What a Good Dog! / Hormone Therapy for Pups
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Mary Remer, Founder & Trainer, What a Good Dog joins hosts Scott Sheppard and Lisa Gorman to talk about behavior training specific to various dog breeds. Mary, an internationally renowned breeder, handler, trainer and judge of English Bull Terriers who has won the Westminster Dog Show’s “Best of Breed” for Bull Terriers more than fifteen times, explains her training approach and some of the great services she offers her clients.
Mary explains how different breeds of dogs need to be trained differently and how important it is to consider your lifestyle before you decide what type of dog is best for you. Mary also tells us some of the issues that make some breeds more difficult to train than others.
Find out more at http://www.whatagooddoginc.com
Lisa and Scott review current dog news and story highlights of the week.
Lisa delivers the Doggie Chronicles Tip of the Week about planning for the
future in the chance that something that happens to you.
Dr. “Phil” Schoenwetter, founder and inventor of EstraPet joins The Doggie Chronicles to talk about Hormone replacement treats for dogs. Dr. Schoenwetter, who has almost 30 years experience as a family physician, explains what happens to our animals after we have them fixed. Dr Schoenwetter describes the symptoms and possible health problems which effect our pets - similar to humans - that can be prevented and alleviated by giving them EstraPet’s tasty treats.
For more information visit: http://www.estrapet.com
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Neil Reilly, Co-Owner & VP Marketing/Sales and Norman Levitz, C.O.O. & Head Chef of Wagatha’s Dog Biscuits joins hosts Lisa Gorman and Scott Sheppard to explain how a Chef and a former Wall Street trader became the force behind Wagatha’s Dog Biscuits. Neil and Norman tell us about their organic human grade kosher dog biscuits. Created in their Vermont based artisan bakery, these gourmet inspired treats come in chef inspired flavors that appeal to even the most discriminating dogs. Neil and Norman explain the great new flavors they recently announced at Pet Fashion Week, and how even people eat them as a yummy treat. 
