Animal Radio®

Animal Radio®
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Animal Radio®

Animal Radio® is America's "most-listened-to" animal programming; created to educate, reduce surrenders and to help animals live long, healthy and happier lives. Animal Radio® airs on 100+ AM-FM stations across the nation and XM Satellite Radio.

  1. Comedian Seth Herzog Says Duck Quacks Don't Echo.

    5 小時前

    Comedian Seth Herzog Says Duck Quacks Don't Echo.

    NatGeo’s science/comedy “Duck Quacks Don’t Echo” will put to the test everyday common misconceptions. Host Seth Herzog joins us and shares some of the experiments he’s doing with animals. Also, nothing is certain in life except death and taxes and, increasingly, pet food and treat recalls. On average, there is one every 11 days. The Food and Drug Administration received over 2,500 consumer complaints regarding pet food and livestock feed. Also, Paula Scott trains and certifies therapy dogs, cats, miniature horses, and plenty of animals you wouldn’t necessarily think of as therapy pets. Science proves that even purring a cat can make you feel better and promote healing. Also, the lead lawyer in Morgan County, Tennessee, says he is looking to press charges against the owner of a pet crematory after investigators found a mass grave with dozens of dead cats and dogs. But he’s still waiting on the results of the investigation. Also, Sana Saida, whose name translates into “Happy New Year” in Arabic, was born in Morocco. The bovine has a condition called Polycephaly, which means having two heads, and is more common among turtles and snakes, but Sana Saida is said to be healthy. Also, New York City’s mayor wants to change how tourists get around Central Park. At a news conference, he said he wanted to replace Central Park’s iconic horse-drawn carriages with electric cars.

    1 小時 20 分鐘
  2. Tracking Dog Owners That Don't Pick Up Poop

    6 天前

    Tracking Dog Owners That Don't Pick Up Poop

    A company called Poo Prints claims Dallas and other cities can cash in on dog waste through DNA tracking. Dallas City Council members chuckled Wednesday when they heard about the plan, but the company is dead serious about the opportunity to find irresponsible dog owners by lab testing turds. Eric Mayer describes to listeners how his plan works to clean up your city. Also, award-winning photographer Seth Casteel, also known as “The Underwater Dog Guy,” has been featured in National Geographic, The New York Times, Time Magazine, Good Morning America, The Today Show. Now, he’s giving listeners his best-selling book on Animal Radio. Also, in response to an alleged increase in dog shootings by police officers, several people, including owners of murdered pets, are using Facebook as a tool to increase awareness of the problem and seek change to police policies toward dogs. Videos of dog shootings are all over the Internet, and it seems like there’s a new one every week. Also, dogs and Millionaires have a lot in common. They are relentless opportunists (especially when it comes to rewards). They come in all shapes, sizes and colors. They defend their turf. And in general, they don’t like cats. Perhaps that explains a new survey that shows that millionaires are far more dog-friendly than the rest of Americans. According to a Spectrem Group study, 58% of millionaire pet owners have a dog. Also, business is booming for a Brigham Young University student who recently started a puppy rental service. Jenna Miller says she’s had more than 100 rentals since August. The business has stirred some controversy, with the Utah Humane Society concerned about the dogs’ health.

    1 小時 20 分鐘
  3. Babette Haggerty's Best Dog Tricks On The Planet - Does My Dog Understand Time?

    12月12日

    Babette Haggerty's Best Dog Tricks On The Planet - Does My Dog Understand Time?

