Dog Edition

If dogs represent the best of human qualities … and we assert they do … how, and when, do we need to become more human?

A Dog’s Story of Survival

For years Frankie lived on a hill above a suburban elementary school. All by himself, he survived by garbage picking after the last lunch bell rang. His scrounging paid off, but neighbors in the San Francisco suburb were worried about Frankie’s health. He evaded their attempts to catch him for a week, but eventually, was captured. At his veterinary appointment, the doctor found something that pointed to a ghastly past … one that made his life on the hill look pastoral by comparison.

We Don’t Deserve Dogs

Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker are documentary filmmakers who like to form hypotheses and then test them on film. Their latest is We Don’t Deserve Dogs … and they offer as proof a series of snapshots and portraits from around the globe. We visit several different cultures and through their lens inhabit new beliefs and attitudes about the human-dog bond. Former child soldiers in Uganda cope with PTSD with the help of adopted dogs. A Pakistani woman invites a stray dog home and is shunned by her neighbors. A dog in Lima, Peru is celebrated with a lavish birthday party.

A Dog Eases the Pain of Divorce

Donna Dees was in the throes of planning the Million Mom March when her husband asked for a divorce. The timing could not have been worse … especially for their two young daughters. Hoping to soften the blow, the couple decided to give their girls a puppy along with the bad news. Little Daisy’s arrival distracted everyone from the divorce drama by forcing everyone to make adjustments and achieve balance. In their case, getting a dog was a puptastic solution to an age-old problem.

The Hydrant

Pam and Jim stop by the hydrant to sniff out the latest dog gossip, innuendo, jokes, and notes. This week, Busch wants your dog to be their Dog Brew Influencer. Also, it turns out Democrats and Republicans on the Hill have always agreed on one thing, after all.

About A Dog’s Story of Survival

Frankie is living his best life at home in Northern California.

About Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker

Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker are an Australian born, Brooklyn based documentary filmmaking duo. Their new documentary film, We Don't Deserve Dogs, is out now.

We Don't Deserve Dogs is a contemplative odyssey across our planet, looking at the simple and extraordinary ways that dogs influence our daily lives.

Former child soldiers in Uganda. The local pub in a Scottish town. A dog walker on the streets of Istanbul. A kaleidoscope of unconventional portraits from fascinating locations. People need dogs, and perhaps they need us, but what do humans do to deserve the unconditional love they provide?

Watch the trailer, and rent or buy the movie from https://wedontdeservedogs.com

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About Donna Dees

Donna Dees, described in 2020 by Glamour Magazine as an “activist’s activist,” is the founder of the Million Mom March held on Mother’s Day 2000 — the largest protest against gun violence in US history until the more recent March for Our Lives.

Her 2004 memoir and guidebook called “Looking for a Few Good Moms: How One Mom Rallied a Million Others Against the Gun Lobby” earned her the “Chutzpah Award” from Oprah. The book was also cited by The Atlantic in 2008 as one of the best books on female leadership.

Over the years, she has promoted gun violence prevention and grassroots activism in hundreds of media outlets including on Meet the Press, Face the Nation, Good Morning America, the Today Show and the NBC Nightly News.

Here’s What We Found at The Hydrant

Dog Brew Influencer Job

Congress is a Dog Friendly Workplace

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The pandemic has short-circuited our social lives and (perhaps) intensified our dog obsession. Today, we speak with folks who can help us cope. But first ...

Steve Dale – Certified Animal Behavior Consultant

Major Biden has bitten again! What’s going on here? Is President Biden's rescue German Shepherd just a "bad dog?" To find out, we check in with Steve Dale for some insight. As fans of his long-time syndicated radio show know, he always has great advice. The TV host and Certified Animal Behavior Consultant delivers some reassurance and love. 

Dogs BOND – Alex Lu

Can Silicon Valley management principles undergird a family board game? Alex Lu thought so. Dogs BOND is his new game that promises to get all dog-loving friends and family off their screens. The premise? You become a shelter dog searching for their forever family. Cue the strategy, the good feels ... and the real-life donations made to rescue shelter partners. A win-win-win segment, for sure!

