We Love Dogs

We Love Dogs - Cheryl Marney

We Love Dogs, is a podcast, yes you guessed it, all about dogs!!  Hosted by Cheryl Marney who is a certified IMDT dog trainer 🐾Covering all things dog training and wellbeing!💛🐾 This podcast will be there to provide information to help dog owners, with guests covering so many different topics! Including puppies, nutrition, health and much more!If you are looking for a podcast all about dogs this is for you! 🥳🐾

  1. From Play To Purpose: How Dogs Are Changing Conservation - Interview With Natasha Underwood

    7H AGO

    From Play To Purpose: How Dogs Are Changing Conservation - Interview With Natasha Underwood

    Send us Fan Mail In Episode 33 of We Love Dogs, I’m joined by Natasha Underwood—ecologist, detection dog handler, and founder of NHU Ecology & Detection Dogs. Natasha has an impressive background in environmental science, with a BSc in Biology/Conservation, an MSc in Environmental Consultancy, and a PhD focused on wetlands, biodiversity, and water quality. Alongside this, she is a certified detection dog handler, trained in conservation detection and scentwork instruction. In this episode, Cheryl and Natasha explore the fascinating world of detection dogs and the vital role they play in conservation. Natasha shares how she built her business from the ground up, what her day-to-day work looks like, and the wide range of tasks her dogs are trained to detect—from wildlife and ecological targets to specialist scent work. We also dive into her passion for reward-based, play-driven training, and hear all about her incredible dogs—River, Wren, Molly, and Addie—and the journey of training them to a professional level. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in dogs, training, or the powerful impact dogs can have in the world of science and conservation. Want to connect with Natasha? Details below: (1) Facebook Home | NHU Ecology Dogs Instagram For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via: Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and Training Email: cherylmarney@outlook.com Facebook: Facebook Instagram: Instagram TikTok:@chelstails

    1h 13m

  2. MAR 27

    Summer Safety For Dogs With Cheryl

    Send us Fan Mail In this solo episode, Cheryl shares essential advice for dog owners as the warmer weather approaches. As temperatures rise, it’s important to understand how heat affects dogs and what simple steps you can take to keep them safe, comfortable, and healthy. Dogs regulate heat very differently to humans, which means they are more vulnerable to overheating, especially during walks and outdoor activity. In this episode, Cheryl covers:  • Why dogs are more at risk in warm weather  • How dogs cool themselves and why it’s less effective than humans  • Practical ways to prevent overheating  • The signs of heat stroke every dog owner should know  • What to do if your dog shows signs of heat stroke This episode is a simple, practical guide to help you enjoy the warmer months while keeping your dog safe. For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via: Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and Training Email: cherylmarney@outlook.com Facebook: Facebook Instagram: Instagram TikTok:@chelstails

    29 min
  3. The Ball Throwing Debate - Interview With Tanya Sprunks

    MAR 13

    The Ball Throwing Debate - Interview With Tanya Sprunks

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of We Love Dogs, I’m joined once again by Tanya Sprunks MPA, BSc (Hons), PgDip, IAAT, an experienced Veterinary Physiotherapist and Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) Advisor, to discuss a topic that might challenge how many of us play with our dogs — ball throwing. For many dog owners, throwing a ball is one of the most common ways we exercise and entertain our dogs. But what impact does repetitive fetch actually have on their bodies and minds? In this conversation we explore the physical risks of repeated ball chasing, including the strain it can place on joints, muscles, and ligaments, and how it may contribute to injuries and long-term mobility issues. We also talk about the behavioural side of the game, looking at how high-intensity play can affect a dog’s arousal levels, stress, and ability to switch off. This is an honest and thought-provoking discussion designed to help owners better understand their dogs’ needs and make more informed choices about exercise and play. If you’ve ever played fetch with your dog — and most of us have — this episode may change the way you think about it Want to connect with Tanya? Details below: TES Veterinary Physiotherapist (1) Facebook Email: tes@vetphysiodevon.com For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via: Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and Training Email: cherylmarney@outlook.com Facebook: Facebook Instagram: Instagram TikTok:@chelstails