    Babette Haggerty has trained Jack Nicklaus’ Golden Retriever to bark the number of his major tournament wins on command, Curt Gowdy’s Rottweiler to say, “Go Reds,” and Jimmy Buffett’s Maltese to dance on cue to “Margaritaville.” Now, she’s sharing her best on Animal Radio. Also, Steve Pelletier is a techie, a dog lover, and a fitness fanatic. Once an Economist at the Reagan White House, he’s now focusing his attention on the pet obesity problem in the U.S. He’s invented a smartphone app that can help your dog stay in shape. Also, Darlene Arden busts the myths surrounding the Cava-Poo-Chon breed. This toy dog is supposed to look forever young and live to 20. These designer breeds are actually a waste of your hard-earned money and can be racked with health issues. Listen to what Darlene has to say before you run out and get the latest fad-dog. Also, How much does our dog know? Can they tell time? Alan Kabel schools us on separation anxiety and what is believed to be the canine perception of time. When you leave the pack, your dog may think you’re never coming back. Also, while some say school safety hinges on guns, cameras or alarms in classrooms, Mark Gomer and Kristi Schiller think specially trained dogs should take point in preventing violence in schools.

    1 小時 20 分鐘
  4. Jeremy Brandt's Job Bites - Human Medicines That Aren't Safe For Pets

    12月5日

    Jeremy Brandt's Job Bites - Human Medicines That Aren't Safe For Pets

    Jeremy Brandt has a strange and scary job. One minute, he’ll be doing dental work on a lion. Next, he’ll be tattooing a bear. It’s all part of a day’s work as a Nat Geo WILD television host. Also, there’s an “app” for that.  Just released, the Human-to-Cat Translator. This intriguing app says it can translate human words into cat language. Speak a word or phrase into your phone, and the app plays back a collection of meows, supposedly translating your English into Catlish. When we tried a translation for “come here,” our cat tester showed a little curiosity but not enough to actually get off the couch. Of course, even if the app does work accurately, there’s a good chance your cat will ignore you, anyway. Also, ex-Mayor Bloomberg’s daughter makes a pretty decent living riding horses. Georgina Bloomberg continually wins big stakes in riding competitions. But now she’s taking time off to have a baby with her boyfriend. She has more info on the big Tinsel & Tails event.Also, when people feel pain, they often reach for common medicines such as aspirin or Motrin. However, NSAID use in pets carries risks as well as benefits. Pet owners must be informed about possible side effects, including those that could signal danger.Also, it’s time to endure another year with drunk old Uncle Ned. This year, Vinnie Penn defends the right of the family dog to have a sock hanging from the fireplace mantle. This doesn’t end well.

    1 小時 20 分鐘
  5. Dark Personality Traits of Pet Owners

    11月29日

    Dark Personality Traits of Pet Owners

    When Jackie Coleman Wren wanted a pet, she preferred something a little more exotic. That’s why she got a Capybara. This strange animal looks like an oversized Guinea Pig or Gopher and apparently has an affinity for chewing everything. Also, Stacie Grissom started a subscription business that delivers a box full of toys and treats to your dog every month. The business morphed into a wildly successful celebration of dogs and a new book featuring charming stories about the connections with our furry friends. Also, Pet World Insider Robert Semrow loves mutts! He’s counting down the five reasons mutts make better pets. Did you know that a mixed-breed dog is healthier than a purebred? Also, A research team at Oakland University wanted to know how two traits, narcissism and borderline personality characteristics, are related to levels of attachment to both traditional pets and unusual or exotic pets. The results did not turn out the way the researchers thought they would. Lori Brooks reports on the results. Also, a 34-year-old Houston, Texas, woman who had a fully grown male tiger and three tiger cubs roaming free in her home was charged with child endangerment. Apparently, Trisha Meyer allowed the four tigers, a fox, a cougar, a skunk, and several monkeys to roam freely in her house around her home-schooled 14-year-old daughter. The landlord kicked the woman out of the home after police notified him of what was going on. He said she had only lived there for three weeks, but he had no clue that someone could do that amount of damage to a home in that short amount of time.

