Scottie Radio UK
EP 38 • Collared! Missing Scottie Found
Losing a Scottie during a routine can be a very distressing feeling. Made worse when nearly a week passes and search action turns to helpless anxiety. This week one Scottie was found. Hear how Andrea Holmes Skinner was reunited with her Tinker, involving airbourne drones and community spirit next to a busy road just north of London. Find out how to avoid scammers trying to profit from your emotional distress and how to mount a social media campaign. Volunteers at nationwide DogLost can help you in such an emergency and reputable drone volunteers operate via Facebook, such as this group. All links supplied by Andrea. Don’t be ripped off by people who ask for cash. And let’s hope you never need their services.
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. …
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.
Next Pawedcast 17 June
Scottie MOT is taking a break. Our next episode, EP 28, will be released on 17 June 2022. Now is a good time to catch up with episodes you may have missed earlier in the year.
EP 08 • Newshound Attacked by a Scottie!
Jane Fiddick recalls what it was like to raise WeeBit, a puppy Scottie, in 1940s austerity Britain. Jane also discusses her late husband national newspaper journalist and broadcaster Peter Fiddick’s denial WeeBit ever existed and his aversion to Scotties – after he was bitten by one. Jane in conversation with George Matlock on 24 August 2021.
EP 07 • The Great Dame Sophie, aged 15
Meet brave Sara Cox, whose 15-year-old black Scottish Terrier Sophie sadly crossed the rainbow bridge in August
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.