Brighton Who Let the Dogs Out and About?

DOG BARKS

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?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

OK, you've met the team, now please make some noise

and welcome to the stage Scott...

Kate...

Claire and Nelly...

and Ashleigh and Pudsey!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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

the only doggy TV show with superstar dog trainers,

superstar dogs, super-expert experts and a super vet.

Thank you very much. I feel like we should be wearing capes for that.

Enough about us! Ashleigh, would you do the honours?

-Where are we, audience?

-ALL: Brighton!

Yes, thank you. Today, we're in Brighton.

And if you love dogs, then stick around for the next hour.

So, here's what's coming up on today's show.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

First up, Claire will be teaching

three young dog trainers a new trick in Trick Time,

Dr Scott gets in the water with some incredible life-saving dogs,

Ashleigh will be answering our audience questions in Ask Ashleigh,

and in Pet Squad, the team have to deal with

a pesky peacock jewel thief. Intriguing!

I can just feel that today's going to be a really good show.

I can just feel it in my bones.

Now it's time to find out a little bit more about our home for the day.

Here's the Who Let The Dogs Out and About? guide to Brighton.

Welcome to Brighton - the seaside city of the splendidly sunny south.

Some famous faces that call Brighton home include

Rizzle Kicks and Conor Maynard.

Brighton is a top holiday destination.

When the sun shines,

its pebble beach attracts sun-worshippers in their thousands.

A Punch and Judy puppet theatre with ice cream -

the perfect holiday treat!

Brighton Pier is a famous landmark for fun-seekers.

It's over 500 metres long

and has fairground rides and amusement arcades.

And at night, it's quite BRIGHTON the pier.

Get it? Bright-on!

So, that's Brighton.

Now it's over to Trick Time with Claire and Nelly.

Welcome to Trick Time. Today's trick is called Walk Backwards.

If you don't know what that looks like,

here's Ashleigh and Pudsey doing it.

Thank you, Claire.

Pudsey does actually walk backwards better on two legs than four,

but I think that's a bit difficult to learn by the end of the show,

so we're going to give it a go on all four legs. Walk, walk. Good boy.

Walk, walk, walk, Well done. Good boy.

Big good luck to all three of you.

Looks simple, but I'm going to find out if our trainers

are going to be able to teach their dogs how to do it

before the end of the show.

First of all, Cassidy. You've a collie-cross here.

Yeah, it's a collie-cross spaniel.

-Brilliant. And what's his name?

-His name's Dave.

-Have you taught Dave many things?

-He knows "sit", "kiss", "beg".

-He knows "shake", he knows "change paw".

-That's pretty good.

Lydia. You've got a Cavalier King Charles spaniel.

-Yeah.

-Is it a girl or a boy?

-She's a girl.

-What's her name?

-Jenny.

-What's your best trick?

-High-five.

-Can we see it?

High-five! Good girl.

APPLAUSE

And we've got Amelia at the end.

-And you've got a Bichon Frise.

-Yeah.

-What's her name?

-Cookie.

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

-She is two.

-She's very sweet.

Does Cookie know lots of tricks?

-Er, a few.

-What's her best trick?

-She can dry her own paws.

-That's pretty good. On the doormat?

-No, a beanbag, actually.

-On a beanbag?

-Yeah.

I'll take you through three steps to teach your dog how to walk backwards.

You want to walk towards your dog. When it takes a step back, like that,

say, "Good girl," and give her a treat.

Step two, you want to get a few more steps from your dog

and say, "Back up," when you're doing it.

Back up, back up, back up. Good girl.

-You reckon you can do it?

-Yeah.

-OK, guys, get started.

I'm going to let these guys practise.

We'll come back and see how they're doing later.

I think they deserve a round of applause.

APPLAUSE

Thank you, Claire.

Yes, we really do have the best dog trainers on this show. Fact.

-And they make it look really easy, too.

-I know. Great stuff.

Now, we sent our resident action vet - yes, I mean you -

off to find out about a remarkable group of kids

who are learning to save lives with the help of their dogs.

-What are you pointing at?

-A bird.

-Right. Take a look at this.

These are amazing Newfoundlands.

They are super life-saving dogs

and it's safe to say they just love the water.

I'm spending the day with the Newfoundland Friends -

a charity who raise money for sick children

by putting on displays of their life-saving skills.

The dogs train every week at this Cotswold water park

with their young dog trainers.

It's a serious job, but the training looks like a lot of fun.

-Hi, Ellie. Who is this very handsome boy here?

-This is Ozzy.

OK. Looks like all of his mates and your friends are there training away.

He's quite keen to get in the water. Shall we let him go and have a swim?

-OK.

-Go on, mate. Off you go. Wow. He's keen.

'Or maybe he was just keen to have a wee!'

I've done a little bit of homework about Newfoundlands

and it seems the hardest thing about working with humans and dogs

is actually training the human, not training the dog.

-Is that right?

-Yeah, definitely. The dogs know what they're doing.

You have to make it clear to people that they're not just massive dogs

that can hold anything, they can be hurt.

-They're not big furry surfboards.

-No, you can't just jump on top of them.

You might not know that I used to be a lifeguard back in Australia.

But I certainly have never saved lives with dogs.

So, what do you think? Am I up for it?

-Do you think you could teach me how?

