Bristol Who Let the Dogs Out and About?

WOOF!

We are travelling all over the country to bring you

the most amazing, talented - and, sometimes, unusual - dogs.

Doctor 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,

who'll be popping up later in the show.

This is:

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Right, you've met the team.

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

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..Kate...

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..Claire and Nelly.

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Hello and welcome to Who Let The Dogs Out And About.

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This week, our awesome truck has brought us to...

Where are we, audience?

ALL: BRISTOL!

Yeah, we're in Bristol today!

Absolutely, and we're going to be exploring all things dogs.

But first, a closer look at what's coming up on today's show.

First up, Claire and Nelly will be teaching

three young dog trainers and their dogs

a new trick, in Trick Time.

Have we got a treat for you

when Kate meets some amazing dock-diving dogs!

Ashleigh will answer our audience's questions in Ask Ashleigh.

And in Pet Squad, Wilbur gets fired by Mother Goose

and goes to work for Professor Eureka!

What? Surely not! Yeah, it's gonna happen!

So we've got a totally packed show for you today,

but first, let's find out a little bit about our home for today.

Yes, so here's the Who Let The Dogs Out And About guide to Bristol.

Today, we're in the fair city of Bristol.

Bristol stands on the River Avon,

which flows into the Bristol Channel.

One of the most famous Bristolians is Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

He designed the Clifton Suspension Bridge.

It is 75 metres above the water.

That is the same as 450 Chihuahuas standing on top of each other.

Imagine!

Bristol is famous for pirates, like Blackbeard.

He would go into battle with pistols strapped to his chest

and smoke bombs in his hair and beard.

Pretty scary.

One of the most famous movie-star dogs in the world

comes from Bristol.

Beady-eyed beagle Gromit, from Wallace & Gromit.

Pity he's made of clay, or we could have had him in the show.

And that was Bristol.

And now, over to Claire and Nelly for Trick Time.

So today's trick is "crawl"

and I have Nelly here to show you what that should look like.

-OK, Nelly, lie down.

-Dogs don't crawl!

They walk, run and chase their tails!

Crawl.

Crawl. What a good girl.

Amazing. Nelly is a wonder dog! What a performer.

And our three young trainers are going to teach their dogs

to do that before the end of the show.

-We've got Amber, here. Hi, Amber.

-Hello.

-And you've got a Patterdale.

-What's his name?

-Smudge.

-She's a girl, actually.

-Yeah, she's a girl.

-What does she like best in the whole world?

-Feet.

-Feet?

-Yeah, she loves smelly feet.

-But not really smelly feet?

-No, not really smelly, but a bit smelly.

-A bit smelly.

Nicole, you've got a lovely Newfoundland. What's her name?

-Cooper.

-She's lovely. What do you and Cooper like to do together?

Um, well, every weekend, we usually go to dog shows.

And you can qualify for Crufts.

And did you qualify for Crufts?

Yes, so me and Cooper have qualified three times.

Wow, that's impressive. Well done.

Over here, we've got Katie and a cockerpoo. What's her name?

-Daisy.

-That's a sweet name.

Do you and Daisy like to learn tricks?

-Yeah.

-How many tricks do you know, do you reckon?

Quite a few. We can do roll over, speak and weave.

That's pretty good. Do you think she'll speak for us?

DAISY YAPS

Oh, that's very good.

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OK, so today's trick, as you know, is crawl.

It's actually very easy to teach, Nelly here is going to show us.

Do all of your dogs know how to lie down?

Yes, brilliant.

So you put your dog into lie down, like this,

and the first thing you need to do is take your treat

and put it down just so your dog just can't reach it and...

see Nelly's feet moving just a little bit?

So the next step is getting her to go a little further and,

as she does it, as she moves along the ground, you say, "Crawl.

"Good girl." Good girl, Nelly.

Step three is the treat a little bit further away. Like this.

So the dog stays down... Crawl. Crawl. Crawl. Good girl!

OK, do you all think you know what you're doing?

Come here, Nelly.

Yep.

OK, guys, I think you're all ready to go, so get practising.

We'll come back later to see how they are getting on,

but give them a round of applause.

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Thank you, Claire - dog trainer extraordinaire.

Wow, you're a poet. She didn't know it.

Now, Kate here recently visited a diving event.

Now, it wasn't the humans doing the diving.

Oh, no, it was the dogs making a splash.

I'm looking for dock-diving dogs. Where could they be?

Found it!

Dock-diving is a craze that is sweeping the States

and has just hit our shores with a splash.

We're going to see some of Britain's best dogs

diving off a dock.

I'm here with Brandon, who's organised this whole event.

Brandon, what is dock-diving?

Dock-diving is three separate sports.

We have a distance-jumping sport, a height-jumping sport

and a speed sport, all for canines.

So there are usually three different events,

but today, we're focusing on two.

The long jump - that's how far the dog jumps from the dock -

and the speed retrieve, where dogs are timed

on how quickly they return a float to their trainer.

It's a bit like Fetch, except it's in water.

So it's been huge in the States, you've decided to bring it here.

-How are people enjoying it?

-It's starting to catch on nicely.