The A.I. Dog Detector from Ryder Calm Down

Wanting more and more dog in his life, Ryder Damen coded a dog detector for his home. What's a dog detector, you wonder? It's a clever AI that uses machine learning to detect and notify you ... when a dog walks by your front door. And because Ryder's online presence aims to "make the internet weirder" and "help people get involved with tech" ... he will give you the code, free, and show you how to make your very own dog detector. Weird, sure ... and wonderful!

The Hydrant

Pam and Jim stop by the hydrant to sniff out the latest dog gossip, innuendo, jokes, and notes. This week, a Russian dog resorts to thievery to get the attention he richly deserves.

Chapters

2:46 Major Biden Bites Again!

4:50 Could this Call for a Trip to the Vet?

5:58 Anxiety is a factor.

6:49 President Biden Seems Surprised.

7:27 Some Simple Solutions

9:51 Dogs Bond Board Game

12:35 Alex Lu’s Lifelong Commitment to Shelter Dogs

13:44 A Game for Dog Lovers and Gamers

15:45 AI Dog Detector

19:46 The Dog Detector has been Repurposed.

20:57 The Hydrant Segment – Stories We Sniffed Out from Around the Hydrant

22:20 Coming Up on the Next Episode

About Steve Dale

Steve Dale is a certified animal behavior specialist who has been a trusted voice in the world of pet health for over 20 years. You have likely heard him on the radio, seen him on TV, read him in print and online, and watched him speaking at events around the world. His contributions to advancing pet wellness have earned him many awards and recognition around the globe.

https://stevedalepetworld.com/

https://www.avma.org/events/national-dog-bite-prevention-week

https://twitter.com/stevedalepets?s=20

About Dogs Bond – Alex Lu

Alex is originally from San Francisco, CA and has worked as a Management Consultant and Program Manager for Silicon Valley tech companies for the past 15+ years. Alex’s game, Dogs BOND, was started to create a non-screen oriented experience for friends and family. The results were so fun that he decided to make a real game for everyone to use. Alex wants to bring dog-people to boardgames and boardgamers to dog rescues. Infusing the story of a rescue journey into a joyful, whimsical, and hopeful message, Alex hopes that this game will bring both people and dogs together in the real world.

https://www.dogsbondgame.com/

Ryder Calm Down – Ryder Damen

Ryder Damen is a YouTuber and software engineer. He likes to “make things and connect them to the internet so they can be controlled.” His channel is dedicated to helping the rest of us understand and get involved with tech … and to making the internet weirder and more wonderful.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbXbBT_E0hIbnWRF5LQEE1Q

https://github.com/rydercalmdown

https://rydercalmdown.com/

Here’s What We Found at The Hydrant

Dog Steals Microphone from a Russian Reporter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCB3Hk7gd64

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Human families and dog families come together on today’s episode to bring you tales of fine cuisine and unexepected reunions.

The Alexander Valley Truffle Company

Truffles are a delicacy prized by chefs and foodies around the world. These finicky fungi are hard to find. It helps to have a family of Lagotto Romagnolo, or truffle hunting dogs to do the dirty work. Join the Angerer Family at their truffle orchard as they take us on a hunt for these elusive and valuable fairy apples!

Marvin, Murry, and Leo – A Rescue Family

When New Yorker, Tara Derington adopted a rescue dog she named Leo from a Texas shelter, she didn’t know her new pup’s dad had also been adopted into the same zip code – until a fateful walk around the block brought them back together. But there’s more! Leo had a brother and he, too, ended up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. This reunion story is so cute, it could have come from the mind of New York screenwriting queen, Nora Ephron.

The Hydrant

Pam and Jim stop by the hydrant to sniff out the latest dog stories from around the world.

Chapters

2:46 Truffle Dogs on the Hunt somewhere in Northern California

6:55 Tuber, the truffle dog, finds one!

9:42 The Secret Side of Truffle Hunting

13:21 Fresh Truffled Eggs

14:26 A Reunion Story Ready-Made for the Silver Screen

15:01 Upper West Side Resident, Tara Derington Rescue’s Leo

17:28 Tara Receives Interesting News from Dr. Doolittle’s Rescue Ranch

19:06 The Search for Leo’s Dad

20:42 The Story Goes Viral on Twitter

21:24 The Family of Three Dogs Reunite for the First Time In NYC

24:14 The Hydrant Segment – Stories We Sniffed Out from Around the Hydrant

27:09 Coming Up on the Next Episode

About The Alexander Valley Truffle Company

Angerer Family Farms was started as a vehicle to diversify a connection to Sonoma County. For several years, as the family waited for their hazelnut trees, inoculated with the coveted French winter black truffle spores known as Tuber Melanosporum, to grow, they grew a variety of tomatoes and fruits which they sold to local markets. They also have a healthy flock of chickens who provide eggs to local restaurants. But as they near our first truffle harvest, attention is shifting below ground. And their five Lagotto Romagnolo truffle hunting dogs are ready!