    1h 16m
  4. The Honest Guide To Owning A Cockapoo - Interview With Victoria Cooper

    FEB 27

    The Honest Guide To Owning A Cockapoo - Interview With Victoria Cooper

    Send us Fan Mail Cockapoos are one of the UK’s most popular crossbreeds, loved for their cute looks, affectionate nature and reputation as the “perfect family dog.” But what are they really like to live with? In this episode of We Love Dogs, I’m joined by experienced canine behaviourist Victoria Cooper for an honest and informative conversation about Cockapoos, the good, the challenging, and everything in between. We talk about typical Cockapoo personality traits, why their behaviour isn’t always as predictable as people expect, and some of the most common struggles owners face, including separation anxiety, over-excitement, reactivity and emotional sensitivity. We also cover: What you should know about training a CockapooWhy early independence-building is so importantGrooming realities (and why it’s often underestimated)Common health considerationsWhether Cockapoos are truly suited to every homeWhat to look for if you’re thinking about getting oneIf you already share your life with a Cockapoo, or you’re considering bringing one home, this episode will help you make informed, realistic decisions and better understand what these clever, sensitive dogs really need to thrive. As always, this is a straight-talking, practical conversation designed to support you in raising a happy, well-balanced dog. Want to connect with Victoria? Details below: Facebook Dog Behaviourist | Sheffield, Chesterfield & Online | Victoria Cooper Instagram Instagram For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via: Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and Training Email: cherylmarney@outlook.com Facebook: Facebook Instagram: Instagram TikTok:@chelstails

    1h 10m
  5. Life With A Schnauzer: The Good, The Hard, The Honest - Interview With Sharon Jones

    FEB 13

    Life With A Schnauzer: The Good, The Hard, The Honest - Interview With Sharon Jones

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of We Love Dogs we dive deep into one of the most remarkable — and often misunderstood — dog breeds: the Schnauzer. Whether you already share your life with a Schnauzer, are thinking about getting one, or just love learning about dogs, this episode is packed with insight, honesty, and expert guidance. I’m joined by Sharon Jones, a highly experienced dog trainer who’s developed a reputation for her work with Schnauzers and helping owners truly understand and connect with their dogs. With formal training from organisations including the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT), the School of Canine Science, and Absolute Dogs, Sharon brings evidence-based, kind, and practical training methods to every dog and owner she works with. Over the years, she’s supported countless Schnauzer owners with issues like barking, reactivity, recall, confidence building, and everyday life skills. In this episode we cover: Breed history: What Schnauzers were originally bred for and how that shapes the way they think and behave todayPersonality & temperament: The strengths, quirks, and challenges of living with Schnauzers — the good and the hardSome of the reasons why this breed is misunderstoodTraining fundamentals: Why traditional methods often fall short, and how Sharon’s breed-aware approach helps dogs thrivePractical tips: Everyday training and management strategies for barking, recall, lead walking, and mental stimulationWho they suit: The kind of homes and lifestyles that fit Schnauzer temperament bestPlus much more! Whether your Schnauzer is your best friend or a bit of a puzzle, this conversation will help you understand them on a deeper level — and give you the tools to train and live well together. Tune in for honest, expert insight from someone who gets this breed. Want to connect with Sharon? Details below: Facebook Instagram www.shapeyourdog.co.uk sharon@shapeyourdog.co.uk For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via: Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and Training Email: cherylmarney@outlook.com Facebook: Facebook Instagram: Instagram TikTok:@chelstails

    1h 2m

  6. FEB 6 ·  BONUS

    Bonus Episode - Appearing As A Guest On Barks, Bites & Behaviour - Keep It Simple