-Yeah, I reckon.

-Yeah?

Originally from Canada, Newfoundlands are the perfect water dog.

They have a thick, oily, waterproof coat and they have webbed feet,

which means they're strong swimmers.

They were first bred to work with fishermen to help pull in nets,

but their skill as life-savers was soon recognised

and now they're used all over the world.

There are several amazing feats of rescue

that have been recorded over the last 200 years,

from saving people who have fallen in the water

to rescuing whole boats of shipwrecked sailors.

Right. I'll go and get changed.

Right, I've got the outfit on.

It's a little snug, but I'm ready for action.

OK, I'm ready to go. What do I need to do?

Before we can teach you, we need to have a demonstration.

OK. So, what should I do?

-Basically, head in that direction and start swimming.

-Right. OK. Bye!

So, this is it. My first time life-saving with a dog. I can't wait.

Well, I'm in the middle of the lake, I'm wet,

it's freezing and I'm just wondering

if there'll be a Newfoundland swimming past at any moment

just to come and save me. Cue the dog. Cue the dog!

And here he is. Newfoundland to the rescue.

Of all the dogs I've met,

these guys are truly deserving of the name super-dog.

Come on. Come on, Whiz.

-Grab his ring.

-OK.

The ring is there for people in the water to grab and hold onto.

-Lie on your back, feet up.

-And luckily for me,

there's a handy ring to hold onto while I'm being saved.

Phwoar!

Ellie and I are both trained lifeguards,

but even we are working under supervision.

Don't try this at home, guys, without the support of professionals.

-That was absolutely amazing. He is so strong, isn't he?

-Just a bit.

Unbelievable. I haven't been formally introduced to my rescuer. Who is he?

-This is Whiz.

-How old is he?

-He is eight now.

-Wow.

-He is a pro.

I could see that you were chatting to him

whilst you were rescuing me.

Specifically, are there any commands that I need to know?

-"Go", basically.

-That's pretty simple!

Simple, short and he knows it. So, just "go" and he should follow you.

-That'll make him jump off the boat?

-Yes.

So, once I've said go and we've dived in,

how do I get him to rescue the person?

Basically, you just swim and he should follow you

and then tell him to go "round", he'll swim round

and then "boat", and he should go back to the boat.

-The three commands are "go", "round" and "boat"?

-Yes.

-OK!

Here it is. My big moment.

I think my lifeguard training is all coming back to me.

Go!

First command done. I think I'm a natural at this.

Come on, Whiz. Round.

If you can grab the ring.

Good boy. Good boy.

Boat. Boat. Good boy!

Come on, boy. Nearly there. Boat.

Good boy!

That was amazing! The Newfoundlands really are great swimmers

And are so calm and at home in the water.

There we go. I've rescued my first person with a dog.

Time to get me and my newfound friends back to dry land. What a day!

Well, it looks like I've found myself some newfound friends.

These beasts are amazing lifesavers. Let's go and get warmed up.

Come on, guys!

Still to come, Dr Scott gives tips on the best things to feed your dog,

we'll find out what Ashleigh and Pudsey really get up to at home,

over at the display area, we have greyhounds doing agility,

and Kate receives an invitation to the wedding of the year.

But first, it's over to Dr Scott.

Hello and welcome to Dr Scott's Corner

where today we're talking all about dog nutrition.

Now, nutrition is the science of

compiling all the raw ingredients of a diet

to make a really healthy one.

Now, it's so important to get nutrition right in dogs,

the reason being that dogs grow very, very quickly.

As puppies, they grow about 12 times faster than a baby.

Let's talk first of all about commercial diets.

That's basically any food that you can buy.

So let's have a look at the types you can get hold of.

I always recommend dry foods.

Most of the time when you're looking for dry foods, you want to look at

the back of the labelling where it says "complete balanced diet".

That means everything your dog could possibly need

is present in the food.

Dried foods are great, as it helps keep your dog's teeth clean,

and you can leave it around the house and it won't go off.

But it doesn't come in a huge amount of varieties,

and a lot of dogs actually far prefer the wet food.

Wet food comes in loads of different varieties.

I've got rice and carrots and all sorts of different things.

The unfortunate thing about it is, it does stick to the teeth,

so it does speed dental disease up.

Next thing we'll look at is puppy and breed-specific diets.

Now, puppy diets are a really good idea.

They have a lot of protein and energy,

so when they're growing quickly,

it provides everything they need in that one diet.

As they grow, there's lots of breed-specific diets,

so every different breed that's out there, they'll have a diet for.

In this instance, this is for pugs, and it's been designed

so that it makes it easy for them to eat.

And then finally, we've got treats.

The treats I really like are things that give your dog something to do.

So they help to clean their teeth, like this toothbrush.

Otherwise, you have things like rawhide,

and look at this, guys. Pig's ear. Eurgh!

It's even got hair still on it.

These sort of things are great when you leave the house.

They've got something to chew on, something to keep their interest.

But you need to be careful of and avoid human foods.

Things like crisps are really not good - loads of salt.

And also chocolate. You probably know this already,

but chocolate is quite toxic for dogs,

and when given to them, it can have quite serious consequences.

So make sure no chocolate for your dogs.

Now, if you think that you're a conscientious dog owner

and you think, "I fancy myself as a bit of a doggy chef,"

then let's meet one over here. This is Chester. Hello, mate!