https://www.avtruffles.com/home

Tara Derington

Tara Derington is the Director of Digital Publishing at Thrive Global and a passionate dog person. She adopted her rescue dog, Leo, from Dr. Dolittle’s Rescue Ranch in Mcallen, TX.

https://drdolittlesrescue.wixsite.com/dolittlesrescueranch

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Want to hear something surprising, unusual, or downright weird? This week’s show has all three of those covered.

Jamie Katz – Licensed Pet Detective

When a beloved dog goes missing, we tend to panic. We assume the worst: dognapping! We tend to not think clearly about how to best begin a search. That’s where a licensed Private Investigator can be of help. Jamie Katz is just such a professional ... who exclusively works to get pets back home. This real-life, bonafide Pet Detective offers tips and insights. And you won’t want to miss the story about her latest super-success story.

 Stray – A New Documentary

Filmmaker Elizabeth Lo takes us to the streets of Istanbul in her new documentary Stray. It’s illegal to capture and hold or kill stray dogs in the Turkish capital … which may make them the city’s most interesting denizens. Filmed at dog level, Lo takes us on a long walk with the dogs. We play in parks, march in protests, visit a couple “dog restaurants, and listen in on everyday conversations. Lo crafts a poignant, wordless portrait of a way of life where dogs and humans interconnect by the multitude … to explore the inherent value of all beings.

The Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs

When virtual reality changes your reality, you know you’re truly in the matrix. Indie Game Developer and Award-Winning Narrative Director, Xalavier Nelson Jr., once identified as a cat person … but became a dog person by creating a video game that deals in absurdity. The Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs asks the question “what happens if you and your loved one are the only humans left … and you are separated by galaxies … and what if dogs are the ones running the alien airport you must use to reunite?” Using unabashedly joyful stock photo dogs in his game ended up changing his view on the species. Now he now has a real-life dog – something that wouldn’t have happened without the game.

About Jamie Katz

Licensed Private Investigator Jamie Katz is the best in the biz when it comes to reuniting lost pets with their loved ones. Katz has traveled across the country at a moment’s notice and successfully found missing animals in rural towns as well as in big cities. PI Jamie Katz, LLC is the only private investigation agency in South Florida that specializes full-time in reuniting lost, missing and stolen pets with their families with the aid of scent specific tracking dogs.

http://www.jamiekatzpetdetective.com/

About Elizabeth Lo

Elizabeth Lo is an award-winning filmmaker who is interested in finding new, aesthetic ways of exploring the boundaries between species, class, and unequal states of personhood. Her work has been broadcast and showcased internationally, including at Sundance, MoMA Museum of Modern Art, SXSW, IDFA, True/False, Tribeca, Hot Docs, New York Times Op-Docs, Field of Vision, and PBS’ POV. Elizabeth has been featured in Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 New Faces of Independent Film, DOC NYC’s 40 Under 40 List, Cannes Lions’ New Directors Showcase, and the artist academics of Locarno Film Festival and New York Film Festival.

Her debut feature, Stray, won the Top Jury Prize at Hot Docs and was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award, a Critics Choice Award, and two Cinema Eye Honors after premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2020.

https://www.elizabeth-lo.com/

About Xalavier Nelson Jr.

Xalavier Nelson Jr. is a BAFTA-nominated, award-winning narrative director, writer, ex-PC Gamer columnist, IntroComp organizer, and MCV Rising Star. You might know him from his work on Reigns: Beyond, Hypnospace Outlaw, Can Androids Pray, SkateBIRD, An Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs, or dozens of other things.

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Sometimes it's hard to find the right balance ... but dogs can help. If your pup is looking for a fresh lap to snuggle, a new dating app can help you find one. And Harlso, the surprise dog with a surprising talent, models poise and equanimity. 

