Welcome to the Absolute Dog Sex and a Squirrel podcast. I'm Lauren Langman. I'm one of the world's leading dog trainers and it's my mission to help owners become their dog's top priority. In each episode, you'll discover how to gain trust and

communicate with your dog like never before, creating unbreakable bonds that make you the most

exciting part of their world. Okay, welcome to the Sex and Skrins Girl podcast, Mel. It's amazing to

have you. And when we were looking through the topics that we were going to talk about tonight,

today, this morning, whatever time it is with you, I think the cool thing was I wanted to talk about every one of them. I was like, please let me talk with that one, that one, and that one. But talking electropherepies, you're a physiotherapist for dogs. And the best part is you know way more than me, but earlier you did call me a bit of a boy in this respect.

What do you mean by that? You said, Laura, you just made me giggle. What did you mean?

Oh, it's just the picture you sent me was of a big gadget and it was big and powerful. And it was

just like I imagine like, I mean,

like Gary, my husband's like with power tools and gadgets and things like that. And yeah,

I like that. And I like it because it's big and it looks cool. And it doesn't really matter

whether it does what I want it to, but it looks amazing. So I'm out there wanting to buy all of the electrotherapies for dogs.

And obviously, electrotherapies, I think it's worth us considering because these could be used on injuries, elderly dogs who are arthritic or painful or experiencing just some degeneration, effectively, I suppose.

Or you could be using these potentially to look after a

sports dog, either pre-sports work or post-sports work. And I really think it's worth us knowing

about them because for me, I was just saying not just for our dogs, but actually, for me,

it's for, we have ponies. So these could be used in other sports and animals and these

are also things that you could consider even for yourself and I was just talking to someone today

about plantophagitis customer of mine and she said she's getting that and she's being treated

with shockwave and actually what a difference shockwave was making for her so I think these are therapies

not just electrophes therapies but all therapies that we should actually be aware of in our peripheral vision, not only for our dogs, but it could even be ponies, ourselves, and other things. And I know, for example, I own a laser. I've used it when I've had a twisted ankle and a sprained ankle and a sore ankle. And it really did put it right. And it put it right quite quickly, non-invasively. And actually, it's not ever aggravated me again, which is

pretty impressive considering I only had three sessions. I was also talking to a friend of

mine. She had a frozen shoulder. And three sessions later from a laser therapy, the frozen shoulder isn't giving her any aggravation.

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