Glasgow Who Let the Dogs Out and About?

'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?

'We've met the team. 'Now please make some noise

'and welcome to the stage Scott, Kate, Claire and Nelly.

'And not forgetting Ashleigh and Pudsey who'll be popping up

'later in the show.'

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

the road show dedicated to all things dogs.

Or as they say in these parts "Dugs!"

That's an awful accent!

Shall we say...

ALL PRESENTERS: Hello, Glasgow!

Let's take a look at what is coming up on today's show.

'First up Claire will be teaching three young dog trainers

'a new trick in Trick Time.

'Kate gets rescued by some super smart dogs up a snowy mountain.

'Ashleigh will be answering our audience questions

'in Ask Ashleigh.

'And in Pet Squad, Bingo gets flushed down the toilet.

'Oh no!'

OK, we've got a packed show for you, but first

let's find out a little bit more about our home for today.

So here's the Who Let The Dogs Out And About guide

to "Glasgae"!

'Welcome to Glasgow - Scotland's largest city

'and the third largest in the UK.

'It's easy peasy to get here.

'You just head north from England

'or west from Denmark.

'Glasgow is home to many grand buildings like

'the Mitchell Library.

'It's one of the biggest in Europe and has over

'1.3 million books.

'It would take ages to read that lot.

'You'd be there all day.'

'Glaswegians call this building The Armadillo

'because it looks like... an armadillo.

'It's real name is the Clyde Auditorium

'and it's a concert venue.

'This is where Susan Boyle found fame.

'It's where she first auditioned for Britain's Got Talent.

'Bands like One Direction, Little Mix

'and The Wanted have also performed here.

'Cool!

'Just along from The Armadillo is the Riverside Museum.

'It's called that because it's a museum and it's next to the river.

'Clever.'

'Many great ships have been built here

'and launched into Glasgow's River Clyde.

'One of the best ways to see the river is on board The Waverley,

'the world's last ocean-going paddle steamer.

'However, if you want to have a bird's eye view of the river

'you'll need to have birds' eyes or

'a sea-plane. A plane that takes off and lands on water. Mad.

'Born just outside Glasgow, John Logie Baird was the man who invented

'the television, so if it wasn't for him

'we wouldn't be able to watch today's

'episode of Who Let The Dogs Out And About?

'That's Glasgow.'

-ADOPTS GLASWEGIAN ACCENT:

-So that's Glasgow.

-Oh dear. Stop it.

-I can only try.

Keep trying. On with the show.

Wouldn't it be cool to choreograph your very own doggie dance

routine just like Ashleigh and Pudsey?

ALL: Yes!

I think that would be pretty cool. Take a look at this.

Weaving through the legs.

Pudsey prefers weaving through my arms,

but that is a totally different trick for another day.

Weaving through legs. Are you ready?

Go, legs, good boy, legs, good,

legs, legs, good boy, legs.

Good boy. Well done.

You've got until the end of the show. Good luck.

That was Ashleigh and Pudsey doing the weave walk.

Over here we've got three young trainers and today

they are going to attempt the weave walk before the end of the show.

-What is your name?

-Caitlin.

-That's an English pointer. What is his name?

-Logan.

Logan. What kind of things do you and Logan do together?

-Canicross.

-What is that?

You attach your dog to a belt that is around your waist

-and they just pull you along.

-That is pretty good.

-Are you good at it?

-Yes.

I have won lots of races.

-What do they give you when you win?

-A rosette.

-Have you got one with you?

-Yes.

-Brilliant. You two look like you are a great team.

You are going to have no trouble with this.

-What is your name?

-Josh.

-Josh. You have got a Jack Russell.

-What is his name?

-Nitro.

-That is a good name for a dog.

-Why is he called Nitro?

-Because he is really fast.

-Are you really fast as well?

-No.

-What kind of tricks does Nitro do?

-Give-me-five.

-That's pretty good. Did you teach him that?

Me and my mum.

-How long did it take you to teach him?

-A couple of days.

-OK.

-And do you have treats with you today?

-Yes.

What is Nitro's favourite treat?

-Chicken.

-Chicken. Nelly's favourite too.

-What is your name?

-Florrie.

That is a great name. What is your dog called?

-Flossie.

-That is a bit confusing!

-Does your mum get you mixed up?

-No.

-It is a cocker spaniel.

-Yes.

-How old is Flossie?

-One.

-One. Have you taught Flossie any tricks?

I have taught her "Sit" and "Paw."

Very good. Did you teach her yourself?

-Yes, with my mum.

-I'm going to show you how to do this trick

in three steps. Then you are going to start practising. OK?

First of all get your treat in your hand.

Let your dog know you have got a treat.

Lure your dog through your legs.

Like this. Good girl.

Don't give it to them immediately.

You might have to swap the treat to

another hand. Like this.

The first bit is all luring.

Good girl.

That might take a little while.

When you get good at that it is similar,

but this time the treat is put further away. Like this.

Swap hands. Good girl. Swap hands. Good girl. Finally,

again, let the dog know you have got a treat in your hand.

That does help.

Keep the treat up here.

And go. Through. Through. Through.

Through. Good girl.

OK, you can get started.

Very good. Keep your dog on your left hand side through there. Yes.

Brilliant. Nearly. Someone else has their eye on your treat.

Come here. Come here.

Nitro. Nitro. What's that? Through. Come on.