-This is Michaela.

-Hi.

-You actually cook for dogs, for a living.

Yes, I do. It started off with Chester.

He was a puppy and he developed allergies to certain foods -

beef, turkey, potatoes - so I really had no choice.

I looked at the nutrition that dogs should have.

I researched a lot of ingredients

and I decided these are all the ingredients that dogs need.

I love it. Lots of fresh foods. Apple and all sorts.

You can cut them up a little bit

into tiny bits and pieces and give them to dogs as treats.

-They're good for their teeth. This is honey.

-Honey?

It's a natural sweetener.

Human-grade ingredients, nothing bad in them.

There's different kinds of treats, or cupcakes for dogs.

-Or pup-cakes, maybe.

-Yes, pup-cakes.

There's bananas in there, that's really good for dogs, as well.

-Sometimes I make foods like quiche.

-Is that a quiche?

-Yes.

Quiche for dogs, everyone! Who would have known? That's amazing.

Wonderful. I can see you've got quite a lovely-looking cake here with

"Pudsey" written on. What's in that?

Yes, that's a special treat. There's chicken in there, honey,

cream cheese - lots of good stuff.

Thanks so much, Michaela. One thing you got to remember

with home-cooked diets is they do take a long time

and you need to do your research.

Now we'll try this beautiful cake on our very special guest.

Let's see if Pudsey wants to try it with his celebrity taste buds.

-Hello, Ash, come on in.

-Hey.

-Pudsey, look, a cake!

Amazing. He's not minding that at all.

He's not. Giving it a good lick.

I know he doesn't get cakes all the time at home. What's his normal food?

He normally just eats the dry food.

It's really high in protein to keep his energy up

so he's ready to perform.

-And train and see Simon, all that sort of stuff.

-Of course.

I know that you've been jetting all around the world,

how has his diet changed since you've been travelling?

I must admit, when we are performing and I want Pudsey to work

to his best, he occasionally has ham sandwiches.

Ham sandwiches, people.

Ham has loads of fat in it, it has loads of salt in it,

and I bet it's in white bread, which has loads of sugar in it.

You'll probably read from my expression,

it's not great for the dog.

-He doesn't have it that often.

-OK. Thanks so much.

Keep on chowing down that cake. That's doggy nutrition for you,

and just remember, my top tip this week is that you are what you eat,

and that applies to your dog just as much as it applies to you.

Remember to choose a complete balanced diet,

include all the treats in the amount of food that you feed your dog,

and always supply them with loads of fresh water.

Any information on doggy-diet or feeding your hungry hound then

check out the always informative CBBC website.

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

you can get in on all the action by going online to the CBBC website

and finding the Bark Mania game.

You might need a special code to unlock something cool

and guess who's got it? Ashleigh's got this week's code.

-So what is it? Here it is.

-It is...

Dog food, collar, paw print, stick.

Once more - dog food, collar, paw print, stick.

So make sure you get online straight after the show.

Up next, this lady's going to be answering some of your questions.

It could only be Ask Ashleigh.

BOTH: Hi, Ashleigh and Pudsey. We want to ask you a question.

What's it like to be so famous?

Well, I don't think I'm the famous one,

I think Pudsey's the famous one.

I can go out in a street and no-one knows who I am,

but if I walk out with Pudsey, then that's it, we're mobbed.

So I think you're going to have to ask Pudsey that question.

Hi, Ashley and Pudsey.

How was Pudsey when he was flying on Simon's private jet?

Pudsey is a really well-travelled dog now,

he has travelled every possible way there is,

so he doesn't mind travelling. He was fine in the private jet.

He had a mooch about and then just slept for most of the way.

Hi, Ashleigh and Pudsey, I just wanted to ask you,

when I do tricks with my dog, he always loses attention.

So what can you suggest to me that maybe he'll concentrate on me more?

I make sure before I even start training my dogs that

I know exactly what they like.

So with Pudsey, it would be his favourite treats.

So, ham, ham sandwich, just something like that.

With maybe Border collies, it might be their toy,

so just make sure you find something that your dog's really into

and will catch their attention.

ALL: Hi, Ashleigh and Pudsey.

My question to Ashleigh is, how old was Pudsey when he started training?

My mum bred Pudsey, so we've had him right from day one.

As soon as I found out that I could keep Pudsey all for myself,

I started training straightaway.

So, I would say I would start teaching him the basics

when he was about eight weeks old.

BOTH: Hi, Ashleigh and Pudsey.

We were wondering if you've got any Hollywood films coming up?

I can't really say yet, but you never know.

Pudsey might be coming to cinemas near you.

You might not know this, but Nelly absolutely loves greyhounds

and she's going to be really excited today,

because today's display is all about greyhounds.

Over here, I've got Angela and Emma and their greyhounds,

and I'm about to take Nelly around to see them.

This is what Nelly's like with non-greyhound dogs.

She completely ignores them. Now let's see what she's like

when she sees some greyhounds. Come on, Nelly.

Look. There she goes! Nelly's saying hello. She likes

sniffing greyhound ears. It's one of her favourite hobbies.

What are your greyhounds' names that you have with you today?

-This is Ruby.

-And this is Indie.

They're going to be doing agility and obedience with us.

Can't wait to see this. Let's go.