We're on our fourth year now and have built a base of competitors

and it seems like somebody new who comes out to every event

likes it so much, they keep coming back.

So let's talk stats. Who's been the furthest jumper?

Furthest is a Golden Retriever named Oscar.

He's four years old, he jumped 24 feet, five inches -

-the national record here.

-Have any dogs shocked you?

You thought, "That won't do very well,"

and then suddenly, it breaks the record?

I've seen a Jack Russell terrier from Ontario, Canada,

-jump 26 feet, eight inches.

-Wow.

I have seen a Teacup Chihuahua jump four feet.

I've seen Dutch hounds, wiener dogs, jump four feet, two inches.

-So a new surprise every day for you.

-It is. I still love it.

Now it's time for the last round of the distance event.

Let's see who's made it to the final.

BRANDON ON PA: Keep those hands together.

Let's welcome the first team.

This is Emma, with her German Shepherd, Diesel.

Diesel, don't do this to us now.

We know Diesel jumps out into the water.

-But sometimes dogs will be dogs.

-Oh, no, he's not going to jump!

-Ten seconds.

-Come on, Diesel!

Five, four, three, two, one.

And the clock is going to expire on Diesel, folks, oh, no!

Better luck next time, Diesel.

Let's see how Anne and Digger get on.

Threw it out and here we go...

Wow, he just flew off that dock! Look at him go.

That jump, a very solid jump. Digger out to 16 feet, seven inches.

Well done, that's 4.88 metres for Digger.

Next up, Sarah and Harry.

She has the dog at the back and will call the dog down.

-Throw it in front of his nose.

-Watch out, folks!

Just like that.

Whoa, that was one ginormous splash!

That's even further than Digger.

Let's put our hands together for the farthest-jumping dog...

Next up, it's Oscar.

Now, this should be good - Oscar is the current champ,

but can he set a new British record here today?

Look at that focus.

Wow, that looked far.

Amazing! It's like watching a flying dog.

One more replay, folks,

and I will have the official score for you out here.

-How about a new national record? 24 feet, nine inches!

-He's done it!

A new British record of seven metres, 32 centimetres.

Well done, Oscar.

I'm here with Oscar, Jonathan and Erin.

What would be your top tip for anyone

who wants to get into dock-diving?

Well, as long as the dog really enjoys water and chasing,

if it's a case of trying to get them to have enough speed

approaching the end of the dock, then also throwing any toy

or whatever you throw, just to give it the right trajectory.

Let's have a look at his rosette. Where is it? Brilliant.

Well done, Oscar, congratulations.

Still to come -

three brave souls take on

the Who Let The Dogs Out And About time-trial.

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 Doctor Scott and his doggy best friend Dave try out a new sport.

But first up, it's Doctor Scott's Corner.

Welcome to Doctor Scott's Corner.

Today, we're talking all about parasites.

Parasites are some nasty little creatures that can live in

and on your dog.

You might not know they're there,

but they can make your dog quite unwell.

So what I've done is assemble some crack parasite investigators.

They're going to help us unlock some of the secrets

around the UK's most common doggy parasites.

So, hi, Finlay and Fraser. You guys have got dogs. What are their names?

-Maisy.

-And what's your dog's name?

-Pixie.

-And what kind of dogs are they?

-Pugalier.

-Right.

-Boston terrier with a bit of pug in her.

-OK.

You know your dogs get lots and lots of parasites in them.

So let's start with this nasty little creature.

Look at that, everyone. Urghh! See that?

That can live in your dog, isn't that disgusting?

-OK, so, guys, what do you think that is?

-Tapeworm.

-Oh, he's off the mark.

Round of applause for Fraser! Straight away!

That is a tapeworm. Now, I've got a really big picture of it there.

Assistant Number One, can you hold that up for us?

Look at that disgusting thing.

It's the one that can live in fleas,

so your dog can pick that up by chewing fleas and swallowing them.

You can see the top, it's got big mouth parts.

They've got big teeth there that grapple on to your dog's intestine,

and then suckers around the outside that hold on to the intestine.

These guys, the flea tapeworm, live and grow to about half a metre,

but some species of tapeworm can grow five metres long.

Inside your dog. Isn't that gross?

So the symptoms you might look for in your dogs would be

anything from scooting, where they sit on sit on the ground

and do a dance, rub their bottom.

Or they might just be licking a bit more than normal at the back end.

That's tapeworm. Right, what do we think is in here, guys?

-What does that look like?

-Snails and slugs.

They carry a horrible parasite called lung worm.

So Assistant Number Two, if you can show us that picture.

Look at that horrible thing.

That's called a lung worm. Urrgh!

Now what happens is, a slug or snail can be eaten by a young dog -

puppies tend to like to eat slugs. Older dogs are a bit smarter.

Now, the things you might notice if your dog has lung worm

is they might cough.

They can even cough up blood and they can be really quite unwell.

Or they're tiring after a walk, they're quieter

and slower than normal.

So keep an eye out for lung worm.

Right, boys, so let's start talking about some external parasites.

Parasites that are on the outside of your dog.

-What do you think those little guys are?

-Fleas?

Yes, that's right, fleas. So, what do you think fleas eat?

-Blood.

-Blood, that's right.