Must Love Dogs 

Have you ever broken up with someone because they didn't get how great your dog is? You're not alone ... and Leigh Isaacson, CEO of Dig, has an app for that. Her new dating service skips the middle man to negotiate with the real decision-makers ... our canine companions. Join her and Lauren Francesca, whose love for George guides her dating choices. Will their human-dog love match lead to a human-human love match? It's a dog-eat-dog world, but George always comes home to a steak dinner.  

Harlso the Balancing Hound  

Paul Lavery didn't quite know what to make of Harlso when they first met. He'd returned to Belfast after a solo vacation ... and Jennifer, his partner, had offered the stubborn dachshund a home. The new family lived in peace for a couple of years before the dog revealed a hidden talent. Harlso's head is a perfect place to balance all manner of objects ... and Instagram finds his efforts both charming and hilarious. His celebrity status enables the family to raise funds for charity, including IVDD. Intravertebral Disc Disease is common to dachshunds and other long-backed breeds. Today, Harlso's hard-headed ways are the much-needed foundation for education and treatment. 

Chapters 

1:44 Actress Lauren Francesca 

2:51 Just How “Dog” Are You? 

3:44 Lauren Thought She Was Dating A dog Person  

5:58 The Dig Dates Theory 

6:50 Dating Is A Little Like Goldilocks 

7:47 First Date Advice 

9:50 Welcome to Belfast! 

10:48 Introducing Harlso – A Normal Family Pet 

11:08 Harlso’s Hidden Talent 

12:55 Harlso’s Internet Success 

14:36 It’s Not All Fun and Games 

15:18 All For A Good Cause 

16:12 Harso Gets Hit With IVDD 

17:15 Back to Balancing! 

18:06 The Wrap Up 

About Lauren Francesca 

Lauren Francesca is an actress and model who makes fitness and comedy videos. She's based in New York and Los Angeles, where she lives with her Shnoodle, George, who is recovering from his cancer treatment.  

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www.twitter.com/laurenfrancesca 

www.facebook.com/iwantmylauren 

About Leigh Isaacson 

Leigh Isaacson and her sister Casey created the dating app called Dig. Dig connects dog-people through one thing that’s already crucial to them—their love for dogs. 

https://digdates.com/ 

Harlso the Balancing Hound 

Harlso is a 6-year-old dachshund from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He has over 250,000 followers worldwide due to his ability to balance almost anything on his head. He has been featured worldwide in newspapers, magazines, TV and radio. The videos of Harlso balancing different objects often go viral. One day he hopes to get a Guinness World Record! His owners, Paul Lavery and Jennifer Scott leverage Harlso’s fame to raise money for good causes. 

Harlso Merch: https://harlso.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/harlso_the_balancing_hound/ 

https://www.youtube.com/c/harlsothebalancinghound?app=desktop 

https://www.facebook.com/Harlso/ 

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Life-changing chance encounters happen every day. Is it fate, coincidence, or the mysterious guiding hand of the Universe?

Martha Teichner – When Harry Met Minnie

The Union Square Greenmarket is the beating heart of the romance of New York City. A chance encounter there led to Martha Teichner meeting Harry the Bull Terrier. He turned out to be a love match for her Bullie, Minnie ... and his mother, Carol Fertig, dying from liver cancer, turned out to be a remarkable friend for Martha. Their story is a bracing, modern fairytale about how saying yes to life is revitalizing, even in death. 

The Desert Dog I Couldn’t Desert

Ultramarathons are a grueling test of endurance, and those who run them tend to be masters of focus. So, when a scruffy little homeless dog joined Dion Leonard's Gobi Desert run, he tried to ignore her ... and failed (miserably). Dion named the pup Gobi and took her home to Scotland. Along the way, their multiple adventures proved the ultimate test of endurance. Dog Edition contributor Saskia Edwards presents their tale, a 101 Dog Stories winner.

Chapters

1:10 Once Upon A Time in NYC

4:20 A First Date

5:28 Puppy Love!

8:27 The Magic of Saying Yes

9:56 Girlie – A New Story Begins

11:09 The Desert Dog I Couldn’t Desert

26:23 On The Next Episode...