Greyhounds are among the fastest dogs in the world.

They are going to tear up the agility arena today.

This is Ruby. Over the jumps...

having a shake, now a change of pace, slowing things down.

And over the seesaw. Nice work.

Other dogs coming into the arena now.

Good tunnel work, impressive stuff.

Charlie, through the hoop.

Taking his time through the weave poles.

Greyhounds tend to be a lovely, gentle, intelligent breed of dog.

Primarily bred for racing, greyhounds are extremely fast

when running in a straight line.

Not quite so fast when it comes to agility,

but they look as if they're enjoying it.

Finally, Lucy, easing herself into things today.

Billy's going for it through the tunnel. Back to Lucy.

It is quite warm in the arena, no need to run, really.

But the crowd are lapping it up.

Onto obedience now. This is a test of staying power.

So where do you think you're going?

Oh, good! Good job.

Yeah, yeah, well, most of them are being fairly obedient.

Today's fabulous finale is a tightly choreographed formation set piece.

A real crowd-pleaser. Ooh, a bit of spin going on here.

Phwaw! Feel a bit dizzy after all that. Fantastic!

You did brilliantly! They did so well.

How long does it take you to teach greyhounds to do that?

-Oh, quite a while.

-Give them a big round of applause, everyone.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Those greyhounds were just so obedient, but don't expect

your dog to go that slow at home, I think it's virtually impossible.

Listen up, the doc has spoken. Right now, though, it's Pet Squad.

# Three happy pets One crazy goose, it all went bad

# When the goose got loose Crazy times and that's the truth

# Boo-boo-de-boo-de doo-doo doo-be-doo-doop

# Prof's machine held a big surprise For all the pets got trapped inside

# All of them got superised Boo-boo-boo-boo-de boo-de-doo-doop

# What is P-Town going to do?

# Some of the pets got suped-up, too Watch out, she's coming through! #

I'll get you, Pet Squad!

Oops.

SIREN WAILS

Good work, Pet Squad. The alarm works.

The Star of Egypt sapphire is safe against even the craftiest thieves.

-Time to get a snackette, Dodge.

-No, Bingo!

Whoa!

-Oopsy. No harm done, Chief.

-You've shorted out the whole system!

-Which means?

-Which means now I'm going to have to

keep watch over the exhibit. This is not good.

I'm going to need you guys back here at midnight to take over from me.

Right?

HE GASPS

Yow!

BINGO GIGGLES

Ooh, I've done it!

Look, my latest invention, the most secure box in the world.

Oh...

SNORING

I'll wait till morning, eh? Night-night, pets. Dream sweet.

-Wake up, boys, it's stake-out time.

-Oh, just five more minutes, please.

SNORING

Hmph.

TOYS SQUEAK A TUNE

Miaow!

Nightmare, man!

Superisation is go, go, go.

Ha-ha-ha!

Hiiii-ya!

Miaow.

This is a dream, right?

Whoop-whoop-whoopee! Thanks for the ride, Pepe.

Oopsy.

Ah-ha! I thought I heard you.

Oh, uh...uh...ha-ha-ha.

You know, these artefacts are priceless, so remember, anything

happens to them and P-Town will hold Pet Squad personally responsible.

All in safe hands.

You can count on us, Chief D.

BINGO SNORES

-BOTH: Bingo!

-Just five more...

BOTH: Bingo!

What?

Dodge and I are going to do a patrol. You stay here and watch.

-You see anything suspicious, roar. Can you do that?

-Of course I can.

I know what I need, a little snackette.

Bones!

Dodge, no bones tonight.

Oh...

Hey, hey, it says here,

"Queen Cleopatra's bust holds a clue to an even greater treasure."

-BREAKING GLASS

-Uh-oh.

-What happened? Where's Bingo?

-The sapphire!

Bingo must have gone after the thief.

Hey, guys, there's a blinding gift shop and the cafe is...

Oh.

I asked you to do one simple thing! All you could think about is food.

That's not true. I think about other stuff, too.

-Like what?

-Like, does anyone else fancy a nap?

-A peacock feather.

-The Fabulous Jonathan Peacock, master thief.

Of course.

HE SINGS

-HE WHISTLES

-Yo, Pepe!

HE SNIFFS

-I've got a lead.

-Let's get that bling back

before Chief Delaney finds out.

-BOTH:

-Bingo!

I'll get you.

HE SNORES

Straight ahead. Pet Squad R go.

Whoa!

CRASH!

Tree.

Huh? Where am I?

Oh!

Mother Goose's observatory.

I should have known that old goose would be behind this.

Ah! Oh.

Chasing after crooks by day's bad enough,

but in the middle of the night? What about my beauty sleep?!

Well, well, well, look who dropped in.

Hand over the Star of Egypt.

-The what of where?

-Don't play the innocent.

The scent of peacock feathers led us here.

Ha-ha-ha-ha! Quite brilliant!

-What's brilliant?

-Oh, come on, kitty.

It's as plain and simple as you are.

The Fabulous Jonathan laid a trail that led us...

AWAY from the scene of the crime...

Ha-ha, I knew that.

Woof. Quick! Back to the museum.

Oh, no, not again.

Fabulous!

Queen Cleopatra, give up your riches to the Fabulous Jonathan.

Well, hello again.

