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Pop ARF / Pupcentric
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Nathan Janes, Artist, Pop ARF Modern Dog Art joins hosts Lisa Gorman and Scott Sheppard for some insight into his life and work as a dog/pet portrait artist. Rescuing his dog Buttons provided him with the extra inspiration he needed to specialize in modern art dog portraits.
His sense of dogs and the way he uses color and character in his imagery make these pup portraits truly unique. The only way to appreciate Nathan’s art is to see it at: http://www.poparf.com
Lisa and Scott review current dog news and story highlights of the week.
Lisa delivers the Doggie Chronicles Tip of the Week with a reminder to stay alert when walking your dog off-leash or otherwise as they might get bit or ingest something. Be aware of any changes in behavior and communicate them along with the events that led up to the event so the veternarian can act quickly to help your pet.
Jamye Hickman, Owner/Founder, Pupcentric joins The Doggie Chronicles to talk about their EBD (”Everything But the Dog”) Carryall, which is essentially a diaper bag for dogs and their owners.
It includes many features that make traveling with your pet a real pleasure. There are custom pockets for food, water, poop bags, holders for vet records, leash-lock, a blanket, in addition to one side of it being hair resistant making it great for the car.
For more information and also where to buy visit: http://www.pupcentric.com
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September 16th, 2007 at 5:44 am
Wow, Nathan’s work is truly the most amazing artwork I have seen of dogs! This man is a true hero and hope he is able to share his gift with the whole world. We need more people like Nathan out there in the world, that stand up for animals and allow them a voice to be heard. Congratulations!