    1 小時 20 分鐘
  6. Eric Lost 140 lbs. Thanks to His Dog - Finding the Right Petsitter

    11月20日

    Eric Lost 140 lbs. Thanks to His Dog - Finding the Right Petsitter

    Are you one of the 50 million people who have seen the viral video of Eric O’Grey and his dog Peety? Eric used to weigh 320 lbs. But his doctor prescribed a dog that saved his life and helped him lose 140 lbs. Eric’s on this week’s show to tell his story. Also, a Winnipeg, Canada, woman’s fight to keep her pot-bellied pig as a service animal isn’t over yet. The City Council is holding off voting until early December on Emily Hydor’s appeal to keep her pig named Podgy. The delay will allow the city more time to gauge whether the pig qualifies for an exemption to the responsible pet ownership bylaw as a service animal. Also, Dr. Laurie Hess is back. This time, she has some wacky stories about strange animals that people call pets. From monkeys to wallabies, you’ll be thankful you chose a normal pet. Also, more and more pet owners are taking their pets with them when they travel, but not every destination is pet-friendly, and your time away from home may require you to enlist the services of a professional pet sitter. If you have ever had to find a pet sitter, you know putting someone else in complete charge of your furry family members is not easy. Animal Radio News Director Lori Brooks has a checklist for finding the perfect caregiver. Also, Steve Dale is back on Animal Radio to talk about creating painless and fun visits to the veterinarian. Follow his tips, and your pet will enjoy visiting the vet, and you won’t dread it.

    1 小時 21 分鐘
  7. Dog Rescues Bestselling Author Jon Katz

    11月14日

    Dog Rescues Bestselling Author Jon Katz

    Bestselling author Jon Katz is back on Animal Radio. A few years ago, he was on top of the world. Then came the end of his 35-year marriage, and he went broke. He needed a second chance. Along came Frieda, a Rottweiler-shepherd mix that also needed a second chance. Also, often, when an animal is sick, it goes unnoticed. Some believe that’s because they can’t show weakness in the wild. Animal Radio Veterinary Correspondent Dr. Marty Becker will tell you what signs indicate your furr-kid is sick. Also, half a million marijuana plants have been recovered on US Forest Service land so far this year. However, it’s not what they’re growing but how they’re growing that’s killing wildlife, tainting water supplies, and endangering hikers. NBC affiliate Elyce Kirchner reports. Also, Celebrity Photographer Mike Ruiz is here to talk about the Celebrity Catwalk event and what some well-known “A-list” celebs are doing to help companion animals nationwide. Also, the Food and Drug Administration proposed rules that would govern pet food production and farm animal feed for the first time. The proposal comes years after the most extensive pet food recall in history.

    1 小時 25 分鐘
  8. This Border Collie Knows 1000 Words - What Does "Made In The USA" Really Mean?

    11月7日

    This Border Collie Knows 1000 Words - What Does "Made In The USA" Really Mean?

    You may have heard about Chaser, the Border Collie, that not only knows 1000 words but can understand sentences. John Pilley got Chaser when he was 72, and has chronicled this amazing story. Your dog may be just as brilliant! Also, meat or plant-based “jerky” pet treats have been tied to mysterious illnesses in thousands of dogs, according to the FDA. Bernadette Dunham, director of the FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine, said, “This is one of the most elusive and mysterious outbreaks we’ve encountered.” Also, Jennifer Holland has released another book highlighting strange and unusual animal relationships. You’ll hear about the unique pairing of an Elephant and a Sea Lion. But that’s not the weirdest. You’ll have to listen to believe it. Also, Dr. Cindy Bressler has a unique job. She’s a vet for the other side of the tracks. This entrepreneur started the country’s only private jet, ride-along-vet concierge pet service. For a small fortune, between $1,200 and $15,000 an hour, she and her team administer IVs and drips and handle any other medical issues. Also, the Animal Radio Dream Team will be answering questions about your pets.

    1 小時 19 分鐘
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簡介

Animal Radio® is America's "most-listened-to" animal programming; created to educate, reduce surrenders and to help animals live long, healthy and happier lives. Animal Radio® airs on 100+ AM-FM stations across the nation and XM Satellite Radio.

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  • 創作者
    Animal Radio®
  • 活躍年代
    2005年 - 2024年
  • 集數
    80
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © Animal Radio Network
  • 節目網站
    Animal Radio®

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