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Dogs can see magnetism (probably)

Dogs can see magnetism (probably)

FromThe Dog Scholar


Dogs can see magnetism (probably)

FromThe Dog Scholar

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Length:
24 minutes
Released:
Apr 7, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

We have long known that a dogs sense of smell is incredible, but anecdotes of lost dogs navigating huge distances prompted scientists to dig deeper. It turns out that dogs join birds and elephants with the ability to see the Earth's magnetic field. Dogs can literally see magnetism. Probably...Check out Whimzees: http://whimzees.co.uk/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcastSit down every week with The Dog Scholar to unpick a new big question about dogs. Prof Sab brings the latest scientific research, Danny and Jamie bring 20 years of experience working with and training thousands of dogs. Takeaway fun facts, bust your own long held myths, and get to know humans' best friends in a completely new way.Send your questions and personal dog related icks to podcast@thedogscholar.com.Find us on social media @dogscholarpodcast.
Released:
Apr 7, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (27)

A dog-obsessed science show hosted by two expert dog-trainers and a neuroscientist, the dog scholar uses the latest cutting-edge research from neuroscience, psychology, and other life sciences to bust common myths about dogs and their relationship with people. Each episode tackles one common question we have about our canine companions, Dr Sab breaks down a related recent scientific study, and Jamie and Danny discuss how those findings apply to your dogs with practical take-home tips.? MEET THE HOSTS ?Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton ?⬩Role: The neuroscientist⬩Dogs: Luther, Red and Jimmy Chew (Xolo's / Mexican hairless)A dog-obsessed neuroscientist researching human and animal learning mechanisms. She has won international acclaim for her prize-winning research, which she has presented all over the world and used to change deeply ingrained national policy. Dogs are an important part of Dr Sab’s life, since adopting a stray dog during her period of homelessness which provided the only social and emotional connection during that time. A strong advocate for social mobility, she is an ambassador for Street Vet, a charity that provides outreach veterinary care to dogs belonging to people experiencing homelessness.Danny Wells ?⬩Role: The trainer⬩Dogs: Wade & Logan (Malinois), Flint (Labrador), Ralph (Bull breed), Lenny (Parson Jack Russell)A well respected and multi-dimensional dog trainer, Danny specialises in the rehabilitation of dogs that other trainers have deemed a lost cause and untrainable. He has saved countless dogs lives, working with both dog and owner to create a harmonious relationship and a greater bond. Danny and his dog have won titles in both Protection Dog Trials and Gun Dog Trials. Danny works closely with a dog rescue charity that promises not to put healthy dogs down, and successfully rehabilitates dogs with severe behavioural issues so they can go on to live their best lives.Jamie Penrith ?⬩Role: The expert⬩Dogs: Bonnie, Drake, Pumpkin, Truman, Tinkerbell (Labradors) and Sherlock (Labrador x English pointer)A leading expert in canine predatory behaviour, Jamie divides his time between the provision of established, highly regarded and sought-after dog training and behaviour services, and actively campaigning on behalf of dog welfare and responsible dog ownership. As a former police dog handler, Jamie knows exactly what it means to train dogs for real life situations.? CREDITS ?Produced by Will CarneCreated by Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, Danny Wells and Jamie PenrithFilmed on location at WillCarne Studio 1 in London. Set, graphic, lighting and sound design by WilCa Studios. With thanks to George Jennings, Stephanie Donowho, Jake Edwards and Matthew Crossey. Copyright WillCarne Originals 2023.