Fleas are really annoying parasites for your dog

and one you probably know a lot about.

We've got a great picture of them there from Assistant Number Three.

Can you see the size of that flea's legs?

It can jump 200 times its own height.

So when you're in the park, or maybe your garden,

they then jump on your dog and can live on there.

When the females finish sucking blood, they then lay eggs.

Those can then drop off into your carpet,

so it's an insect that normally you will notice on your dog,

because your dog will be showing symptoms of chewing,

biting at themselves, and also they can

get some quite severe skin diseases called flea allergy dermatitis.

Right, last but not least, we have some of these.

Now, can you see those?

Tiny little things at the moment, can you see what those are?

What do you think that might be?

Any idea? Let's have a look at the picture and see.

-Assistant Number Four. Shout out if you know what that is?

-Ticks!

There's some bright sparks in the audience.

Very good. That is a tick.

You can see those horrible, large mouth parts

that bite really, really hard.

Your dog will know when it's been bitten

and will actually squeak out. They bite hard and they drink blood.

These guys are amazing.

When the females actually attach to your dog, when they start drinking,

they can get to 100 times their original weight,

so that's like me turning into a Bull Elephant just after lunch.

So it's quite a lot to eat.

The worst thing about ticks is that they can bite really hard,

and they carry lots of nasty diseases, like tick fever.

Boys, that's parasites. What do you think?

Um, they're disgusting, really.

They are disgusting.

My top tip this week is that parasites can really

affect your dog quite badly, so be vigilant and work

with your vet to make sure your dog is healthy and parasite-free.

For more information on parasites, check out our website.

Thanks, Scott. And whilst you're at the website,

you might want this week's Bark Mania code. And I happen to have it.

It is bone, star, biscuits, woof.

Grab a pen, write it down.

One more time, bone, star, biscuits, woof.

You can use that code to unlock something pretty cool

in the game Barkmania. But who knows what it is?

You'll just have to go to the CBBC website to find out.

Right now, it's Ask Ashleigh.

How did you get Pudsey to start dancing?

Well, when I was eight,

I joined something called the Young Kennel Club and I competed

in agility, obedience, and many other activities with my dogs.

And then, about three years ago,

the Young Kennel Club started something called Heelwork to Music,

Canine Freestyle, and me and Pudsey

joined straightaway and we never looked back.

My question to Ashleigh is,

what's the hardest trick which you've taught to Pudsey?

Sometimes the most simple tricks are the hardest ones to teach.

For example, when Pudsey puts his paw over his face,

that took quite a long time to actually teach him.

And then, I would also say Pudsey walking on his back legs, as well.

My question to Ashleigh and Pudsey is what's the most expensive

thing you've bought for Pudsey?

Well, we've been so busy since Britain's Got Talent,

we haven't had much time to go shopping,

but I did buy him a buggy,

so if we're in really busy places,

he can hop in there, have his own personal space and go to sleep.

My question to Ashleigh is,

what treats did you use to train Pudsey?

I try and vary my treats,

just because I don't want Pudsey getting bored

of the same old treats.

So, sometimes I use normal dog treats,

other times I use ham,

chicken, sausage, lots and lots of different things.

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On this show, we have the most fantastic dog display teams,

and today, we've got the Tailwagger Dog Club.

And, with me, I've got Angela and Kiwi, here.

Angela, there's all these dogs. How many do you have?

With us today we have 18.

We've got 40 in total in the full team.

-Tell me a little bit about the dogs that you have with you today.

-OK.

They're all pet dogs.

They all live in houses with their handlers and everything.

And you've got Kiwi here. Tell me a bit about Kiwi.

-Kiwi's blind.

-She is, yes. She was blind at two weeks old.

And most people think that disabled dogs might even be put down,

but that's not the case, is it?

Not at all.

Kiwi takes a full part in the team. She's eight years old, now,

she's been to Crufts, she's been in display teams in Crufts

and she's done a Good Citizen Gold Award.

-Brilliant. Are you guys ready to go?

-We are, yes.

-Brilliant. Let's get on with it.

-Come on, Kiwi dog! Come on!

ANNOUNCER: So, the Tailwaggers Display Team.

Now, this could get interesting.

Tails and dogs. What could be simpler?

It's a doggy game all about tidying up.

We have four dogs, lots of soft toys

and four washing-up bowls.

I wonder if they've been trained to do the washing-up, too?

They made quick work of that.

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What's all this? Oh, of course. It's musical chairs with dogs.

Yeah, why not. Four teams, three chairs and three mats.

When the music stops, these clever dogs must sit on a mat

and only then can their owner race in to find a chair.

MUSIC STOPS

-AUDIENCE:

-Aww!

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First out, it's Pippin.

Well, I think he's more interested in his next treat.

# I can't believe that Every day and every night

# It's getting better With you out of my life

# It's like I flicked a switch And now I'm feeling good

# No way to stop it, Now you wish that you could

# When the...

MUSIC STOPS

DOG BARKS

-AUDIENCE:

-Aww!

Oh. Cassie just won't stay on the spot.

Disaster! Now someone else won't stay!

Wait!

APPLAUSE

Well, Cassie is out, so it's down to Miller and Fern to battle it out.

