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. Hello and welcome to the Sex InSquare podcast. Podcasts

it gives you real life dog training results. Now, I was loading a pony this morning into a horsebox

and sometimes it's not about dog training. It's actually about learning animals and thinking animal and being

around animals. Now, I'm joined by the wonderful Nicole and Nicole, you're a farm animal

vet. Is that right? Yeah, that's right. And what made you choose farm animals? Well,

so I always thought I wanted to be a small animal orthopedic vet.

Very different. Yeah, very good. You'd have been inside, you'd have always been cozy, you'd have had clean nails. Yeah, yeah, essential. Yeah, so I have a friend called Tom, who's absolutely amazing orthopedic surgeon, literally idolized him.

I was like, I want to be like him. I want to be like him.

And then in third year of vet school, when we started doing clinical EMS, I went to the hospital where he worked at the time to do two weeks of placement.

Sorry, Tom, if you're listening.

I've never been my board in my life.

You're like, this is my first placement in a solicitor's office. I was in a solicitor's office. It was dingy. It was damp. And I was like, I don't sign up for this. I don't sign up for this. I don't want to work in this office. I don't want to work inside. Go on. Tell me more. So and and then immediately two weeks after that, I went and did placement at the farm section

of the same practice. And I was like, this is for me. This is more like it. Out in the sun,

driving around. Everybody knows their clients really well. You start for a cup of tea. Someone

might feed you lunch. It's just so much more pleasant than standing for hours.

Exuring animals.

And watching a hit replacement or a stifle.

And I suppose when you're watching someone who's an absolute perfectionist, it doesn't happen quickly, doesn't it?

The detail. Yeah.

I so hear what you're saying.

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