OK. Hello, Flossie.

You want to put Flossie on this side of you.

-Have you got a treat in that hand?

-Yes.

-Put your right leg forward.

That's that leg. Then let Flossie see the treat in your hand.

Then put it behind. Now Nelly wants your treat. There we go.

One step. Yes.

Good girl, Flossie. You put the next leg forward. Yes.

Yes, yes, nearly. Yes. Brilliant. That's one whole step.

They are doing so well. It is going to be a close competition.

There is a lot of room for improvement. Back to you guys.

I wonder if they will be as good as Ashleigh and Pudsey

by the end of the show?

I don't think so.

Caitlin and Logan looked like a horse riding lesson.

They might do it. Stay tuned to find out. It will be good.

I know what you're thinking. I don't look very brave. But actually I am.

When the producers asked would I mind being buried by an avalanche,

and rescued by dogs, I said, "Snow problem!"

GROANS

As long as I could take along a few home comforts.

Take a look at this, filmed in the height of summer.

Cairngorm National Park is a stunning landscape in the north of Scotland.

People flock here for fun and adventure.

But when the snow falls it can be a dangerous place.

Luckily there are some very talented dogs to help make sure

everyone stays safe.

I am here at Cairngorm Mountains to meet some mountain rescue dogs

and they are going to show me what they can do up there.

Kai and Millie are search and rescue dogs.

With their handlers Heather and Dominic

they are on call 24 hours a day to

search for anyone lost in the Cairngorm Mountains.

We are at the top of the mountain. What are we going to do up here?

We have brought you up to 1,000 metres on the Cairngorm Mountains.

Even though it is May we have got lots of snow.

They might look like ordinary household pets but they are not.

They have a serious job to do. They have been trained

since they were pups to search for missing people.

They're real heroes and they save lives.

They can find people in the mountains even if

they have been trapped under the snow by an avalanche.

An avalanche is when a massive amount of snow, ice

and rock falls quickly down the mountainside.

They are dangerous and can happen on almost any snow-covered mountain.

That is where our heroes come in.

Both these guys are avalanche trained. What does that mean?

How do you go about training them to deal with avalanches?

They are trained to get air scent both from a distance

and also very close to the ground as well.

If someone is involved in an avalanche and they are buried,

they might be buried under quite a substantial amount of snow,

so your dog has to get its nose down to the snow level

and sniff out any air gaps in the snow.

We have got two different sorts of breeds here.

Are there any breeds that are better at being search

and rescue dogs, or can any dog become a search and rescue dog?

There are some breeds that do lend themselves to search and rescue.

You want dogs that are pretty sturdy,

that can cope in hostile environments.

Collies and German shepherds are definitely the most popular

-dogs for search and rescue purposes.

-I hope they're good

because apparently Dominic and Heather have a surprise for me.

We're going to take you to the far side of the ski area,

bury you, and hopefully these dogs are going to find you.

Fingers crossed. I shouldn't be buried under for too long.

-Hopefully not.

-OK. Here we go. Let's do this.

In ideal conditions these dogs can pick up human scent

from 500 metres away.

There is no way I am walking that far

so I've managed to hitch a pretty cool ride.

This looks awesome. Brilliant.

Let's go. See you.

I have heard these search and rescue dogs are pretty good

so I have got a few sneaky tricks up my sleeve

to throw them off the scent.

Trick number one - a chewy bone. Yummy.

If that doesn't work, trick number two - Scott's pants.

If anything will put them off, the scent of those will.

I think this might be the place for me.

This snow hole was made by the local mountain rescue team who

use it for training.

However, if you have a snow-covered

mountain in your backyard do not do this at home.

I have just been buried in the snow cave.

I am a bit worried but hopefully the dogs will come and find me soon.

These dogs might just look as if they're having a nice time

playing in the snow but actually it is a serious job.

Their amazing sense of smell allows them

to sniff in a person in a huge open space.

This can be the difference between life and death.

I'm not in any real trouble today

so I might as well make myself comfortable.

I have packed myself a picnic.

A few cakes.

And as I get ever more comfortable, outside the dogs are closing in.

They have hardly paid any attention to the chewy bone.

Surely the pants would do the trick and throw them off the scent?

No, they are on a mission.

What have you got? Good girl.

Despite my decoys, these amazing dogs managed to find me.

Hello. You've found me.

What have we got here? Well done. Good boy.

-I think there's a large dog eating a cake.

-They have found me.

How brilliant is that? Where is that skidoo? Hello-o-o!

I have to say that looked like a piece of cake.

You know what, it was not a piece of cake.

It was several and they were very yummy!

But it did show how amazing those dogs are at rescuing

people in the mountains.

Even your smelly pants couldn't put them off the scent.

I'll have you know my pants were clean.

I had only worn them...twice.

ALL: Eugh!

-Take a look at this. Here's what's coming up.

-Or was it three times?

'Still to come - open wide for Doctor Scott as he looks

'closely into the mouth of our doggie friends.

'We'll find out what Ashleigh and Pudsey really get up to at home.

'Claire takes Nelly on a long walk. A world-record walk no less.

'And this week's display team features not only dogs, but ducks.'

Welcome to Doctor Scott's Corner.

Today I am going to be talking about dental disease in dogs.

You might not know this but about 80 percent of dogs over the

age of three have a dental disease that needs treatment right now.