Concentrate, dogs. Keep your ears on the music.

MUSIC: "Bounce" by Calvin Harris

MUSIC STOPS

-Sit. Sit.

-Down.

It's Fern!

No, no, it's Miller who's the winner. Well done, Miller!

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On with the show.

MUSIC: "Zorba The Greek" by Mikis Theodorakis

And now, for something you've probably never,

ever, ever seen before - doggy Greek dancing.

Keep the plates out of the way!

Bend those knees, ladies.

Now, this is my favourite bit.

Keep your eyes on the boss and cross those legs.

That must be pretty tricky with four legs.

Hang on, what's he doing?

OK, it's not quite Riverdance,

but, with a little more practice,

it could be the next big thing on Strictly Come Dancing.

Fantastic! Let's hear it for the Tailwaggers Display Team!

Those dogs look like they're having so much fun. But, remember, guys,

The tidy up game is just a game and it's still your responsibility to

clean up your bedroom, not your dog's.

The doc has spoken and he's serious.

Look, he's even got his serious face on. A bit scary.

It's time for my favourite cartoon on the telly.

It's Pet Squad.

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# Three pampered pets

# One crazy goose

# It all went bad When the goose got loose

# Crazy times, and that's the truth

# Boo-boo-be-do-do Doo-be-de-doo

# Prof's machine held a big surprise

# For all the pets got Trapped inside

# All of them got superised

# Boo-boo-be-do-do Boo-be-de-doo

# Oh, what's P Town going to do?

# Some other pets got souped up too

# Watch out, she's coming through. #

I'll get you, Pet Squad!

# P-P-Pet Squad. #

Oops! Eek.

Ha ha ha ha!

You're doomed, Pet Squad! Doomed!

Never! There's no rope that can restrain the mighty Bingo!

Right, big guy?

-Oh, I wonder what's for dinner.

-Bingo!

Right, sorry, Sheeba.

Much as I like to watch you struggle,

it's more fun to watch you fry!

Unleash the plasma cannon!

ALL: Huh?!

Ha-ha-ha! Where'd they go?

-Wilbur, you idiot! Wrong way!

-Oh! Uh...

Squad, hop to it!

ALL: Hop, hop, hop, HOP!

WILBUR: Arghhhh!

No! My lovely plasma cannon!

Mummy! Mummy!

And where do you think you're going?!

-I-I...

-You're useless, clueless and worthless!

Consider yourself...FIRED!

MUMMY-Y-Y-Y!

Wow, that was harsh.

That's Mother Goose for you, Dodge. Evil with a capital E.

Woo-woo-woo-woof!

George! Well, isn't this lovely?

Out for a walk with my three delightful pets.

And my robot who is dressed as a milkmaid. Pepe, why are you...?

My gorilla costume is at the dry-cleaners, Professor!

Oh. Right.

Any spare bread? Doughnuts?

GEORGE GROWLS

Oh, my. Aren't you one of those evil duck chaps I see on the TV?

Used to be. Then I got betrayed, fired, dropped from a helicopter.

Still, mustn't grumble.

That's the spirit.

WHY?! WHY ME?!

I'm homeless, jobless, bread-less!

Oh, you poor duck. There, there, there.

-I need a lab assistant, if you're...

-I'll take it!

I can't pay you much...

Pay me? You can be paid for working?! I'd no idea.

Of course! It wouldn't be fair, otherwise.

I must insist on you not being evil, though.

Don't worry. Look where being evil's got me.

I'm going to turn over a new leaf. I promise.

-Oh!

-Hmmm...

Thank you, Wilbur.

Wow. I don't think I've ever been thanked before.

Deary me!

Mother Goose was always mean to me.

For ages I thought my name was Stupid Duck.

Well, for me, you've been doing an excellent job.

You're a very capable duck.

Now, off you go to clean those gutters.

Ha-ha-ha-ha...

-I don't trust him!

-Who, Bingo?

Do you think he's been stealing our food?

No! Wilbur!

We better keep a very close eye on him.

Dodge, you... Huh?

-Aww!

-Oh, boy(!)

Ooh, Sheba, it's you.

I wish you could talk. Maybe you'd remember what I'm making!

I've forgotten.

I'd ask Wilbur, but he's out testing my new gutter-cleaning suit.

I'm quite proud of it.

Hahahaha!

It's got rocket boots to reach the gutters,

an air jet for blowing away leaves...

-Haha!

-Whoa!

..and a laser for any really stubborn blockages.

-Whoa!

-Haha!

SIREN

Marvellous.

Wilbur is not evil, just misguided.

He can do anything he sets his mind to.

And I have decided to take over!

P Town is no more!

Welcome to Wilburville!

Useless, am I? I'll show 'em.

I'll show 'em all!

TOYS SQUEAK

Whoaaaa!

Yee-ha!

Waaaah!

Yow!

Woo-ha-hoo!

Superisation is go, go, go!

Ha ha ha!

Hi-ya!

Meow.

BURPS

LAUGHS

Ahahaha!

Ahahahahaha!

Ahahahahahahaha!

Pet squad, we've got big trouble. Help!

Well, that's not good.

-No kidding. Pepe!

