http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/shows/beonashow/new_dog_behaviour

I saw this on another forum I go on and the person involved is a Jenna Mansfield.  It sounds all very exciting, shame I am too old as my boy could do with poochy bootcamp.  The thing that puzzles me is the need for a passport or being able to get one at short notice.  This would suggest that only the humans are going abroad (or the show is very badly thought out!).

More ageism from the Beeb - applicants must be between 18 and 30

Don't they do naughty holidays 18-30?? I think they have excluded the majority of us who have experienced a "bit of life" :)

I don't think that's the Beeb though :)

Sounds to me as if the humans might win a holiday. I hope it's sensible dog training. Oh, and of course! As it's BBC, they should SURELY have stated that there can't be any of the 17 breeds that they wanted removed from Crufts as they cannot possibly have their viewers see such dogs on telly!!

Oh poo - I am too old and have no current passport.

I'm too old as well -and I also don't have any badly behaved dogs. :)

I'm too old and 'shock horror' own Cavaliers - they wouldn't want those seen on telly! :-p

I can't believe only 18 - 30 year olds are allowed, cheeky!
Wouldn't it be funny though to clicker train something that looks like undesirable behaviour but is actually on cue with a sly hand signal? then you could have a 'miracle' turnabout and win the holiday or whatever it is they are offering.

Would any of us want to help out the BBC after PDE though?