The good news is that most of the diseases are treatable

and the vast majority are preventable.

I have a couple of willing clients and their dog. Come through.

Hi, guys. This is Kirsty and Sophie. Who is this lovely dog?

-Anna.

-Bring her on through.

Anna, you are not looking very keen coming to the vet.

Come on, sweetheart. Good girl.

I am going to pop her up on the table. OK?

What a good girl. There we go.

-How old is Anna?

-She's two.

Have you ever looked in Anna's mouth?

-No.

-It is sometimes pretty hard to do, isn't it?

But in this case we are going to have a look and see...

What a good patient she is. Can you see, girls?

A quick anatomy lesson now.

You can see teeth at the front, the pointy ones... There you go,

nice smile. They are called incisors.

You have got the large pointy one called the canine, then further

down you have got two sets of teeth - the pre-molars

and the molars. They are the shearing and the grinding teeth.

If we are going to look in her mouth how many teeth would we find?

-About 20.

-There is actually 42. It's amazing.

As a youngster, about four to six months they have baby teeth

just like ours.

They all fall out. There is about 28 of those. Then they get 42.

Amazingly enough all breeds of dog have the same amount of teeth

no matter how big or small their mouths are.

What do you think you would see if your dog had dental problems?

-What would you find?

-Their teeth are a bit discoloured.

-Yes.

I don't know if you can see that, but if we look in her mouth now,

you can see she has got some brownish discolouration.

That is called tartar.

When that builds up they also get some redness

along the gum line called gingivitis.

Other things that you might see or maybe even smell is bad breath.

If you did not brush your teeth for one week you would have

pretty bad breath, so when Anna's breath is really, really bad

you know that that might be something that's a bit of a problem.

Also she might have little issues with pain.

It may be that she is struggling to actually eat food.

And also drooling.

If she is drooling a lot that might be a bit of a problem. All right?

Let's just pop Anna on the floor.

I think we'll have a round of applause for Anna.

-What a good dog she has been.

-APPLAUSE

There we go. What a good girl.

If you hold onto your dog for me there.

I thought we would talk about prevention now.

The most important thing when we are talking about preventative

measures is using things that your dog is going to like.

This is particularly special. This is toothpaste

that is chicken flavoured.

What do you think? Sounds delicious, doesn't it?

There is also beef flavoured toothpaste as well.

All you need to do is put them onto your finger

and then rub it on their gum line.

Do that once or twice a day.

Now I'm sure you guys will be absolutely

fantastic at cleaning Anna's teeth. Do you want to put your finger out?

Put that on there. That is a finger brush.

What do you reckon?

What you then do is put the paste onto the finger brush,

and you rub on their teeth.

Just do it for a few seconds on both sides and then slowly

but surely you build up. This is a dog's jaw that I prepared earlier.

This is a double-headed toothbrush. Put your little finger in there.

-Can you feel that? It's vibrating.

-That's cool.

What you can then do is clean both sides of the teeth at the same time.

That's pretty nifty, isn't it?

If you find that brushing teeth is difficult you may want to try

dog chews. If they chew them it helps to clean the back teeth.

It is the way they are designed. Nice and simple.

As you can see, dental disease is very preventable.

Work with your vet,

you'll keep those teeth in your dog's mouth for longer.

Just remember, my tip for this week is if you open the mouth

of your dog you will know there is a problem

and you can see your vet if there is.

If you have been to the CBBC website recently,

you may already know about Barkmania.

It is a game that lets you get up to all sorts of canine capers

including lots of games, a skateboarding dog,

a football playing dog, and even a balloon bursting dog.

But what you might not know is how to get your hands on some brand new

Barkmania stuff. So here's how.

What you have to do after the show

is go to the website,

find Barkmania, put in the code,

and unlock something pretty cool.

This week's code is star, collar, football, bone.

One more time. Star, collar, football, bone.

We will have another code for you next week.

Right. Now it is time to hear from you guys.

BOTH: Hi. My question is, why do dogs eat plants?

I don't know about plants, but Pudsey now and again eats grass.

Some people say this is if a dog is not feeling well, then they try

and make themselves sick by eating grass. Nice.

In Pudsey's case he just eats the grass because it is there.

This is our dog Darcy.

I would like to know how to train her to lie down.

I sit on the floor with my knees slightly bent in front of me

and then with a treat I try and coax the dogs underneath my knees

so they have to scramble through.

When they are in a lying down position I give them

the treat and loads of praise.

But I do know that there are so many other ways to teach this.

For example Claire tries to coax the dogs

from a "sit" position into the "down."

My question is, when did you get Pudsey?

My mum actually bred Pudsey and I really wanted to keep him,

so for my 11th birthday I was given this box

and when I opened it there was a cute little face which was Pudsey.

I have had him for about six years.

Hi. My question is, how do you teach Pudsey to jump over you?

My sister helped me with this one.

I went down on my hands and knees and scrunched up into a little

ball while she helped Pudsey and tried to guide him over me

giving him a treat.

So I owe a lot to my sister for that one.

My question is, how many years did it take to train Pudsey?

Me and Pudsey are always learning something new, I'm teaching him new

tricks, so I would say it would take him his whole life

to learn new tricks.

There is never going to be a time where Pudsey is never learning.

BOTH: Our question is...

What age was Pudsey when you started training him?