About Martha Teichner

Martha Teichner has been a correspondent for “CBS Sunday Morning” since December 1993, where she’s equally adept at covering major breaking national and international news stories as she is handling in-depth cultural and arts topics. Since joining CBS News in 1977, Teichner has earned multiple national awards for her original reporting, including twelve Emmy Awards and five James Beard Foundation Awards. Teichner was also part of team coverage of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, which earned CBS News a 2014 duPont-Columbia Award. Teichner was born in Traverse City, Michigan. She graduated from Wellesley College in 1969 with a bachelor’s degree in economics. She attended the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business Administration. Teichner resides in New York City.

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About Saskia Edwards

Audio Producer, Saskia Edwards is a winner of our 101 Dog Stories Contest. She won for her piece; The Desert Dog I Couldn’t Desert.

For info on our 101 Dog Stories Contest:

https://www.dogpodcastnetwork.com/101-dog-stories-contest/

Music in this segment:

We Build with Rubber Bands by Blue Dot Sessions

Children of Lemuel by Blue Dot Sessions

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We’re not the only ones obsessed with our dogs. Thieves, engineers, and behaviorists are, too.

Dognappers Target French Bulldogs

The brutal attack on Lady Gaga's dog walker during a dognapping caught our attention. Dognappings are on the rise as the pandemic stretches ... and French Bulldogs are a common target. Why? And how can we keep our dogs -- Frenchies and non-Frenchies -- safe? The founder of Short Noses Only Rescue Team (SNORT), Tara Bruno, joins us. A specialist in the needs of snufflers, she places Pugs, Frenchies, and Boston Terriers ... but her safety tips apply to any breed.

Dogs: The Ultimate Drying Machine

Next time your dog shakes himself, watch. What looks like an attempt to paint the walls with mud is actually a feat of engineering. Being able to shake yourself almost completely dry in 4 seconds is a survival instinct for dogs. But for scientists, it's something to emulate. David Hu, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Biology at Georgia Tech University, explains. What you'll learn in this segment has been applied to everything from dryers to cameras!

What the Fluff?

Why do dogs get the zoomies? Are dogs really color blind? Why do dogs hump? Haylee Bergeland, expert on the human-animal relationship, knows the answers to these and many more head-scratchers. She joins us to translate the canine behaviors that perplex into plain English.

Chapters

02:08 Oh La La, Frenchies Are Getting Dognapped!

02:52 Tara Bruno from S.N.O.R.T. Rescue Helps Us Understand Why.

05:40 How to Keep Your Dogs Safe

06:57 $500,000?! To Reward or Not to Reward

10:17 Science Experiment with Jim

11:32 Scientist and Author, David Hu Explains the Wet Dog Shake

13:19 The G-Force of the Wet Dog Shake

16:10 How Understanding the Wet Dog Shake Helps Humans

18:07 What the Fluff? With Haylee Bergeland, Professional Animal Trainer and Behavior Consultant.

20:21 Most Asked Question: Why Do Dogs Hump?

24:12 Find Out About Next Week’s Episode

About Tara Bruno and SNORT Rescue

Short Noses Only Rescue Team (SNORT) is an all-volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit rescue. Based in Hoboken, NJ, SNORT volunteers exclusively rescue brachycephalic dogs. These short-headed breeds have specific health challenges that make them difficult to place. SNORT educates, trains, and carefully matches snufflers with families to prevent unnecessary euthanasia. Countless humans and their French Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, English Bulldogs and Pugs benefit.

Learn more and support their work here: https://www.snortrescue.org/

About David Hu

David Hu is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Biology at Georgia Tech. He studies animal movements to learn how to improve human tools. The undulations of sandfish may seem like a trivial matter, a mere pretty sight ... but in the world of engineering and physics, the way an animal moves divulges tons of information. Insects can show us how to avoid crashes. Dogs can show us how to dry clothes quickly and efficiently. By watching animals in the lab, in the rainforest, and in the home, we can make more elegant devices. Even robots take their cues from the way animals leverage physical laws! Professor Hu is the author of How to Walk on Water and Climb Up Walls: Animal Movement and the Robots of the Future. His next book, also on animal movements, is a work in progress. In the meanwhile, follow him on Twitter for more fascinating insights.

How to Walk on Water and Climb up Walls: Animal Movement and the Robots of the Future

David Hu on Twitter

About Haylee Bergeland

Haylee Bergeland is Pet Health & Behavioral Editor at the digital magazine Daily Paws. An animal trainer and behaviorist, she has studied and trained animals of all kinds for a decade. Her greatest interest is the human-animal bond, so much so that she started her own nonprofit. The Iowa Human-Animal Bond Society (IHABS) helps train and certify therapy dogs. They also work with crisis intervention and response canine teams.