    Send us Fan Mail I enjoyed joining James Hare on his podcast, it was great to be the one being asked questions for once. I hope you enjoy

    43 min
  7. When It's Time: Compassionate End - Of - Life Care For Dogs - Interview With Dr Nicola Carrier

    JAN 30

    When It's Time: Compassionate End - Of - Life Care For Dogs - Interview With Dr Nicola Carrier

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of We Love Dogs I’m joined by Dr Nicola Carrier BVetMed MRCVS CPEV, a qualified veterinary surgeon and the founder of The Final Walk, a compassionate at-home euthanasia service for dogs in Cornwall. Nicola studied veterinary medicine at the Royal Veterinary College, graduating in 2007, and has over 17 years’ experience in veterinary practice. She began her career working with both large and small animals before specialising in small animal care and end-of-life support. Nicola has undertaken specialist training including Compassion Understood, is CAETA-certified in peaceful euthanasia, and is affiliated with the International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care — all of which inform the calm, thoughtful way she supports dogs and their people at the end of life. Together, we talk openly and gently about home euthanasia for dogs — what it involves, why some families choose it, and how it can offer a calmer, kinder goodbye in a familiar space. We discuss how to recognise when it might be time, the guilt and doubt many owners feel, what dogs experience in their final moments, and how owners can be supported through one of the most emotional decisions they’ll ever make. This is a sensitive conversation, but an important one. It’s not about fear or rushing decisions — it’s about love, dignity, and choosing kindness for our dogs when they need us most. Want to connect with Nicola? Details below: Compassionate Euthanasia Service for Dogs and Cats (4) Facebook Instagram Email: info@thefinalwalk.co.uk For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via: Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and Training Email: cherylmarney@outlook.com Facebook: Chel's Tails Canine Coaching Instagram: @chelstails TikTok:@chelstails

    1h 16m
  8. Celebrating One Year Of We Love Dogs - Interview With Caroline Osbourn

    JAN 16

    Celebrating One Year Of We Love Dogs - Interview With Caroline Osbourn

    Send us Fan Mail In this special anniversary episode of We Love Dogs, I’m joined by Caroline — a close friend and the person who originally started the podcast with me — for a reflective and forward-looking conversation as we celebrate one year of the podcast. Together, we look back on the past year, reflect on how the podcast began, and explore where both the dog training industry and our hopes for the future are heading. In this episode, we discuss: Caroline’s reflections on the past year and what it has meant for herHer plans, aims, and intentions for 2026How We Love Dogs began and what those early conversations representedChanges we’ve both observed within the dog training industryAn honest discussion about the positives and challenges currently facing the industryCaroline’s practical advice and tips for dog owners and familiesThe proposed shock collar ban in England and what it could mean for dogs and their welfareOur shared hopes for 2026, the industry, and for dogs and the people who love themThis episode is a thoughtful reflection on growth, change, and progress, while also looking ahead to a new year with optimism for dogs, their families, and the wider industry.Want to connect with Caroline? see details below: Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley Essex Email: K9ologydogtraining@gmail.com Facebook: K9ology - Dog Psychology & Training Instagram: @k9ology_dogtraining TikTok: @k9ologydogtraining For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via: Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and Training Email: cherylmarney@outlook.com Facebook: Chel's Tails Canine Coaching Instagram: @chelstails TikTok:@chelstails

    1h 7m
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We Love Dogs, is a podcast, yes you guessed it, all about dogs!!  Hosted by Cheryl Marney who is a certified IMDT dog trainer 🐾Covering all things dog training and wellbeing!💛🐾 This podcast will be there to provide information to help dog owners, with guests covering so many different topics! Including puppies, nutrition, health and much more!If you are looking for a podcast all about dogs this is for you! 🥳🐾

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  • Creator
    We Love Dogs - Cheryl Marney
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    36
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 We Love Dogs
  • Show Website
    We Love Dogs

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