I wanted to get training him straightaway.

I taught him all the basics. We started when he was about

eight weeks old.

-Hi.

-We have two dogs called...

-Natalie and Topper.

We would like to know how to teach them how to roll over.

Claire is going to be teaching roll over when we go to Leeds.

Make sure you stay tuned.

Woof-woof!

Amazing stuff. Here's a question.

Have you ever seen a dog herd Indian runner ducks?

-I love rubber ducks in the bath, a few suds...

-No, no, no.

-Not rubber ducks. Runner ducks.

-No.

-Neither have I. Sounds a bit weird.

I believe Claire is somewhere with one that can do just that.

I have got Mark Wylie with me

today. He is going to put on a display for us.

Tell us more about it. What are you doing?

We have got some sheepdogs with us today

and we are not going to be rounding up sheep,

we are in fact going to be rounding up Indian runner ducks.

Although they do not look anything like sheep

they do behave in a similar way when they are being rounded up

-by dogs.

-OK. You have got two dogs here.

-We have an old girl here.

That is Meg. She is ten and a half.

-Zak is four years old and he is a rescue dog.

-A rescue dog.

-We're going to use him today.

-Brilliant.

-He looks very keen and ready to go.

-He is.

-Why don't you show us what you've got?

-I will.

-Brilliant.

'Prepare for a quacking time! Zak looks eager

'to get things under way.

'Release the ducks.'

Lie down. Lie down.

'Here we go.

'These are Indian runner ducks. They are natural born flyers.

'Bet you didn't know that.

'Nicely moving in formation, cutting some lovely shapes as they go.'

Come by. Lie down. Lie down.

'Time to get to grips with the agility apparatus.

'Over the bridge. These guys can fairly move.'

Away, away, away. Lie down. Lie down.

'Through the tunnel. Smooth exit.

'The ducks here today have been performing in displays

'for the past three years.

'Mark started training them when they were just baby ducklings.

'Aw!'

Lie down.

'That was intense for the ducks.

'Just time for them to catch their breath.

'Here come some brave volunteers.'

Lie down. Right. We're going to zigzag these ducks

in between you.

Lie down. Lie down.

'Like human weave poles, really. Impressive.

'I don't know why they do it. They must have nerves of steel.

'Each of the ducks in today's display

'can lay up to 300 eggs a year.

'Yes - 300 eggs a year. That's pretty impressive.'

Lie down. Come back.

'Finally it's a dash and a splash down the home straight.

'And their work here is done.'

-That was amazing.

-Thank you.

Give him a big round of applause, everyone.

Thank you.

So now from one group of animals with amazing abilities to another.

Here'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

# Boop-boop-be-doop-doop Boop-a-dee-do

# Prof's machine held a big surprise

# For all the pets got trapped inside

# All of them got "superised"

# Boop-boop-be-doop-doop Boop-a-dee-do

# What is P Town going to do?

#Some of the pet's got suped up too

# Watch out she's coming through

# I got you, Pet Squad

# Pet Squad. #

Oops!

WHIRRING

ALL: Huh?

Oh, good, just in time. Pets, I give you the pet toilet mark two.

Guaranteed to put an end to litter trays and pooper scoopers.

Of course you can't understand me. Who shall I pick to go first?

GULP

Dodge. Good boy.

-MACHINE:

-'Scanning. Probability needs to go potty

'at 40 percent and climbing.'

GROWLS

Looks like Dodge wants some privacy. Better get back to work.

Agh! Give me a lamppost and a pooper scooper any day.

Yes, what kind of pet would demean itself by using a machine like that?

Excuse me, I need a pee.

MACHINE: 'Scanning user. Smells of tuna fish and old sausage.

'Activating user flush.'

Whoa!

BOTH: Bingo!

GURGLING

No pet gets flushed on my watch.

Pet Squad, minus one, let's boogie.

SQUEAKING

Agh!

Yee-ha!

Yow!

Wahoo!

MACHINE: 'Synchronisation is go, go, go.'

Hi-ya! Meow.

Ha-ha-ha!

Huh? Utility belt. Check. Music. Check.

Colour of my underwear. Check.

-Pepe?

-WHISTLES

Agh! Agh! Agh!

Ugh!

499 attempts to steal the Superiser and I still don't have it.

-We can't get past Pet Squad security system.

-Well think of something.

Solutions don't come flying out of thin air, you know.

RUMBLING

Agh! Agh!

Oh yes they do. Get him.

Agh!

Whoa!

Ugh! Ugh!

That's enough.

Ugh! Oh!

-Why, if it's not the fat fluffy one.

-Who are you calling fat?

This is muscle.

What will we do with him?

CHOMPING

Got any dips for these breadsticks?

He's eating Gooseland.

We ought to send him back where he came from.

Sometimes you are a genius.

By a freak coincidence our plumbing and Pet Squad's must be linked.

If we flush someone down our toilet they will pop-up

right inside Pet Squad HQ.

LAUGHS

Now all we need is somebody small and mean enough for the job

-Aaagh!

-Whoa!

Fore!

PHONE RINGS Hello?

Superiser? Flushed? Got it.

I love you too, Mum!

MOTHER GOOSE: Now, just cos Mummy's about to flush you, does not

mean she doesn't love you.

Blah, blah. Ow!

Just get me that Superiser, Eggbert.

Just one flush will take you straight to Pet Squad HQ.