-WHISTLES

-I'm not going anywhere until you do that thing.

-Oh, boy.

YODELS

Hello, my name is Helga. Where can I take you?

LAUGHS

Not bad! Not bad at all!

You won't get away with this!

You know, Mayor, I always thought you were full of hot air!

SCREAMS

Yow!

SCREAMS

This is all your fault!

-Why?!

-It always is!

If you need me, just yodel!

O-o-ow.

-Get him off me!

-Mayor?

Wilbur! You said you were going to be good!

-Well, I know, but...

-Why should he be good

when he's so good at being bad?

EVIL LAUGH

Well done, Wilbur. Our plan worked perfectly.

-Plan? What plan?

-The one where I pretend to throw you out

because I knew you'd do something clever like this!

Wow, that is a stretch, even for you.

Wilbur isn't going to believe that.

You called me useless!

Clueless!

-Ow!

-Worthless!

Hahahaha!

Hey! Hey!

Wilbur is in a funny mood. I think we should...waaah!

Who's worthless now, Mummy?!

We tried asking you nicely!

You're grounded.

Get back here!

THEY SCREAM

Quick! Let's get out of here!

-Get off! You're throwing off me navigation!

-Well, excuse us!

Let's see how long you can hang on for then, eh?

THEY SCREAM

This is awesome!

I don't feel so good.

I hate heights!

Don't look down!

Which way is down?

Whoa!

Get off me! Mummy's getting away!

Why are you protecting her?

We're not. We're protecting the city. You've gone crazy!

I do feel a little hot under the collar, it's true.

That's not the only place. Look!

Oh, that isn't good.

The suit is overheating!

Ouch. Ouch! Ow! Hot!

Ow! Ooh! Aah!

THEY SCREAM

See ya!

SCREAMS

ALL SCREAM

What's going on, Chief?

Um...run!

I've done it again, haven't I?

Oh!

I think we're safe now. What's that noise?

SCREAMING

-Heh heh...

-Norman?

Help your brother up.

Wilbur, Norman here needs a manual to open an envelope.

Whereas you almost conquered P Town all on your own.

Mummy was wrong about you.

You might not be totally useless after all.

Love you, Mummy.

Well, it's a shame Wilbur didn't work out.

I did enjoy having a duck assistant.

Don't worry, Professor!

If a duck assistant is what you want,

a duck assistant is what you shall have.

Quack-quack-quack! Quack-quack! Quack-quack-quack!

Oh.

Quack-quack. Am I ducky enough yet?

Pesky Wilbur. He should never have been trusted.

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

But right now we're at home with Ashleigh and Pudsey.

APPLAUSE

# Baby remember my name...

# Remember my name. #

Oh, Pudsey!

What have you been eating?

We're back at the Trick Time area to see how our trainers are getting on

teaching their dogs how to crawl.

It should look like this.

Sot. Lie down. Crawl.

Crawl. Crawl. What a good girl.

Come here.

APPLAUSE

'Lily makes it look so easy. But is it?'

'First up, Smudge. I hope she's been practising.'

Have you tried other treats with him, Amber?

Yeah, I'll see what I've got.

She was using Pepperami, but now we're using cheese.

One paw, that's good!

'Oh dear, poor Smudge.

'I don't think she's quite getting the hang of this.

'A little more practice required. Next, it's Cooper.'

Get Cooper to lie down first.

Lie down. Lie down.

Come here.

-Cooper, come here!

-You're struggling to get Cooper to lie down,

and that's the thing you're struggling with the most, you think?

-Yes.

-Practise lying down quite a lot and we'll take it from there.

Good girl.

'Cooper is a Newfoundland and they generally love the water.

'Perhaps if she pretends to swim the front crawl

'she might get on a little better.'

'Finally, it's Daisy's turn.'

Daisy!

-She's doing really well!

-APPLAUSE

Very good. I think you need to move on to the next step now.

You say "crawl" and she does that. Making sure you say "crawl".

So when I come in next, see if you can have the treat

a little bit further away from her nose.

'Daisy, you are a natural. Top of the class!'

APPLAUSE

We'll be back later on in the show to see how these girls are doing.

But here's what still to come on today's show.

'We'll be back in Doctor Scott's Corner for some audience questions.

'The brave souls take on the Who Let The Dogs Out time trial.

'Claire's knowledge of Tibetan terriers

'is put to the test in Challenge Claire.

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

Now as we mentioned earlier, we've got a secret game code

to unlock something amazing in the online game Barkmania.

So if you missed it the first time around, here it is again.

It is bone, star, biscuits, woof.

Write it down.

It's bone, star, biscuits, woof.

Remember, you can use that code

to unlock something amazing in Barkmania.

Right now, it's time to head to Doctor Scott's Corner

for some audience questions.

Thanks very much, Kate. Now, some questions to answer.

-What's your name?

-Alia.

-Alia.

-And what's your cute little Chihuahua's name?

-Coco.

-And what's your question?

-Why do Chihuahuas always shake?

Well, Chihuahuas always shake cos actually they've got quite thin fur

and also quite thin skin. They don't have a huge amount of fat.

So they do get quite cold from time to time.

