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Showing posts with label National Dog Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Dog Show. Show all posts

Wednesday Pet Roundup, Hat and Scarf Edition

Hi and welcome to Wednesday Pet Roundup! The winter is setting in here in the northeast, so time to get out the puffer coats and Uggs. Brooks and Kelly model their warm winter wear for you.

* This singer put her pet's needs above her concert tour. Fiona Apple postponed the last leg of her tour to be with her dying pit bull, Janet. She'd rescued the dog as a puppy from a dog fighting ring. "I just can't leave her now, I hope you understand." Apple posted on Twitter.

*  Did you watch the National Dog Show on Thursday? Which breeds were your favorite? I loved the huge Great Dane, who looked even larger because his handler was on the short side. And the Bearded Collie was so cute. The winner? Sky, a wire fox terrier. Remarkably, a wire fox terrier also took the honors last year!

* Which animals are considered illegal to keep in New York City apartments? Is it permissible to slaughter rabbits in Chinatown? The New York Times interviews Christine Mott, chairwoman of the animal law committee of the New York Bar Association. If you live in the Big Apple, find out how animal laws affect you.

* Cherise Udell from Care2 writes the slightly tongue and cheek 8 Reasons Cats are Better than Kids. Funny or just plain wrong?

*Enjoy this picture!

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Wednesday Pet Roundup

Hi and welcome to Wednesday Pet Roundup! Kelly and I can hardly believe that December is just a day away, with all the holiday fun ahead. Here's Kelly supervising the carving of the Thanksgiving turkey.

* It's cold and flu season and you may be wondering, "Can my dog catch a cold?" From Care2, via PetMD, dogs do suffer from respiratory infections, just different types of viruses than people have. Your dog can't catch your cold, and you won't catch your dog's cold. So now, both of you stay healthy, okay?

* Are we really giving our indoor-only cats what they need? USA Today interviews Pam Johnson-Bennett, author of Think Like a Cat, who offers suggestions for common indoor-cat problems such as using litter boxes, scratching furniture, and jumping. If you want to solve these problems, she says, think like a cat.


* Did you watch the National Dog Show last week? A beautiful Fox Terrier, Irie, won Best in Show. There were also six new breeds in the show, including the Mexican hairless Xoloitzcuintli. The Daily News reports that the dog show host John O'Hurley said, "I started in October to pronounce the dog's name. For three nights in a row I had to go to YouTube to practice it." The correct pronunciation is: show-low-eats-queen-tlee, or show-low for short.

* And now, contest winner time! The winner of ebook Zellwood: A Dog Story by Rebecca Stroud, chosen by Randomizer, is Scrappy! Congratulations Scrappy! Contact me with your email address and we'll get you your prize! 

* If you're in the listening area, tune in tonight (Wednesday) to My Doggie Says, KFNX -1100 Phoenix, 8pm MST. Live streaming at www.1100kfnx.com. Thanks to Fred Haney for hosting me to talk about Dieting with my Dog! 

* Did you ever hear strange noises, but when you investigate nothing's happening? What are your cats doing when you're not looking?
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