PANTING

Let's get this sorted once and for all.

Show yourself, Mr so-called Fabulous so-called Peacock.

You should know better than to come between a guinea pig and his sleep.

THEY GASP

Ta-da!

Whoa! What is that?

What? This old thing? Cleopatra's secret treasure, that's what.

Just call me Fabulous!

Ow!

Fabulous or not, give up them trinkets, Jonathan,

so we can all get home to us beds.

What?! Have you failed to be bedazzled by my glow?

Gift shop sunglasses.

-HE PURRS

-That is some serious bling.

Here! Another gift shop goodie!

Marbles!

Whoa..!

Ah-arghh!

Ohh-whoa!

Sheba!

You know what to do!

Whoa...huh...wha...

Ooh!

Ooh...

Huh? Whoa!

Ha-ha-ha!

Nice one! Ha-ha!

Job done!

Quick round of shakes and then home to bed?

You bet, Bingo!

About time!

You watch the birdie, put that dress back where it came from,

and I'll go get the snacks.

SOBBING

Ohhh...

Sooo...lovely...

Don't even think about it.

ROOSTER CROWS

Toodles, you two!

Till the next time!

ROOSTER CROWS

But...but where's he gone?

THEY LAUGH NERVOUSLY

Ohhh!

I ask you to do one simple thing.

-LAUGHS

-Oh, well...

More for us!

Cheers!

The Star of Egypt's where it should be, I see.

Good work, Pet Squad.

-HE GIGGLES

-Any time, Chief.

Come on, let's get out of here.

HE GIGGLES NERVOUSLY

HE SLURPS

HE BURPS

Finally!

Oh, back to my old cell.

But oh!

How DID that darling diamond earring find its way onto me?!

It's a mystery!

SNORING

Good morning, my pets!

Still asleep? Just wait till you see this.

The world's most secure box.

Now, the key. I...

I... I've locked the key inside.

That IS a conundrum.

I know!

SNORING

DRILLING

-Bow-wow..!

-Meow..!

I think you'll agree, that was a FABULOUS episode of Pet Squad.

Don't you think?

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

But right now, we're At Home With Ashleigh And Pudsey.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE # I'm gonna make it to heaven

# Baby, remember my name

# Remember my name. #

APPLAUSE

You all right there, Pudsey?

HE BARKS

LAUGHTER

HE GROWLS

Welcome back to Trick Time, where our trainers have been practising

training their dogs to walk backwards.

Cassidy, bring Dave over here and show me how you're getting on.

Come here.

He's a bit distracted, isn't he?

-Yeah.

-You were doing some training earlier, and he was fine.

Yeah, I think he's stressing a bit, like, he was crying earlier.

He started licking and he was shaking a lot.

I saw you were giving him nice long strokes, so...

-It's the crowd, isn't it?

-Yeah, I think so.

Why don't you take him somewhere nice and quiet and see how you get on?

-Yeah.

-OK?

-OK.

-All right, thanks, Cassidy.

The reason we sent Dave off is because he was getting a bit stressed

with the crowd. In a situation like that, it's best to take your dog away

from what's causing the stress, and give them some time out.

-Lydia, do you want to show me what you can do?

-OK.

Back.

Oh, brilliant!

-APPLAUSE

-Good girl.

Very good!

So you've done step one and step two, so just practise a bit more,

and maybe if you've got time,

you can lead up to him backing up without you going with him,

that would be great.

-Amelia.

-Hi.

-How are you and Cookie getting on?

OK, she... keeps trying to go to Mum.

Are you going to show us what you can do?

OK, we'll give it a go. Cookie!

Cookie!

Cookie!

Come on, Cookie, back up.

That's OK, there's a little step there.

And Mum's there. Is that Mum behind you?

-Yeah.

-And does Cookie love Mum?

-Yes, a lot!

She's just staring at Mum!

Mum better be careful, or we'll make Mum come on and do it.

SHE LAUGHS

So that's good, we're going to let them practise more,

and see how they're getting on later, Here's what's to come on the show.

APPLAUSE

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

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

Claire's knowledge of lurchers is put to the test in Challenge Claire.

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

Now, as we mentioned earlier, there is a secret code for you to unlock

something amazing in the online game Bark Mania.

If you missed it before, we've only got it again, haven't we?

Yes, we have. Here they are.

Dogfood, collar, paw print, stick. One more time.

Dogfood, collar, paw print, stick.

Remember you can use your code in Bark Mania to get something

extra in the game.

Now it's over to Dr Scott, as I think he's got a few questions to answer.

Oh, well, thanks very much, ladies.

I've got a hugely packed surgery today,

so let's see what questions we've got. Hello there, Amy.

-What's your dog's name?

-Blue.

-Blue.

And what's your question today?

What kind of human food is bad for dogs?

Well, there's quite a few human foods that aren't great for dogs, actually.

Onions, grapes, but particularly chocolate.

Chocolate is quite poisonous to dogs,

so if you've got chocolate at home, hide it away from Blue. All right?

-Hello, Katie, how are you?

-Fine.

-That's cool. What's your dog's name?

-Mabel.

-Mabel. She's very cute. So you've got a question for me?

-Yes.

What is the safest bone for a dog to eat?

Well, actually, I'd say the safest bone is none at all.