Daily Paws

Iowa Human-Animal Bond Society

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Dogs, work, life – it's all a balancing act. Meet some creative people who have found a way to blend it all together seamlessly. 

Rob Sayegh Jr. Author and Children's Book Illustrator

Rob Sayegh Jr. plays as a way of life. He entertains his San Francisco neighbors with life-size window cartoons. He designs dog toys. He attracts parents of shelter dogs with his #AdoptADoodleProject dog portraits. And his new picture book, Love Tails, illustrates what's involved in dog greetings. (Hint: every dog has a tale to tell with their tail.)

Lulu, The 5 Million Dollar Border Collie

When Bill died, he left his Border Collie Lulu bereft, but not destitute. Not by a long shot. He earmarked $5 million dollars -- the bulk of his estate -- to his precious pup. That's enough to make us cock our heads and wonder: what does a dog do with so much money? And why don't more folks make provisions for the pets in their estate planning?

Kate Erickson, Entrepreneurs on Fire

Like many others, Kate and John expanded their family during the pandemic by adopting a dog. The entrepreneurs, thrilled with their new pup, had to find a way to keep him from disrupting work. As podcasters, it was a challenge -- but they came up with a solution. Kate Erickson joins us to share their unique formula for managing a home office and a bouncy puppy.

Chapters

2:02 – Communities in San Francisco Come Together in the Pandemic

4:04 – Rob Sayegh Jr. #AdoptADoodleProject Helps Dogs Get Adopted

6:01 – What's It Like to Design Toys for Dogs?

8:44 – Rob Sayegh Jr. Talks About His Debut Book Love Tails

9:30 – Rob Draws Inspiration from His Dog Walks

10:49 – Lulu, The $5,000,000 Dog

13:32 – What Happens When We Try to Work From Home

14:57 – Entrepreneur, Kate Erickson Shares How She Works From Home with Her Pandemic Pup, Gus

19:39 – Find Out What's On Our Next Episode

About Rob Sayegh Jr.

Rob Sayegh Jr, is a former toy designer turned children's book author/illustrator. Through humorous pictures and whimsical words, he traps his infectious giggle on the page. When he's not doodling or writing, he enjoys collecting vintage toys, officiating snack taste-tests, falling in love with every dog he meets, and exploring his city. He currently lives in San Francisco with his partner and their dogs, Penny and Rigby.

Book: Love Tails by Rob Sayegh Jr.

Published by Cameron Kids. Available wherever books are sold March 9, 2021

Book Link: https://amzn.to/2Zstig2

Instagram Link: https://www.instagram.com/robsayart/?hl=en

Website: https://www.robsayart.com 

About Kate Erickson

What happens when you take a marketing and advertising background, add an English degree and then uncover a passion for entrepreneurship? Really cool stuff. Kate Erickson is the Integrator of Awesome Ideas at Entrepreneurs On Fire! After years in the banking industry, she decided to invest in herself. She has taken her knowledge and experience and dedicated it to service. She helps others recognize, create, and build the businesses they once assumed were pipe dreams.

Entrepreneurs on Fire: https://www.eofire.com/

Kate's Take Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kates-take/id906547288

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katelerickson/

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Dogs and military servicemembers put loyalty first, so this week, we explore how to repay them. Dogs on Deployment matches pets with caregivers for overseas servicemembers. Then, the original Dog Whisperer trains us humans with patience and kindness.

Alisa Johnson, Founder of Dogs on Deployment

Alisa Johnson has a novel way for every American who loves animals to serve their country. Her nonprofit, Dogs on Deployment, places pets in temporary care for servicemembers. The KC-130J transport pilot who earned the rank of Captain has helped more than 2,000 pets in need. Her story of service to country and dog -- and the challenges of starting a nonprofit -- is novel and inspiring.

Paul Owens, The Original Dog Whisperer

One of the first Paul Owens teaches a new client is how to breathe, because 99% of dog training is human training. His positive, force-free techniques earned him the title "Dog Whisperer" long ago. He joins us to talk about how and why his strategies work ... and Pam tries out his recommendations with her dog, Pepper, in the studio.