But also being a really little dog means they can get quite nervous,

so the best thing to do is to socialise them really well

-with other dogs and other people so they don't get nervous.

-Thank you.

Hello there. Just got a dog there. Hello, hello.

-What's your name?

-Corin.

-Corin. And what's your question?

When my dog's eating, there's a bit on the side that sticks out.

We think it's his floating rib.

Yes, it probably is his floating rib.

He's a puppy. How old is he?

-17 weeks old.

-About 17 weeks.

When they're puppies, they eat really fast.

So it will swell out their tummy and you'll see that rib pop out a bit.

It's nothing to worry about, but feed him smaller meals

more frequently so he doesn't get too full.

-OK? Who's next? What's your name?

-Catherine.

-What's your dog's name?

-Rosie.

-Hello, Rosie. What's your question?

Rosie, when she was younger, had her tooth knocked out

and I was wondering if it could cause her any problems.

It doesn't tend to be a problem. They've got a lot of teeth, 42.

So to lose just one tooth isn't a problem.

But I'd get your vet to look at it to make sure

the root's still not in because that can be painful.

But most of the time they're fine and can eat well.

-Right, hello there. What's your name?

-Dylan.

-What's your beautiful dog's name? Hello, gorgeous!

-Kizzy.

-Kizzy.

And what's your question?

How can I stop Kizzy from eating stuff at the park?

It's a nightmare when they do that, isn't it? Then you get the runs.

It is very tough when dogs eat horrible things at the park.

It's just something you need to train them out of.

The best way is to carry treats, so rather than them

being in the park and eating lots of things, they'll be looking to you

for yummy food. Give that a go.

Brilliant questions this week. Back to you, Kate.

Now it's more from Dr Scott as he and his dog Dave get all athletic.

Here's how they got on when they had a go at CaniX.

Not sure what that is, but it sounds exciting.

Forget Wimbledon, the Tour de France, the Olympics - boring!

I've heard of a sport sweeping the nation

that combines man, beast and the great outdoors.

It's been called the fastest sport on six legs.

Welcome to the wild world of CaniX.

CaniX literally means canine cross-country running.

These guys run with their dogs attached to an elasticated

bungee rope through a course in the woods.

If you can complete the course in the fastest time

without getting lost, you could be CaniX champion.

A bit like these guys.

Hi, guys. I've just seen you in action, amazing stuff!

What are you doing here in the Welsh countryside?

We're training for the European Championships,

ready to represent the United Kingdom.

Awesome! Go, team GB!

Tell me, how did you get into CaniX in the first place?

I saw it at Crufts and thought that looks fun and I like running.

Yes, and why do you love CaniX so much?

It's good exercise for me and Ben and we both enjoy it.

He looks like the kind of dog that needs a lot of exercise.

Guys, well done. And good luck for the European Championships.

A quick question, I fancy myself as a fitness fanatic.

What do I need to do to be part of the CaniX Team GB?

Get out of your old-man clothes and put on proper kit, like us.

Hey, easy on the old-man stuff? Right, new kit.

Stylish. OK, what else do I need?

You need a harness and a bungee lead.

Harness and a bungee cord, gotcha!

That will come in handy when I'm falling behind.

I still feel there's something missing. Ah!

-Mm, chocolate, I need my energy!

-ALL: No, you need a dog!

Ah, Dave!

Right, there you are, Dave. So, I'm suited and booted,

I've got Dave, my English pointer,

and I've had a little snack, so now am I ready for CaniX?

-Almost. You just need to come this way.

-All right. Yes, here we go.

The dogs are ready and waiting,

but it turns out I need

a bit of light training before I get going.

How hard can it be?

Run to that tree and back and I want ten press-ups. Go!

Quickly, do ten press-ups. Keep your back straight.

-Look like you are enjoying it.

-This is...not...easy.

Yes, CaniX.

Brilliant.

Right, I'm at the starting blocks. I'm a bit nervous.

I've got my regulation CBBC TV hat on, so, guys, any last words?

-Good luck.

-Right, brilliant. Can I get a 10-second head start?

Three, two, one, go!

Go on, boy, off you go.

Good boy! Good boy, go, Dave!

They're chasing me.

Oh, there they go.

Oh! Flying past.

They are the professionals, oft they go.

'Then, Team GB really started to pick up the pace.'

Go on, Dave!

'As I struggled to keep up and find my way through the woods.'

Go on!

'Scott, Lucy and Catherine made it back in great time.

'But it wasn't so easy for me.'

Dave, I can see the finish line.

Come on, mate.

'We finally completed the course,

'but do CaniX Team GB really think we've got what it takes?

We think you did great and thought we'd present you with this.

Awesome! Look at that.

And an Aussie flag.

Dr Scott Miller and Dave the English pointer,

honorary members of Team GB.

With a bit of practice, I'm going to be awesome at this.

-What do you guys reckon?

-Yes!

-Yes.

-That looked fun, I'm jealous.

-You should be, it was awesome.

The great outdoors, there were dogs, chocolate medals, it was fantastic.

You did well, but what happened in the woods?

Well, a little embarrassing.

Dave decided about 500 metres in to do a big poo.

So I lost the other guys running and I had to ask directions

and did the slowest CaniX run in the history of the world.