Bones are quite dangerous to your dogs, and they can really get stuck

into their mouths or in their stomachs.

I've had to remove loads from dogs in the past,

so the only ones you should be giving them are chewy ones

that you get from the shops. All right?

Hello there, Charlotte. So what's your question?

Chloe won't eat her breakfast, but she will eat horse poo. Why is that?

Oh, Chloe, that's disgraceful, isn't it?

Well, horse poo has a really strong smell,

and it has a really strong scent, and dogs like to smell bad,

so that's why she's eating it outside.

But if she's taking it inside, just really hold the food back.

They can not eat for a couple of days, be absolutely fine,

so don't let her get away with being too picky.

And try and keep away from those horse field! Hello there. Jack.

-I like your hat.

-Thanks.

-No worries. What's your dog's name?

-Bruce.

And what's your question?

-My dog absolutely stinks. How can I stop him farting?

-Right!

That's a lovely question, Jack, thanks so much.

the big thing is if he's got a lot of gas,

it's probably because his diet doesn't suit him very well,

so maybe look to a different type of food,

and you might find that gas calms down a little. Let's hope so, anyway.

-And last but not least, Elsie, hello there.

-Hello.

-Hi.

-And what's your dog's name?

-Frank.

Frank, what an awesome name for a dog.

Tell me, what's your question?

My dog eats sand, sweet wrappers, burst balloons and ears

and tails of teddies.

Why does he do this and how can I stop him?

Oh dear, it really sounds like he needs some help, doesn't it?

Bless him! I think the sand might be him trying to get something

he doesn't have in his diet,

so make sure you check it's complete and balanced.

As far as the rest of it, don't throw any birthday parties soon,

just keep the balloons and the sweets away.

And your toys, by the sounds of it. There you go.

Some awesome and slightly bizarre questions, but in the meantime,

back to you, Kate.

Next up, a story of love, a story of romance, in fact,

it's so in motion or that even just thinking about it makes me...

I'm sorry, it's just such a happy day!

WEDDING MARCH PLAYS

We all remember Kate and Wills getting hitched.

It was the society event of the decade, and was I invited?

No, I wasn't. But don't worry,

I've been invited to the biggest society wedding of this year.

That is Rocco and Molly.

Now, when the celebrity world heard about this wedding,

they went into a frenzy of excitement,

and the race was on to get the exclusive rights for the big day.

And who got those rights? Oh yes, yours truly!

Who Let The Dogs Out And About

has got access all areas to this amazing wedding.

The guests are starting to arrive and the excitement is building.

This is no ordinary wedding. Firstly, it's taking place in a cattery.

That's a holiday home for cats.

Even more amazingly, this isn't a human wedding.

Oh, no, this is the dog wedding. That's right, a dog wedding,

and Molly is a Labrador, and Rocco is a spaniel.

Time to meet the organisers.

Abi and Colisha,

to find out why their pet pooches are getting hitched.

So how long have you guys known each other?

-For about two years.

-Two years? And are you best friends.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Oh, and that's so nice that your dogs are getting married.

I've just had a little look over here.

-This is part of her wedding outfit, isn't it?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Does she love pink?

-Yeah.

-Is the whole outfit pink?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Core cities! Pink and white, perfect for the big day.

-So, guys, I think it's time to get the bride dressed, don't you?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Brilliant, let's get started!

It's all in the detail.

Rocco and Molly first fell in love when Abi and Colisha took them

for long walks in the local park,

which has led to today's happy celebrations.

Waggy tails all round!

This is Anne, who's going to be marrying the lovestruck pair,

but she doesn't just marry dogs.

She has also married cats and rabbits.

Dog weddings are popular worldwide and can be serious business.

One recent dog wedding in America cost a staggering 250,000.

Not only am I at the wedding of the year,

I've got the best seat in the house.

And I'll be giving you, dear CBBC viewer,

the full wedding commentary fitting for such an occasion.

Rocco is certainly keen to get things under way.

And here comes the bride. What an entrance! And what a dress!

And now, time for their doggy vows, read by Abi and Colisha.

Dear Miss Molly, where new bounded into my life,

you knocked me off my paws, and they haven't touched the ground since.

I promise I will be there for you, I will cuddle up beside you

when you have bad dreams.

I will teach you how to play tricks, and to catch.

I'm really good at catching, did you know that?

From today, our eight legs become four. I will be yours now for ever.

Rocco, I stand here today in front of our doggy friends

and humans, to tell them how much you mean to me.

Since we met, my life is full of excitement.

Every time I see you, my tail wags.

I'm looking forward to a lifetime of licking and cuddles and snuggles.

Do you, Rocco, take Molly to be your partner?

To protect her, love her

and play together as long as you both shall live?

I do.

Do you, Molly, take Rocco to be your partner?

To share bones, toys and your kennel,

to cuddle up to him as long as you both shall live?

I do.

#..Hey baby

# I think I wanna marry you... #

As we are all upstanding, will you all bark

and wag your tales for your bride and groom.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

With the ceremony complete, it's time for the wedding cake.

Special doggy wedding cake. Seems to be going down a treat.

Let's hope the human cake is just as tasty.

My favourite part, the cake!

Actually, this isn't the dog cake, is it? No, OK, good.

You sure it's not... OK, great.

Mmm!

