I think what's really important is to talk about why we're doing it and what we're trying to achieve.

No matter what we do in life or with our dogs, there's always sort of gimmick things out there.

You know, we can be easily swayed by fancy looking equipment and especially if we see things online.

It can look really great, but it doesn't mean to say it's right to.

So just because we can do it, it doesn't mean something should should do it, or it's going to give us the best outcomes.

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So Mel, we've been working together, known each other for a long time. Tell

everybody what you do for a living, day to day, day in, day out, what you love and what you

get to do, I suppose, for your work. My work, yeah. So I'm a canine physiotherapist and hydrotherapist,

but I see that as an integrated role. It's not like one separates from the

other. They both link in together. So I wouldn't say I'm particularly one or the other, but primarily

probably physiotherapist for mainly small animals. I don't work with big animals, not in my remit.

Although you couldn't help it yesterday. We were riding horses and you were taking videos and saying, what do you think of this?

What do you think of that?

You can't help it.

You are.

For me, you're like the James Harriot of the physio world because you love what you do and you do what you love and it is kind of part of your day to day. Like you can't not look at an animal. No. No. can't walk past.

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