Hi...sounds like you have some summers there too, pruning would occur twice ...right after the spring crop on Floricanes down to the ground, but you don't want to prune any summer or fall bearing during the active season especially summer variety because even tho they are long canes the sugars or carbohydrates need to travel back to the crown during the winter by February , March all pruning can be done to cut back long canes or thin out etc, otherwise the natural energy of the plant gets robbed of it's lifeforce and will show next spring with a weak crop and smaller berries.

With Fall bearing you can prune the tips just below the fruit line after fall harvest because that is dying already, but leave the summer bearing primocanes alone.

Remember ( Floricanes) last years' wood.......(Primocanes) new growth after spring till fall.

hope that helps

i prefer the early fall bearing (primocane bearing) raspberries. no pruning. just cut canes to the ground in early spring and they grow back and produce on same years canes. less disease and much easier to manage. I've got my junebearing strawberries , honey berries, and juneberries to give me a early crop of berries. i have autumn britain, polka, joan j and heritage cultivars that start producing early august to a killing frost. only pruning i do is mid spring i prune to 5 most vigorous shoots per foot of bed. mother nature does the rest. these varieties don't need trellising.