Really tastes like chicken, though.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

With the celebrations drawing to a close,

the newlyweds head off into the sunset,

but I wonder where they might go on their honeymoon?

Bark-bados or maybe the Canine Islands?

Bye!

I wish them a very happy future together.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Are you OK, Scott?

I can honestly say that I have never seen

anything like that in my entire life.

-It was so beautiful!

-HE SOBS

OK...

Here's Time Trial.

HE SOBS

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Yes, I'm here getting ready 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, oh no, my friends,

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 be taking 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're not high, but be careful. And finally, the Tunnel of Terror.

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

We will, of course, have our marshals standing by,

keeping the official time. Marshal, are you ready?

Take your position, please.

First up, Tegan the Whippet.

A speedy breed, she is one to watch.

Let's do this. In three, two, one, go!

WHISTLE BLOWS

Tegan the Whippet whips away through the Poles of Peril

with some fancy floorwork there.

Taking her time as she does a little dance,

and she's onto the Seesaw of Sorrow.

Steady, steady...

Nicely done. Now what's she going to do?

She's chasing her tail, I think,

or is she looking for a lost contact lens? I don't know.

Over the Hurdles of Hurt. Beautifully done.

Now, final part of the course,

pick up the bone and through the Tunnel of Terror.

Now, with tips have very small feet compared to their body size,

but that hasn't stopped this whippet whipping around the course

in a time of 33.61 seconds.

APPLAUSE

Next, Cally the Rottweiler.

Let's hope the rot doesn't set in with her today.

In three, two, one, go!

WHISTLE BLOWS

And Cally is off to a flying start there, rot about that? Get it?

Rottweiler, rot... Oh, never mind.

She's onto the Seesaw of Sorrow, and she's gliding over that beautifully.

What's she going to do on the Mat of Mayhem?

Ooh, she's got some itchy ears,

she's going to give them a good old scratch.

Over the Hurdles of hurt, look at her go!

I've never seen a rottweiler run so fast.

Now, they are apparently supposed to be a very clever breed,

but judging by Cally, they're also pretty quick dog, too.

She's across the finish line with 28.97 seconds.

APPLAUSE

Finally, Chloe the Golden Retriever.

Will she be going for gold?

In three, two, one, go!

WHISTLE BLOWS

And Chloe is off to a flying start there as she uses her nimble paws

to work her way through the Poles of Peril.

And she's gliding over the Seesaw there onto the Mat of Mayhem,

what's she going to do?

Ooh, I think she's swimming.

This breed apparently loves water, so yes, I'm saying she is swimming.

And she absolutely loves hurdles, too,

looking at the way she tackled those. Nicely done, Chloe.

Final part of the agility course now,

and she's working her way steadily through the Tunnel of Terror.

And she's across the line!

CHEERING

So all three dogs have completed the course.

But I know what you want to know. Who was the fastest?

Well, only the marshal can tell us that,

so marshal, please, what are the results?

Thank you. Ooh! I can reveal that today's winner is...

PANTING

..Cally!

CHEERING Congratulations!

That was a fantastic performance. We've got a medal for you.

How great is that?

Join us next time to see more humans dressed as dogs doing agility.

It's bye for now.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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

# Rollin', rollin, rollin'... #

Meet Dirty Harry Callahan. Harry to his puppy pals.

The bravest little Staffordshire terrier in all the West...

of Staffordshire, probably.

And who's this? Hey. It's little mighty Whitey, and tiny Dancer.

They are six-week-old Staffie pups. Yeah, yeah!

I sense a cute puppy showdown a-coming up.

All right, bring it on, Mister, bring it on!

#..Through rain and wind and weather

# Hell-bent for leather... #

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, all right, we get it. On with the show.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And there'll be more puppies next time.

But now, it's time for the UK's number one doggy quiz.

It's Challenge Claire!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And today's challenge is Abi. Hi, Abi. Welcome to the show.

And she's brought along her lovely lurcher, Pepsi.

-Can we get a big "aah" for Pepsi?

-Aah...

APPLAUSE

Abi, how are you feeling today?

-Nervous.

-Nervous? Don't be nervous. Be cool, calm, confident.

-And have you been doing your homework on lurchers?

-Yeah.

Yes, that's what I want to hear. You'll need to do your homework

to stand a chance against our doggy brainiac, Claire.

But first things first, let's test those buzzers. Claire?

SQUEAKING

Nice! And Abi goes...

SQUEAKING

Brilliant! Right. On with the quiz.

Can you get a pure bred lurcher? SQUEAKING

-No!

-Claire?

You cannot get a purebred lurcher,

because lurchers are made up of sighthounds and another dog.

SHE GASPS She's right!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Where do lurchers originate from? SQUEAKING

-Abi?

-Great Britain and Ireland.

-Absolutely right, everybody!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

The Norfolk Lurcher is said to be the forefather of the modern lurcher.

Interesting.

True or false..?

Lurchers are being bred with huskies.

SQUEAKING

Abi? CLAIRE LAUGHS

False.

-I'm going to hand it over.

-It's true.

They're making them go faster to pull the sledges faster.

Absolutely right, it is true.

APPLAUSE

Why were lurchers bred the way they were?

SQUEAKING Abi?

-For hunting.

-Absolutely right, yes! Hunting and poaching.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

True or false? A lurcher is the same as a longdog.

