4/25/12 – Julie’s Way
This week: I discuss the difference between mental and physical energy and how that explains why my barista’s chihuahua isn’t tired after a three mile run.
Also, I give my input about Cesar’s Way Magazine and share my opinion about some of his short written answers to people’s mailed-in questions.
DOG TRIVIA! I got a question wrong in dog trivia last week at an event: and it was breed identification! Chinese Crested or Mexican Hairless (Xolo)? So from the AKC website I explain the difference.
“Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on ME!”
4/18/12 – Find out: What is Kennel Gear? Also Julie shares some training stories.
WOW!
Kennel Gear is so well made! And based locally! Check out their website and other company too, called Piranha Lox.
Cool stuff!
Home Page…
Also!
For more info on Julie Forbes’ training and her
business, Sensitive Dog, visit: www.sensitivedog.com
3/11 – www.SeattleDogSpot.com and THEN Wolf Haven International!
First talking with Robert Pregulman, owner of www.seattledogspot.com.
SeattleDogSpot.com is a one-stop destination for Seattle area dog lovers for resources, referrals, social events, news and more!
In the second half of the show, I’ll be talking with Wendy Spencer, animal curator at Wolf Haven International.
Wolf Haven International suffered damage to most of their wolf enclosures during a storm this winter. They need your help! Every donation counts. Visit www.wolfhaven.org or call (800) 448-9653
3/28 – Jeanne Hampl and Darcie Boltz – In response to service dog story on Today Show
Guests:
Jeanne Hampl, President of the Assistance Dog Club of Puget Sound
Darcie Boltz, Vice President of the Assistance Dog Club of Puget Sound and Director of Heeling Allies. Heeling Allies trains service dogs for people with mental health challenges.
A recent story on The Today Show with Matt Lauer has caused a strong response from professionals in the dog industry, especially the service dog industry.
The story of a three year old who has a service dog who carries her oxygen tanks around everywhere with her, has raised some concern. Dog professionals notice the dog’s body language of being stressed and uncomfortable, as well as the blatant poor handling skills of the three year old.
Here’s a link to the story and video. See for yourself!
Below is a link to the article that spells out the dog’s body language
3/21/12 – Overpopulation, pet food and puppies! All over the place today!
You’ll be able to hear the tears in my voice on today’s show when I talk about euthanasia and overpopulation in this country.
Check out Joan Sorita’s Therapeutic Music with K9 Massage at www.joansorita.com. I RECOMMEND!
For a link to the article about France and Pet Food go to www.truthaboutpetfood.com - Susan Thixton rocks!