Chapters

01:10 – Feel-Good Military Homecoming Videos

02:11 – Introducing Alisa Johnson, Former U.S. Marine Captain

05:12 – How Does Dogs on Deployment Work?

06:53 – Paul Owens, The "Original" Dog Whisperer

08:12 - Let's Start with the Basics: Sit

09:31 – Start the Timer! Will Pam get Pepper to Sit?

10:52 - Location, Location, Location – Why it Matters for Training

12:31 – What Makes Paul Owens the OG Dog Whisperer?

13:51 – What We Have Planned for the Next Episode

About Alisa Johnson

In 2011 Alisa Johnson, a U.S. Marine, founded Dogs on Deployment with her husband Shawn, who serves the U.S. Navy. The couple were moving to Quantico, Virginia, for Alisa's military training when they realized their dog JD would have nowhere to live during Shawn's deployment. Realizing that thousands of loyal servicemembers face the same situation, they founded Dogs on Deployment. More than 2,000 military Pets in Need have since found loving, temporary foster care while their humans serve our country. Anyone can be a part of the solution by either boarding a pet or donating to Dogs on Deployment: https://www.dogsondeployment.org/

About Paul Owens

Paul Owens, the “original” Dog Whisperer, has been training dogs for over 45 years. Once a classical trainer who used choke collars and shame-based techniques, he has found a new and better way. Now Paul is one of the world’s leading proponents of positive, force-free, nonviolent animal training.

His books and DVDs have been translated into several languages and sold over 600,000 units worldwide. His message of kind and compassionate dog training has reached more than 5 million people through his products, articles, classes, seminars, and television and print interviews.

He is the best-selling author of The Dog Whisperer: A Compassionate Non-violent Approach To Dog Training, The Puppy Whisperer and The Dog Whisperer Presents Good Habits for Great Dogs.

Paul Owens, The "Original" Dog Whisperer: https://originaldogwhisperer.com/dog-whisperer/

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If your dog worries when you cry during tearjerkers, comfort him with his own pint of Ben & Jerry's.

Mark Bomback, Screenwriter, The Art of Racing in the Rain

Screenwriter Mark Bomback translated the book The Art of Racing in the Rain to the big screen. How'd he take Garth Stein's bestselling novel and make our eyes all red and puffy? He explains his methods ... and also introduces us to the exceptional Mongolian dog breed called Bankhar.

Lindsay Bumps, Global Marketing Specialist, Ben and Jerry's

Lindsay Bumps thinks dogs deserve their very own ice cream. And since she works for Ben & Jerry's, one of the most dog-friendly companies in the United States, she gets her own way. She visits to tell the story of Doggie Desserts, their brand-new, human-grade treat for pups. And yes, we (and our dogs) get to take a few licks!

Chapters

01:08 - The Art of Racing in the Rain, the movie that has us all in tears.

02:59 - Movie Summary (No Spoilers!)

05:34 - The Bankhar Dogs of Mongolia

08:13 - Casting Choice for The Art of Racing in the Rain

10:41 - Jim's Dogs Have a Favorite Treat

15:01 - Introducing Ben and Jerry's Doggie Desserts

15:53 - Doggie Dessert Taste Test

17:59 – How the Flavor Names Were Chosen

19:59 – What We Have Planned for the Next Episode

About Mark Bomback

In 1994 Mark Bomback got his first job: as an assistant for Eagles' guitarist Glenn Frey. He held that job for a year before going on to become a screenwriter. His first credited screenplay was The Night Caller (1998). He has since gone on to co-write the scripts for numerous blockbuster films, including Live Free or Die Hard (2007), The Wolverine (2013) and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014). He's also done uncredited rewrites on several other high-profile films, such as Fifty Shades of Grey (2015), Logan (2017) and The Mummy (2017.) His most recent project is the crime drama miniseries Defending Jacob produced by Apple TV+

The Art of Racing in the Rain on IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1478839/

About Lindsay Bumps

Lindsay Bumps is Global Marketing Specialist at Ben & Jerry's, one of the most dog-friendly work places in the United States. Doggie Desserts is Ben and Jerry's new frozen treat for dogs. It comes in two flavors. Check out our taste-test video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCbEzBeYuD4

Ben and Jerry's Doggie Desserts: https://www.benjerry.com/flavors/doggie-desserts

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