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EP 33: Scottie MOT | Catriona Hudson

EP 33: Scottie MOT | Catriona Hudson

One thing you don’t expect around your pet dog. For them to go missing. When it happens we hope that communities are able to find your dog and return them safely and swiftly. …

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EP 32: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

EP 32: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

What is your dog telling you when they bark at others across the street? We asked our club Members in a poll. This is also one of the topics tackled on the latest episode of Scottie MOT by guest Cath Marchbank.

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EP 31: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

EP 31: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

Scottie MOT is back and this month it is an extended edition with Cath Marchbank which could be re-titled Scottie MORT. That is because we discuss how owners and second pets should prepare for the passing of a Scottie.

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EP 30: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

EP 30: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

After clearing out plants that could be dangerous for your Scottie, what to plant instead? We offer some ideas. And what’s this javelin-shaped object that’s known as a Foxtail? Cath Marchbank is our guest on Scottie MOT.

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EP 29: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

EP 29: Scottie MOT | Cath Marchbank

How do you cool a Scottie in the very hot July weather in the UK? Cath Marchbank comes up with some super tips on staying cool. And meet Hermes – the Scottie and owner rescued from Mariupol, Ukraine and coming to Britain.

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EP 28: Scottie MOT | Jacky Ash

EP 28: Scottie MOT | Jacky Ash

So you have your dog groomed regularly. But what to do in between visits to the groomers? How to keep that top dog look? Jacky Ash explains what you need to do, and why you need to get familiar with a Slicker Brush. The next episode of Scottie MOT will be broadcast on 15 July 2022. During the summer months, Scottie MOT will be published once a month.

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Have a question about health of your Scottie?

Please be aware that presenters on the podcast responding to your question are not medically-qualified veterinary surgeons but have many years of extensive experience working with Scottish Terriers. They provide their time and knowledge without monetary reward.