Hold on.

Wait for me!

TOILET FLUSHES

Huh?

Thanks for the ride, Pepe!

Bingo!

ECHO: Bingo! Bingo!

THEY YELL

Excuse me! Coming through!

Whoa!

And where do you think you're going?

Dodge! Sheeba!

There's a tiny evil person here who needs dealing with!

Tell me how to get to the Superiser!

Well, it's definitely not in the living room,

via the secret tunnels, that's for sure.

Ooh! Ooh!

Woo! Woo!

PROFESSOR: Thought I heard something.

EGGBERT: Click, click. Click, click.

PROFESSOR: Oh, bulb must have gone.

Aaargh!

Whoa!

Aaargh!

Aargh! Aargh!

PROFESSOR: An egg?

-Back in the fridge for you.

-Oh.

BINGO LAUGHS

Bingo! I bet you're hungry.

BINGO SQUEAKS

Er. Ooh. Oooh.

Oh, well, back to work, then.

Oh, I just need to settle my nerves before I look for Dodge and Sheeba.

-THUDDING

-Huh?

Where's that Superiser?!

Oh! Oh! Maybe a little mayonnaise and pickles, if you've got them!

Oh! My sandwich!

I'll have you for that!

I'm off to Superise!

So, the Superiser's that way, hey?

Yep!

And once I enter the secret chew toy sequence,

I'm going to supe up and you're in for it, buster!

TOYS SQUEAK.

Oh, that's not it! Wait, wait!

TOYS SQUEAK

Oh.

TOYS SQUEAK

TOYS SQUEAK

Will you just get it right!

TOYS SQUEAK

Huh?

Bingo!

ECHO: Bingo! Bingo!

Nothing. Poor little guy must be stuck in a pipe somewhere.

That's why we're moving to plan B.

Now to nab the Superiser!

You will not! Activate anti-intruder thingy!

ALARM WAILS

-Whoa!

-Ha, ha, ha!

Right. So, which one's the Superiser?

What are you doing with that?!

I guess I could make a hat

or a swan

or a little boat. Toot toot.

Aargh!

Huh?

Behold, the face of anger!

Aaargh!

We'll reroute Pepe's power to his vacuum attachment

and blow Bingo out from wherever he's stuck.

Better test it, though.

Well, that works.

Uh, uh, uh.

Uh, uh.

Instant make-up applicator? Ooh!

Aaargh!

Ha, ha, ha! Oh.

'Credit card swipe activated.'

Ow, aargh, ow, aargh!

Ah, ooh.

Oh!

Hand it over!

Ooh! Ooh! What's that?

Give it here!

Aha! OK, guys.

We've got it!

BINGO LAUGHS

STOMACH RUMBLES

Better ram it up to full power.

Bingo's probably stuck tight!

MOTHER GOOSE: Oh, my boy! Eggbert, you did it!

I'm so proud!

-Huh.

-Huh, baldy.

Huh?

Huh?

HE LAUGHS

The pet toilet mark one?

What? It can't be!

MACHINE BEEPS

-MACHINE:

-'Scanning user.

'Oh, who cares!'

What the...

MOTHER GOOSE: Aaargh!

MOTHER GOOSE: Grrrr.

-Whoops.

-Oopsie.

Whoops.

MOTHER GOOSE: Aaargh! Well, at least we're together, Eggbert!

MOTHER GOOSE: Eggbert? Eggbert! EGGBERT: Geronimo!

MOTHER GOOSE: Eggbert!

SHE CRASHES

Hmm? Huh.

THEY LAUGH

'Even after a trip down the toilet,

'Bingo still saves the day.

'Good job!

'Stay tuned to find out how Claire's

'Trick Timers are getting on.

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

# Fame, I'm going to make it to heaven

# Baby, remember my name

# Remember, remember

# Remember, remember

# Remember, remember

# Remember my name. #

Nearly there.

Pudsey.

Where's the other one?

PUDSEY BARKS

Pudsey!

PUDSEY WHINES

'Back at Trick Time and we're one dog and trainer down,

'but the show must go on.

'First up to demonstrate what Claire has taught them, it's Logan.

What's this? What's this? Come on! Here they come!

Come on! Come on!

-Oh, wow!

-Come on. Come on, then.

-Well done.

-Keep coming, come on.

-Come on, Logan.

-Come on.

-Yes, good boy!

-Keep coming. Keep coming.

-Good boy.

-Come on!

-Let him have a treat, there.

CHEERING

Well done. Very good. That's brilliant.

You're ready to move onto the next bit -

having the treat a bit further away, I reckon.

'Now, it's Nitro's turn to impress Claire.'

Oh, brilliant!

Oh, that's fantastic.

I think you both need to work on

having the treat a bit further away.

I think, Caitlin, you should reward Logan a bit more.

He's doing three steps,

-but I think he could do with a bit of treat at every step.

-Yeah.

Don't go anywhere. 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 Labrador Retrievers is put to

'the test in Challenge Claire.

'And we'll be treated to the best

'of Glasgow's Catwalking Canines.'

CHEERING

We're having a great time here in Glasgow.

But remember, the fun doesn't stop once the show's over. Oh, no.

Go online and join in with all the

Who Let The Dogs Out And About? action.

And whilst you're there, why not play Barkmania too?

It's loads of fun, so go and check it out.