-You did really well.

-You're being very kind.

And now for another doggie/human racing thing.

It's Time Trial.

Yes, I'm here standing by for the ultimate in dog agility.

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

However, we don't have real dogs taking part.

Instead we've got humans dressed as dogs.

They'll be taking on the biggest time challenge

in "humans dressed as dogs doing agility" history, ever.

They'll take it in turns to run 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're not high, but be careful.

And finally, the Tunnel of Terror.

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

We will of course have our marshal keeping the official time.

Hi there, Marshal. Are you ready?

Brilliant. Take your places, please.

First up, it's Alisa the Dalmatian.

Could we have spotted the winner already?

Alisa, take your place at the start.

In three, two, one, go!

And Alisa the Dalmatian is off with some nimble paw work.

Look at her go, taking a few extra steps though,

could it slow her down? Only time will tell.

Over the Seesaw with ease.

And she's doing a roll-over and doggy dance combo.

I've never seen anything like it. Over the Hurdles of Hurt.

Beautifully done. Pick up that bone and through the Tunnel of Terror.

Now, Dalmatians were also called the plum pudding dog.

I hope she hasn't eaten too many plum puddings

as that could seriously slow her down.

She's nearly out of the tunnel

and she's across the line with 35.09 seconds.

CHEERING

Next up, it's James, the old English sheepdog.

Let's hope he's not too old and needs to stop for a rest.

In three, two, one, go!

And James is off, and he's not being sheepish with the Poles of Peril.

Look at him as he glides his way through.

Over on to the Seesaw of Sorrow now. Handled beautifully.

And he's doing a roly-poly, followed by a star jump.

Who knew old English sheepdogs were that talented?

Taking the hurdles in his stride, picked up the bone

and through the Tunnel of Terror.

Originally reared to herd sheep, he should have been a racing dog.

He's across the line in 25.65 seconds.

Finally, Beth the golden retriever.

I wonder if she's going for gold today.

In three, two, one, go!

And Beth the golden retriever is off to a flying start.

Watch your tail, Beth. It's getting caught on the Poles of Peril.

And that could leave you seriously wagging behind. Get it?

On to the Mat of Mayhem now, as she is going to dig for a bone.

But that's a bit of light digging there.

She doesn't want to get those paws too muddy.

Over the Hurdles of Hurt,

but no hurt for her as she glides over them with ease.

Final part of the of the agility course now.

Picking up the bone and going through the Tunnel of Terror.

This lovable dog has been known to take care of other animals,

even kittens. Purr-fect.

Anyway, enough about cats, this is a dog show. She's across the line.

So, all three dogs have completed the course, but who is the winner?

Only one man knows the answer to that question.

Marshal, can I have the results, please? Thank you.

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

..James!

DOG BARKS

Congratulations. We have got a medal for you.

Congratulations. Well done.

Fantastic stuff.

A huge round of "a-paws"!

We'll see you next time for more humans dressed as dogs

doing agility.

I love it! It's bye for now.

The cutest puppies on the fluffiest pillow.

This is Puppy On A Pillow.

Meet Chantelle, Charmaine and Frank.

These most glamorous puppies to grace the purple pillow.

These shorthaired Chihuahuas are just 13 weeks old

but already know how to strike a pose.

Work it, guys.

# I'll follow you until you love me

# Papa, paparazzi

# Baby, there's no other superstar

# You know that I'll be

# Your papa, paparazzi

# Promise I'll be kind

# But I won't stop until... #

Yeah, that's quite enough posing. Back to the show.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

More puppies on a pillow next time.

Now, it's time for Challenge Claire.

Claire knows everything about dogs, don't you?

-Everything.

-And she's modest about it.

That's why she's been handpicked as our doggie expert.

But has she met her match in today's contestant?

Please welcome to Challenge Claire, Anna.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Anna, who have you got with you?

-Bertie.

-Brilliant.

-Have you been feeling confident about this?

-Very.

Good. Claire, the first question is, what sort of dog is Bertie?

Bertie is a Tibetan terrier.

-Anna, is she right?

-Yes.

Of course she's right! She's our doggie expert.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Anna, have you been doing your homework on Tibetan terriers?

Yeah, quite a lot.

Let's get ready to test those buzzers.

Claire, let's hear yours.

TOY SQUEAKS

Beautiful. Anna?

TOY SQUEAKS

Quieter but we can still hear it.

On with the quiz.

HOOTER BLARES

The Tibetan terrier is a member of the Terrier Group.

TOY SQUEAKS

This is a true or false question.

False.

Claire is right. It's false.

It's a member of the Utility Group.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Tibetans are companion dogs falsely named terriers

by European travellers.

Even I'm learning new stuff every time.

What mountain range did the Tibetan terrier first...

TOY SQUEAKS

Actually, that was Anna.

Himalayan mountains?

Absolutely right.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

In ancient Tibet, what were Tibetan terriers supposed to signify?

No help from the audience, please.

TOY SQUEAKS

Shhh!

Even Bertie knows the answer!

Claire, who was that?

They were good luck.

Absolutely right.

I think Bertie knows all the answers.

What breed of dog is the Tibetan terrier supposed to resemble?

