Terrier Talk

Ray the grumpy Lakeland

Terrier Talk

Show Notes

Ray is a Lakeland terrier who is a type of terrier that is less common in my world but there will be some of you struggling with a terrier just like him. He presents as really grumpy dog, I'm not sure that's really a thing that dogs can be but he is definitely a dog that is seeing the negatives in life rather than the positives. This episode we talk a little about dealing with those traits alongside the frustration and independence that comes along with most terriers that struggle with difficult behaviours. Get your free 30 day trial to Terrier School https://www.terrierschool.co.uk/community

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