It's time to head over to Scott's Corner,

for hints and tips on caring for your puppies and your dogs,

with our resident Australian vet -

yes, his working visa is now in order - it's Dr Scott!

CHEERING

-Hello there, young man. What's your name?

-Michael.

-Michael.

-Hello, what's your name?

-Amy.

-Who's this handsome brute here?

-He's Woody.

-He's a Labradoodle.

Yeah? He's Woody. Now, I can see a bit of a problem with your jeans.

Is it that he's a bit hairy?

More than hairy.

Labradoodles normally don't lose much hair.

Yours loses quite a lot.

Yeah, I'm not sure how he loses hair.

I can tell you, you can see how much hair

he has got covering him from head to toe.

You think, when you clean out the bathroom after

Dad's had a shower, how much hair comes out of there.

Your dog is covered head-to-toe,

so there's a lot of hair to fall out.

They're losing it all year round,

so it's not surprising it falls out.

Some breeds, it falls out more than others.

Also when they get stressed.

He doesn't seem stressed now.

Hello, there. What's your name?

-Natalie.

-OK, and what's your dog's name?

-Ned.

Ned. So, tell me, what's happening with Ned?

-He lost his tear production a year ago, so...

-Oh, he did?

-Yes, his eyes get quite dry and sore.

-Right.

He has a condition called dry eye

and what it means is that they don't have the same

tear production as a normal dog.

Unfortunately, it can't get better.

It will, unfortunately, get a bit worse with time.

But I'm sure what your doing already,

being provided by your vet, is putting fake tears in their eye.

It helps to lubricate the eyes, so they don't get dry.

Keep up with the medication, it does work.

Then you girls. Kirsty, I know Anna

has had a few problems with fireworks. Is that right?

She sort of gets scared

and goes under the table and hides.

Dogs have really, really sensitive hearing.

What we need to do is help to

dampen down the bangs that they hear.

The best way to do that, putting on some nice dance tunes

and just that beat will help to dampen down the bangs.

At the same time, play a game with them.

So, when they hear fireworks,

they'll want to play with you. Much better.

I've got a couple more patients to see, so back to you guys.

Recently, me and Nelly went off

to try and break a world record.

Oh, really? In what?

I don't want to spoil the surprise.

Let's see how I got on.

'The Northeast, home to Cheryl Cole,

'Ant and Dec and, of course,

'the world's largest dog walk.'

'Each year, South Shields plays host to the event that sees

'tens of thousands of dogs descend on this beautiful coastline

'for scenic 3.5 mile walk,

'all in an attempt to smash the world record.'

'A lot of dogs means a lot of poo.

'Let's hope everyone brought enough bags!'

So, me and Nelly are here today to join the Great North Dog Walk

and maybe we'll break a world record.

What do you think, Nelly? What do you think, Nelly?

NELLY BARKS

Got my registration form, let's go and enter.

Nelly, going to have a look?

-Breed of the dog?

-She's a Border collie.

-And a little goodie bag.

-Brilliant.

Nelly, look at this! A goodie bag.

OK, we've got

a pack of dogs treats...

Ooh, Nelly. ..a bottle of water,

some poo bags.

Nelly's not been this morning, so very useful. And...

some little dog bones.

What do you think of those, Nelly?

Brilliant. All right, let's put this back in the bag.

I think we need to find out a bit more about this event.

I think you should ask Tony some questions.

-NELLY: Who on earth's Tony?

-Come on, let's go.

-Hello, Tony.

-Hello there, Nelly.

-How are you?

-Fine, thank you.

And how old is the event?

It's 22 years old, Nelly.

Is there anything to eat or drink around here?

There's plenty of water, and also doggy burgers

-and treats for you.

-Doggy burgers? Delicious!

Are we going to see greyhounds today?

I do love greyhounds!

You love greyhounds? We've got those and

another 182 breeds last year and hopefully,

this year, 185.

So, how many dogs are here? More than five?

I certainly hope so, cos last year there was 22,742.

And when does this walk start?

-Less than a minute. You better get going!

-Oh, dear!

NELLY BARKS

People of South Shields,

-are you ready to walk?

-CROWD: Yes!

Three, two, one...

Right, you barking mad lot, let's go!

CHEERING

MUSIC: "Midnight City" by M83

Tony mentioned that last year there was 182 different breeds here

and I'm having a look around and I reckon there's

at least that this year. Let's go and find them.

Massive!

Wow, I don't know if this is a dog or hotdog. What is it?

A Chihuahua.

-What's your name?

-Samuel.

Tell me a bit about your dog.

These two are a cross between

Lhasa Apsos and Chinese crested dogs.

And she's a pure Chinese crested.

Who's this?

-This is Nelly.

-This is Nelly?

This is my dog, and she's called Nelly.

Same top and the same dog names.

'We've spotted some amazing dogs

'and made some friends along the way.

'But the big question on everybody's lips is,

'"Have we broken the world record for the biggest ever dog walk?"'

So, did you break the record?

I can reveal that we...

..did in fact break the world record.

CHEERING

Amazing. Amazing.

An incredible 23,301 dogs turned up that day.

So it was great fun. Well done, everyone who came along.

Now, let's go over to our roving reporter, Kate,

who's trackside at the agility course.

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

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

But we won't have real dogs doing this, oh, no.

