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, so the adventures of Bobel, what to do with the missing dog?

And I'm actually going to give you an example of me losing a dog who actually, we worked out,

wasn't actually even lost. I just lost her and here is a big place so they can find little places to hide in a scenario. However, we're going to talk through all of that. This week's Sexing the Squirrel, what to do with the missing dog? Now, let's talk into how the missing dog scenario even started. Bobble is Toy Poodle. He's tiny. He's cute. He would be very, very, very likeable, and he's very, very much wanted. So people would love to find a dog

like Bobble, I'm sure. And also, he's easily scared because he's fairly small. Like,

he's easily the type that could go. He's a baby. He's only young. What happened, Linda? So what happened was I was out

on a walk with my naughty but nice dog, well, my whole pack. And because I have to manage my

normal, my dog by moving away from other dogs, my procedure with bubble at that point was I would move away scatterfeed but hold Bobble in my arms because he said he was still like six months old.

So six months old, I'd pick him up and then I'd scatterfeet for the other dogs.

And as the strange dog came down the footpath, my phone rang.

And I'd been talking to, I had some, taking some serious calls on my phone.

So I was distracted momentarily.

And in that moment, my naughty bit nice dog chose to launch himself at the passing dog.

And I have my dogs on a waist belt.

And as he pulled, he twisted me around and I realized it was going to fall over.

So I've got bobble in my arms and I'm on the way down doing those split-second decisions.

What do I do in this moment?

Do I crush the dog onto the floor?

Do I throw it onto the floor? Will I break

it? What do I do? Parachute movement?

We need to make lighthearted of it because if not, these things form us.

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