vermin, mainly.

-Yes, absolutely. I'll accept hunting.

Rabbit hunting and hare hunting.

The whippet's temperament is generally described as what?

-SQUEAK!

-Claire.

-Gentle.

-Yes, gentle.

Affectionate, intelligent, friendly - all of those things.

-What a great dog.

-KLAXON HOOTS

And that's it from Challenge Claire, everybody.

APPLAUSE

I can reveal that today's winner is...

Claire! She is a canine clever clogs.

-Well done, Jasmine.

-She just knows everything about dogs.

Tune in next time for the most popular dog quiz on the telly.

But right now, here are some Cornish dog tales.

Time to hear what our Cornwall audience have to say

about their canine companions.

My name's Melissa and this is Holly.

She crawls into bed with me when I'm asleep.

Come on. Holly, come here. Good girl.

-My name's Jacob and this is my brother...

-Josh.

This is my pet dog called Jessie.

Our funny story is when she's being sneaky, she does this funny crawl.

Hi, my name is Jodie and I have a dog called Muffin.

The funniest thing he likes to do

is when I throw something, he catches it and we play tug-of-war.

Welcome back to Trick Time where we're about to find out

which of our three trainers have mastered spin.

I'm going to start with Annabelle. How have you done with Lucy?

Fine, thank you.

-OK, going to show us what you can do?

-Lucy, left. Good girl.

Wow, you didn't even lure her at all.

-Right.

-Left and right!

That's pretty good. All right, Molly.

You've got some stiff competition there. Let's see what Fran can do.

Fran!

Spin. Fran! Fran! Spi-i-i-n!

-Oh, very good. Oh! Two!

-Good girl.

That's pretty good.

-Frankie, how's Scout?

-He's doing well.

-Are you going to show what you can do?

-Yeah.

-FRANKIE GIGGLES

-A good lie down!

-Scout!

-Scouty!

-Come on.

-Oh!

-Scout. Come on.

Nearly! Come on, Scout!

Yeah! Well done, Scout.

You learnt that brilliantly. You've all done very well.

Obviously, only one of you can win

and it's going to have to be Annabelle and Lucy

cos you did it brilliantly.

Two ways, no lure. But they all deserve a big round of applause.

APPLAUSE

CHEERING

It's so much to learn in an hour but they all did brilliantly well.

Remember, at home, you've got much more time to perfect those moves,

-so get training.

-So much more time.

Ashleigh and Claire will be here next week with more training tips.

But now, get ready to be amazed.

Here are the best-dressed dogs in Cornwall.

CHEERING

First up, we have 12-year-old Isla and her Jack Russell, Lewis,

and they've come dressed as a pair of surfer dudes.

Totally radical, man!

Now, this soggy doggie loves to get wet and thinks it's just swell

when he's allowed to hang ten in the water.

When he's done, he never gets bored of soaking Isla

when he shakes himself off.

Next up, we have ten-year-old Jasper and Mecky the labradoodle

and they've come as Kermit and Elmo!

Mecky is an absolute animal when it comes to her dinner

but it's never enough for her

and if she can't find more, she's partial to a pair of socks.

-What a Muppet!

-Oh!

Now we have eight-year-old Karis

and Freddie the Jack Russell Lakeland terrier cross.

They're dressed as Alice and the White Rabbit.

Freddie loves to dig, especially in the garden,

which makes Karis' mum as mad as a hatter!

She sometimes even shouts, "Off with his head!"

when she finds the flower beds torn up.

And we continue with Melissa and her border collie, Holly.

They've come dressed as a guard and convict.

Holly likes to break out her skills at agility classes.

She's best at jumps, but not so good at weave poles.

Maybe she's afraid she'll get stuck behind bars!

Oh!

And finally, we saw them earlier in the display area,

let's pay atten-n-n-ntion

to ten-year-old Angelina and her Jack Russell, Jess.

They've come dressed as a pair of Coldstream Guards.

This little soldier has an artillery of tricks up her sleeve.

She can play dead, roll the barrel and dance,

but her secret weapon is riding a pony.

Maybe she should be in the Mounted Guards.

Ladies and gentlemen, please give it up

for our Cornish cat-walking canines!

CHEERING

-Well done, guys. Well done. Officer.

-You were brilliant!

So that's it for today's show,

a huge thanks to everybody who took part and an even bigger thank you

to our wonderful Padstow audience.

Give yourselves a huge round of applause.

-We'll see you next time, but bye for now!

-Bye!

-Bye!

Tune in next time when the roadshow will be stopping off in Liverpool.

Kate proves that she's actually very brave as she gets up

close and personal with a pack of wolves.

Claire and Nelly get competitive

when they discover the amazing world of flyball.

And there'll be dogs jumping through fire. What more could you want?!

I'll see you then.

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