Instead we've got humans dressed as dogs taking on the biggest

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 have the marshal standing by,

keeping the official time.

Marshal, are you ready? He's ready.

Let's hope Luke the wolfhound

can protect his place for the number one spot.

In three, two, one. Go!

WHISTLE BLOWS

And Luke is off through the Poles Of Peril,

keeping those paws nice and high so he doesn't get stuck.

They look easy, but actually they're rather tricky.

Coming onto the Mat Of Mayhem, now.

What's he going to do? Will he howl at the moon?

No, he's chasing his tail.

Round and round he goes, but make sure you don't get dizzy.

Now, over the hurdles. Nicely done, Luke.

Pick up that bone.

Don't wolf it down. It's not for eating.

This breed of dog is thought to be the tallest in the world,

due to its extremely long legs,

which might explain why he's done it

in such a great time

of 31.69 seconds.

CHEERING

Here's Lewis the collie.

Will this smart pooch be able to sniff his way to a victory?

In three, two, one... go!

WHISTLE BLOWS

He's looking confident and he's off to a super-quick start there,

working his way through the Poles Of Peril

onto the Seesaw Of Sorrow

and no sorrow for him, there.

Now, some airports have their very own airport collie,

used to chase away birds and animals, but with moves like that -

I think he's scratching his ears - I'm a bit scared.

He's over the Hurdles Of Hurt, no problems there.

And through the Tunnel Of Terror.

This is super quick

from our wonderful collie.

Lewis crosses the line

in 27.57 seconds.

CHEERING

And finally it's Callum, the Dogue de Bordeaux.

Good luck, or should I say, bonne chance.

In three, two, one... go!

WHISTLE BLOWS

And our Dogue de Bordeaux has taken

an excellent start to the poles, there.

But his tail is getting caught.

Will that leave him tailing behind the others?

Only time will tell.

What's he going to do here?

He's chasing his tail! Where's it gone? There it is.

Now, the Dogue de Bordeaux is thought

to have the biggest head in the canine world

in comparison to the rest of its body.

But will that stop him

getting through the Tunnel Of Terror

with that bone? I don't think so.

It looks like he's going to finish in a great time.

WHISTLE BLOWS

CHEERING

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

Only one person knows that and that is the marshal.

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

I can reveal that today's fastest round our Time Trial course is...

DOGS SNIFF

Lewis! Congratulations.

We've got a medal for you.

That was a fantastic performance. Brilliant. Well done.

A huge round of a-paws from the others.

Isn't that great?

We'll see you again soon, but, for now, it's goodbye from us.

'The cutest puppy on

'the fluffiest pillow.

'This is Puppy On A Pillow.

'Meet Dave and Eddie,

'the pug rockers.

'These little guys are just eight weeks old,

'but already know how to part-ay.'

# Go ahead and jump

-# Get it and jump

-# Jump

# Go ahead and jump

# Jump... #

'They just can't sit still,

'so they might as well jump!'

# Jump

ELECTRIC GUITAR SOLO

'Dave and Eddie, yes, the coolest puppy pug rockers in town.'

MUSIC SUDDENLY STOPS

'Right, boys, that's enough.'

CHEERING

-They're just so showbiz.

-Big time.

But now, it's my favourite part of the show.

-You better get moving. Off you go, quick!

-Yes!

Because it's time to go over there for Challenge Claire.

CHEERING

Hello, hello and welcome. This is Challenge Claire.

CHEERING

Claire is our resident doggy smarty-pants

and today she's going head-to-head with Caitlin to find out who knows

the most about the breed that this beauty belongs to.

What breed is Poppy?

-Labrador retriever.

-She's a Labrador retriever.

Claire, how are you feeling?

-She's not a collie.

-Oh!

-I might not do very well.

You're not feeling very confident.

Well, just to confuse you further, we'll throw in a few

general knowledge questions as well, just to mix it up a bit.

But first, let's hear your buzzer/ squeezy toy thing.

TOY SQUEAKS

And Caitlin, yours.

TOY SQUEAKS

Lovely. Right, on with the quiz.

Labradors are the most popular breed

of dog in which three countries?

TOY SQUEAKS

Claire, over to you.

America, UK and Israel.

Oh, close, but she's not quite right.

Caitlin, have a guess.

America, UK and...

Canada.

She's correct, everyone! Well done!

CHEERING

Male Labradors are usually slightly heavier than female Labradors.

True or false.

-TOY SQUEAKS Claire.

-True.

It's true. Well done.

Complete the lyrics from this popular song.

"Hey, I just met you and this is crazy,

"but here's my number..."

TOY SQUEAKS

-Caitlin.

-"So call me, maybe."

Absolutely! It's "call me, maybe." Well done.

In which country can The Labrador Peninsula be found?

TOY SQUEAKS

-Caitlin.

-Newfoundland.

No, I can hand it over to Claire.

It's Canada. Newfoundland is in Canada, so she's kind of right.

A point each for that one, I think. Well done to both of you.

I'm so generous, I know.

Up next, can you name all five members of One Direction?

AUDIENCE LAUGHS AND MURMURS

I know you can, but can these guys?

TOY SQUEAKS

Caitlin, it's over to you.

Harry, Niall, Zayn, Liam...

I don't know.

That's four out of five, I think we can give you a point for that.

The final one was Louis. Well done.

Who can spell Labrador backwards?

TOY SQUEAKS

-Claire.

