Cog Dog Radio: Sarah Stremming, agility and dog-training conversations

Key facts

Host

Sarah Stremming

Publisher archive

Cog Dog Radio at sarahstremming.com/podcasts/

Apple creator credit

Sarah Stremming, The Cognitive Canine

Agility starting point

Smarter Agility Training with Megan Foster

Professional learning starting point

Becoming a Dog Trainer: A Hero’s Journey

What does Cog Dog Radio cover?

The official archive introduces Cog Dog Radio with Sarah Stremming as a training and behaviour programme for professionals, dog-sport participants and owners. Its audience therefore extends beyond one working role or competition discipline. Read the particular episode description to establish whether it addresses your question about sport, everyday care or professional learning.

For someone exploring the working-dog industry, the programme offers a route into the people who teach dogs and support their handlers. Choose a question before opening the archive: understanding an agility conversation, considering how to choose a teacher or locating a named guest. The library’s individual discipline guides can explain the sport alongside the interview.

Sarah Stremming and her professional context

Stremming’s published biography describes experience in group teaching, dog sports and settings including daycare, boarding kennels, veterinary clinics and shelters. These are the publisher’s accounts of her background. They help place the podcast in the wider industry of dog training and owner support without establishing the content or outcome of every episode.

When researching a speaker, keep the biography and the actual conversation as separate records. Save the episode title and identify whether Sarah or a guest is making a statement. For a current professional appointment or credential, use the relevant responsible organisation’s records rather than assuming that a podcast credit settles every question about qualification or scope.

Official listening access and programme names

The official website uses Cog Dog Radio, while Apple Podcasts displays Cog-Dog Radio and credits Sarah Stremming, The Cognitive Canine. These identifying details help distinguish the programme when searching across platforms. Individual publisher pages provide SoundCloud-hosted audio links as well as short written introductions.

Start with the publisher’s episode page when sharing a listening suggestion. It preserves the title and context alongside the audio destination. The references below retain the official archive and Apple listing. This profile does not establish an official YouTube edition, and it does not imply that a short written introduction is a transcript of the recording.

Smarter Agility Training with Megan Foster

The publisher identifies Megan Foster of Synergy Dog Sports as the guest for Smarter Agility Training with Megan Foster. Its brief description places the conversation around applying training approaches to agility. That establishes a sport-focused entry point without supplying a detailed exercise list or a claim about results.

A useful listening note can separate the skill being discussed, the handler’s part, the setting and the evidence the speaker uses. Those are suggested headings for your own notes, not a summary of unreviewed passages. If you are learning agility, bring specific questions from the recording to an appropriate instructor and use the event’s current rules for competition requirements.

Becoming a Dog Trainer: A Hero’s Journey

The official introduction to Becoming a Dog Trainer: A Hero’s Journey describes Sarah’s discussion of five categories of teachers and how recognising them relates to learning and growth. This is a starting point for thinking about dog-training education rather than a published list of compulsory entry qualifications.

For career planning, turn the listening question into concrete enquiries about a course or mentor: what will you practise, who observes your work, how is feedback given and what evidence of learning do you keep? Check the provider’s current assessment information directly. Listening to professional-development material can inform those questions; it does not demonstrate a person’s practical competence or guarantee employment.

Choose the right format for your next question

The publisher website also offers courses, membership and coaching alongside the podcast. Check the destination when following a link so that you know whether you are opening a public episode, an enrolment page or a service enquiry. The availability of an episode does not establish access to every related product or a place in coaching.

For a media comparison, use the directory to move between sport and behaviour conversations, stockdog interviews and operational detection programmes. Keep the work setting attached to any advice you record. This independent WORKING DOG profile uses verified publisher descriptions as episode starting points; complete recordings have not been reviewed. Follow the original audio for the conversation and credit the speakers when referring to their accounts.

Common questions

Sources & further reading

Keep exploring