SQUEAKING Claire.

A longdog is two sighthounds crossed together,

a lurcher is a sight hound and any other breed.

That's right. So it's false.

She's right.

APPLAUSE

And that's the end of the quiz.

And I can reveal that the winner of today's Challenge Claire,

and I have to say, it was so close, the winner is Claire.

Yay!

SHE LAUGHS

Abi, you did so well, though. Congratulations.

-Have you had a good time taking part?

-Abi, you did really well.

-And who learned a lot about lurchers? AUDIENCE:

-Yes!

-Yeah, I did!

Right, now, though, it's time for some more of Brighton's dog tails.

Time to hear what our Brighton audience have to say

about their canine companions.

Hi, my name's Keenan and I'm 12 years old.

And my funny story is,

when we went to look at some camper vans in 2009 in Rye,

one of my other dogs, called said, decided to wee up a man's leg

because he thought it looked like a tree.

Hi, my name is Charlotte, and this is my dog, Dave.

The funniest thing was when he ran away and we tried to call him back

and he just stuck his tongue out and ran away again.

Hi, I'm Phoebe, and this is my friend.

-I'm Leon.

-And this is my dog, Lola.

The funny thing about her is

because when she once was trying to stop herself from falling over,

she used her chin to stop herself and then did a roly-poly.

Hi, my name is Bryn, and this is my dog, Omar,

and the funny thing about Omar is that when everyone's in the bath,

he tries to jump in with them.

Every Monday, Wilbur goes in the bin, but it's always every Monday.

And he grabs stuff out, knocks the bin over,

and then it's all over the floor, and then Ellie joins in.

ALL: Bye!

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

which of our trainers have mastered walking backwards.

Earlier, Dave was getting a bit stressed with the crowd,

so Cathy has taken him away somewhere quiet.

She didn't want to bring him back in here with all the crowds.

So he's just chilling out.

But we've got Lydia and Amelia here to show us what they can do.

I've just seen Ashley over here. Ashley, come and help me judge.

Yay!

-All right, so we're going to see Lydia first.

-OK then.

This is Lydia and Ginny.

-Good luck!

-Good luck, Lydia.

Ginny! Back.

Back.

-Back...

-Hey, that's pretty good!

-Yeah. Well done!

APPLAUSE

All right, Amelia. Let's see what Cookie can do.

Cookie! Walk back.

Cookie! Cookie, walk back.

-Cookie, walk back.

-Excellent.

-I think she's seen her mum.

Yeah, I know!

-THEY LAUGH

-Cookie, walk back.

-I reckon she got a couple of steps going.

-Yeah!

-Pretty good.

Oh, there we go, there we go.

APPLAUSE Yeah, well done.

-But obviously there can only be one...

-Oh, I can't pick one!

They're so cute!

I think...

Yeah, they went the furthest, didn't they, Lydia and Ginny.

You both did brilliantly, but Lydia, I think you won that one.

-Give her a round of applause.

-Well done!

-APPLAUSE

-Give them all a round of applause.

Some top training tips again this week, well done, guys.

But remember, keep practising at home, cos you could be just as good.

One day, I might be that good if I keep practising!

But now it's time to see some of the best dressed dogs in Brighton.

It's Catwalking Canines!

So first up, let's get the party started with 13-year-old Jasmine

and her bulldog, Baby Grace.

They've come dressed as Pink and her backing singer.

Now, Baby Grace likes to show off her rock moves

and hopes one day to impress record producer Will.i.am

with her micro-bone skills. Well done.

Next up, we have 12-year-old Cian and Fenton, his Jack Russell,

and they're cutting the mustard as a pair of hot dogs.

Fenton has a bun-dle of toys to chew on in his house,

but he relishes having a munch on the sofa rather than his toys.

What a silly sausage he is!

And now we have nine-year-old Susie with her labradoodle Stanley.

And they're dressed as Supergirl and Superman. Loving the pants.

Now, just as Superman has Clark Kent as his alter ego,

Stanley has one, too.

He likes to think he's a cat, and pesters them to play with him.

But they have their very own kryptonite - their claws.

GROWLS

Next up, we have 12-year-old Reema and his border collie Bob,

and they've come dressed as Brighton and Hove Albion FC's mascot, Gully!

Ooh! That's a tough one to say.

Now, this dog might not be Steven Sea-gull,

but he's definitely an action hero. He loves jumping and playing fetch.

Maybe he's practising to take over from goalkeeper Peter Brezovan.

And finally, we have 13-year-old Ryan with Angel Star the bulldog.

What a dapper-looking chap.

They've come dressed as James Bond and one of his Bond girls.

Now, Angel Star likes to help out with odd jobs around the house.

She takes the laundry out into the back garden.

The only thing is, sometimes, it's the clean washing she drags out.

Maybe she's a double agent. Duh-duh-duh!

Give it up for our Catwalking Canines!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well done, guys, you were brilliant!

So that's us, it's almost the end of the show,

a huge thanks to all you guys for taking part.

And a big thanks to you guys, the audience.

Give yourselves a round of applause!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Brighton rocks!

We'll see you soon. Take care, bye!

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

Kate gets rescued from a snow hole up a mountain...

Clare will be teaching three young trainers and their dogs

a new trick...

And over in the agility arena, things get a little quackers.

See you then!

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