-R-O-D...

A-R...B-A-L.

She's right! Oh, dear.

What pop group does will.i.am front?

Toy SQUEAKS

-Caitlin?

-Black Eyed Peas.

Absolutely correct. Well done!

A certain Labrador retriever has been named

the Dog of the Millennium for his charitable work

and life-saving abilities. What was his name?

Poppy's ever so slightly distracted, there.

Go for it, Claire.

Someone in the audience said Marley.

Wrong. Who's cheating and helping Claire?

The correct answer is Endal.

A highly-decorated British Labrador retriever who was

an exceptional assistance dog.

We all learn something new every day. KLAXON BLARES

So, that's it for Challenge Claire.

I can now reveal that the winner is...

Tense moment, yes, I know, I know.

-AUDIENCE:

-Oooooh!

-Who will it be?

It's...Caitlin!

CHEERING

Big round of applause.

That was Challenge Claire. Up next, more dog tales.

'Time to hear what our Glasgow audience have to

'say about their canine companions.'

Our funny story about Millie is when we go

boogie boarding at Millport, he always swims out and then pulls

the boogie boards back in

and you have to start swimming out again.

My name is Simon and this is my dog Robbie

and one of the funny things that happened was

me and my brother and Robbie were playing football and then

my Wellington boot fell off and Robbie was running around with it.

Hi, I have a dog called Millie and the funniest thing she's

ever done is when we were going to the caravan,

she kept running round the car when we were trying to get her in.

CHEERING

Welcome back to Trick Time

and our remaining Trick Timers have been here practising all show

and now it's time to find out which

of them has mastered the weave walk.

Here's Ashleigh and Pudsey doing it, first of all.

This is Pudsey doing

weave through legs again.

Ready, Puds? Ready, go, legs. Good!

Legs. good boy.

Legs. Good. Legs.

Good boy. Well done. Good.

OK, let's see how you got on.

Caitlin, you go first. You and Logan.

Come on, come on.

Come on. Logan, come on.

Logan, here you come. No.

Come on, Logan. Logan!

-He is a big dog...

-Logan.

-..for poor Caitlin.

Come on, there you come. No. Go through. Yay, yay.

Yay, come on, come on.

Oh.

CLAIRE LAUGHS

Come on. Come on. Logan,

-come through, come.

-Yay!

CHEERING

-Well done.

-Well done.

Josh and Nitro, let's see how you got on.

Nitro. Oh, leave.

LAUGHTER

Oh, no. Mistake number one, don't drop your cheese.

Nitro.

Hey!

APPLAUSE

-Brilliant!

-Good boy.

And in only an hour. Well done!

After all that, I think that the winner is...

..Josh and Nitro. Well done.

Give them a big round of applause.

APPLAUSE

But well done, Caitlin.

You've got a massive dog.

I'm surprised you got one step out of him.

That deserves a round of applause.

Give her a round of applause, everyone.

APPLAUSE

-Great work there from our Trick Timers.

-Amazing stuff.

How do you fancy seeing some of the best dressed dogs

in Glasgow strutting their stuff on our stage?

Oh, how good does that sound?

CHEERING

Well, of course, so do we.

Victoria Beckham, take notes,

this is Catwalking Canines.

So, without further ado,

this is Becks and her Jack Russell, Cara.

They're both dressed as pink rockers.

It's a lovely, lovely look.

Cara might look pretty in pink, but actually,

she doesn't stay pink for long.

Her favourite thing to do is roll in the mud.

The same as Kate, actually.

It's good for the skin!

Next up, we have Francesca and her dog Fi.

-Aww.

-Aww.

And you may have noticed that they are dressed as

French mademoiselles Ooh, la, la!

Fi loves chasing rabbits

and hates being kept indoors.

-Even with this weather?

-It's a good idea.

Now, it's Kieran with Mr Wilson.

Not just Wilson, Mr Wilson. Come on up.

-Come on.

-Look at that.

Apparently, Mr Wilson likes

playing on a trampoline, amazing.

And his quirky fact is that he actually likes eating cat food.

Not good for the dog, though.

Identity crisis there, I think.

Next up, we have Rebecca and her dog Lottie.

And they are dressed as Dorothy and Toto!

Aww!

CHEERING

You'd have to be a tin man for

this pet not to melt your heart.

Oh, there she is. Look at her in the basket.

And last but not least, save your "Awws" for this one.

We've got Beauty and the Beast.

-Say hello to Ava and Stewie.

-Aww!

CHEERING

Now, Stewie is in a dinner jacket,

so a staple for all men,

and Ava, you look absolutely gorgeous.

Very, very beautiful.

And he's a Teacup Yorkshire terrier.

But, amazingly, he likes coffee. There you go.

Ooh, he's looking very smart!

Everybody, give it up for

our wonderful Catwalking Canines!

Well done, well done.

So, a huge thank you to all of our guests

for this week's show and -

give yourselves around of applause - thank you to the audience!

Well done!

CHEERING

We'll see you again very soon,

-but, for now, it's goodbye.

-Bye!

'Tune in next time when the road show

'will be stopping off in Cardiff.

'Kate gets to meet some dogs

'looking for a new home.

'Dr Scott meets some amazing bionic dogs.

'And, over at the agility arena,

'little dogs are climbing big ladders.

'Yeah, big ladders!

'I'll see you then!'

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