This is pretty depressing, but I guess fore-warned is fore-armed. I don’t think the occurrences are frequent, but it’s something to be aware of.
Click on the link to see this scary article about some dog poisonings that have happened — and protect your dog!
Our guest tonight on the “My Doggie Says…” show is Dr. Linda Aronson, DVM, MA. Dr. Linda is an expert on animal behavior, and she will share her insights into our relationship with “man’s best friend.”
Live streaming at www.1100kfnx.com, at 8:00 pm California Time. To call the show: (602) 277-kfnx, or (866) 536-1100. Your comments and questions are welcome!
Liz Palika is the author of over fifty pet books, including “A Dog in the House: Experts offer Advice for Living with (and Loving) Dogs,” “Puppy Love,” “The Howell Book of Dogs,” “The Ultimate Pet Food Guide,” and “All Dogs Need Some Training.”
Hear Liz on the “My Doggie Says…” radio show on KFNX 1100, in Phoenix.
Our guest on the “My Doggie Says…” show, for Wednesday, March 30, will be Tamar Geller, Celebrity Dog Trainer, Author of “Thirty Days to a Well-Mannered Dog,” and a frequent guest on major TV shows, including Oprah.
Live streaming at www.1100kfnx.com, at 8:00 pm California Time. To call the show: (602) 277-kfnx, or (866) 536-1100.
Click here to learn more about Tamar’s very fun doggie world!
Our guest tonight will be Cheryl Smith, prolific writer about dogs and the author of the dogs in society blog and a mixed breed blog for the National Examiner.
Cheryl’s web site is writedog.com.
Live streaming is at www.1100kfnx.com, at 8:00 pm California Time. To call the show: (602) 277-kfnx, or (866) 536-1100.
Julie Bjelland is the author of “Imagine Life with a Well-Behaved Dog: A 3-Step Positive Dog-Training Program.” Hear Julie talk about dog training topics like, preparing for a new dog, crate training, dealing with dogs that jump on people or other dogs, getting ready for obedience training, the importance of relaxing (not the dog, you!), the importance of praise, understanding your dog’s energy levels, and much, much more.
Also listen to Julie’s answers to questions from callers, Anthony, Gaurev, Sherry, and Dr. Hegde, a vet who uses Julie’s book in her practice.
Learn more about Julie’s dog training approach at www.webdogtrainer.com.
Tune into the “My Doggie Says…” show on Wednesday, February 9, to learn the secrets of bonding with your dog — from guest Victoria Schade, author of “Bonding with your Dog: A Trainer’s Secrets for Building a Better Relationship.”
The “My Doggie Says…” show will help you gain a deeper appreciation for “Man’s Best Friend.” The show is broadcast live from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday nights, on KFNX 1100, Phoenix. It is streamed live on www.1100kfnx.com. Fred interviews dog whisperers, dog trainers, dog psychologists, authors of dog books, and experts on all aspects of dogs and dog behavior and dog nature. The show is also available as a podcast on iTunes. Go to the iTunes store, click on “Podcast,” and search for “My Doggie Says…”
To call the program and join the discussion, call (602) 277-KFNX, or outside of Phoenix, call 1 (866) 536-1100. If you participate in the program, you will receive a free copy of the “Dog Appreciation Lessons” CD.
Hear Paul Owens, the original “Dog Whisperer,” and author of “The Puppy Whisperer,” talk about his extremely effective, “non-violent,” dog training approaches.
BTW, Paul wrote the “Dog Whisperer” in 1999.
Listen to Morgan Spector, author of “Clicker Training for Obedience: Shaping Top Performance-Positively,” talk about clicker training and his fresh ideas about getting what you need from your dog.
Be sure to join our conversation, Wednesday night, January 19, with Paul Owens, the “Original Dog Whisperer” — on KFNX-1100 in Phoenix from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Mountain Time.
The “My Doggie Says…” radio talk show is streamed live at www.1100.kfnx.com. To join the conversation — and receive a free copy of the “Dog Appreciation Lessons” CD — call (602) 277-KFNX, or, toll-free, (866) 536-1100. See if Paul can answer your dog question!
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