TOY SQUEAKS

Claire. It was so close!

The bearded collie.

She's wrong! I'm going to hand it over.

A sheepdog.

Absolutely right.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Claire might have met her match here.

What is the rarest colour of Tibetan terrier?

TOY SQUEAKS

Brown. Chocolate brown.

-No. I'm going to hand it over.

-Gold.

Yes, it's gold. Worth its weight in gold if you can find one.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Tibetan terriers are often called the what dog of Tibet?

TOY SQUEAKS

The holy dog of Tibet.

Absolutely. The holy dog of Tibet.

Name one other dog breed said to be from Tibet.

TOY SQUEAKS

Tibetan spaniel.

Yes.

You could have also had the Lhasa apso or the very rare

Do-khyi apso or Tibetan mastiff.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Why does the Tibetan terrier have hair over its eyes?

TOY SQUEAKS

To protect it from the sun glaring in the mountains.

Absolutely right. And to protect it from wind, rain and snow.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

She's good.

Also, it just looks really cute.

Why does the Tibetan terrier have large, flat, round feet?

TOY SQUEAKS

To act as natural snow boots when they're climbing the mountains.

Absolutely right. Just like snow shoes.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

HOOTER BLARES

That's the end of Challenge Claire.

It was extremely close. I have to say that now.

But the winner of this week's Challenge Claire...

It's Claire!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Claire has won again. I don't know about you

but I've learned loads about Tibetan terriers this week.

Right now, though, it's Dog Tales.

Now, it's time to hear what our Bristol audience have to say

about their canine companions.

I'm Chloe. This is my dog, Rosie.

She's a Japanese Spitz.

When she gets excited,

she pins me down and licks me!

My name is Andrew. This is Barney.

Barney's favourite food in the world is carrots,

which means he should be able to see in the dark.

But he can't because he's half blind.

My funniest story about Finn was this morning he tried to

jump over the gate when my mum was getting his food ready.

Once Mum let him in, he peed all over the floor.

-BOTH:

-Bye!

We're back at Trick Time to find out which of our young trainers

have mastered the crawl.

Smudge first, with her last chance to impress.

Smudge isn't that interested in her treat and it is hot today.

She's a black dog, which makes it worse.

-What's this?

-No.

I think we'll have to not force Smudgie not doing this.

-She was doing it earlier. How was the training going?

-Really good.

She was a bit iffy but, yeah.

Cooper's turn. Even getting her to lie down will be progress.

Sit.

Sit. Come on.

It is really hot... Are we getting a lie down?

What's this? Good girl!

Brilliant!

-Oh! Brilliant!

-Good girl!

APPLAUSE

-That was brilliant.

-Good girl!

There were at least two good steps there. Well done!

Good girl!

Daisy now. Can she keep up her good form from earlier in the show?

Good girl.

One, two, three, four.

Oh, that was very good!

APPLAUSE

It was such a hot day and I know you struggled with the weather.

But you all did really well.

If I have to pick somebody,

I would have to say that

Katie and Daisy probably did the best.

Give them a big round of applause.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Some top training tips there. If you guys keep on practising at home,

you could be just as good.

Good advice. Now, it's time to see the best-dressed dogs in Bristol

"working their thing" on our catwalk.

First up, we have Chloe and her Japanese Spitz, Star.

They have come as the Pink Ladies from Grease.

Although Star is young, Chloe and Spitz are...

# Hopelessly devoted to each other... #

I hear that when they first me, Star told her...

# You're the one that I want, ooh, ooh, ooh, Chloe... #

Next up, we have Dylan with Kizzy the lurcher.

They're dressed as horse and jockey.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

This dark horse is always first past the post

when it comes to chasing squirrels.

So much so that he almost climbed a tree to get one.

Maybe he thinks he's in the steeplechase.

Now we have Madison with apso cross Mr Piggles.

How cute is he?

They've come dressed as tennis players. Don't they look ace!

He might be dressed as a tennis player but Mr Piggles

prefers ping pong.

He loves sniffing people's feet.

I wonder if he's checking them out for athlete's foot.

Who knows?

Next up, we have Francis

and his Labrador Finn.

They are dressed as Boba Fett and Darth Vader.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

HEAVY BREATHING

Although Finn is dressed as Darth Vader,

there is no "bark" side to him.

He loves cuddles and getting his belly scratched.

I wonder if Han Solo ever tried that with the real Darth Vader.

AS DARTH VADER: I am your father.

Finally, we have Ella with her Jack Spaniel Todd.

They "arr" dressed as a couple of pirates. Ahoy!

Todd... He really thinks he's a pirate.

He loves stealing toys and digging for treasure

except he's more of a landlubber than a sea dog.

He hates getting wet.

Give it up, everybody!

Give it up for our catwalking canines!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Give it up for everyone who has taken part in today's show.

You were amazing. Well done!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And we've got to thank our brilliant Bristol audience.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

See you next time!

Bye!

Tune in next time when the roadshow will be stopping in Brighton.

Doctor Scott gets in the water with some life-saving dogs.

Kate gets dressed up for a special wedding.

And a team of greyhounds put on a dazzling display.

What more could you want?!

See you then!

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