Articles: dogs
Encore Presentation Beverly Hills Dog Show Presented by Purina
dog show, dogs, entertainment
NBC presents an encore presentation of the 2020 Beverly Hills Dog Show Presented by Purina on Sunday, June 14 (4 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. PT), featuring Best in Show winner “Nick” the Siberian Husky. Nick is a five-year-old champion who, with his handler Michelle Scott, has won over 60 Best in Show titles and…
USPS National Dog Bite Awareness
dog bites, dogs, veterinary health
The number of U.S. Postal Service (USPS) employees attacked by dogs nationwide fell to 5,803 in 2019 — more than 200 fewer than in 2018 and more than 400 fewer since 2017. This could be a bit of a hint that the American Veterinary Medical Association Dog Bite Prevention program may be working. The USPS…
Do You Vaccinate Against Bordetella or Dog Flu, or Both?
dog flu, dogs, Steve Dale, veterinary health, veterinary technician
The vaccine for kennel cough or bordetella is routinely vaccinated against. I asked Dr. Natalie Marks on my national Steve Dale’s Pet World radio show if routinely dogs should also be vaccinated against the canine influenza virus (CIV) or dog flu. Both kennel cough and dog flu have much in common. For example, Dr. Marks…
Chicago Communities in Need Receive Help for Pets
Anti Cruelty Society, cats, dogs, pet food, pets
The Anti-Cruelty Society will deliver dry cat and dog food to 9th Ward Alderman Anthony Beale’s Community Service Office to serve the Roseland and Pullman neighborhoods, as well as to Breakthrough Urban Ministries in East Garfield Park. The food delivery complements The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Friends Who Care Program that provides pet food for people in…
Who Rescued Who
dog training, dogs, Human Animal Bond Association, puppies, Steve Dale
So you rescue a dog, but it turns out that the dog has rescued you. Sound familiar? Dog trainer Victoria Schade has authored a novel all about that scenario, Who Rescued Who. It’s about a character who connects with the world via social media, and who isn’t really a “dog person.” And it all grew…
How the SARS CoV-2 Virus Likely Began in a Wet Market
animal cruelty, animal news, animals, COVID-19, dogs, Steve Dale, wild animals, wildlife
What’s the latest on where the novel corona virus, SARS CoV-2 first originated? On my national Steve Dale’s Pet World radio show, I talk with Kitty Block, president and CEO of the Humane Society of the United States. She explains first what a wet market or animal market is. “These crowded markets with stressed, scared wild…
Amy Cooper Gets Dog Back: Despite Animal Abuse
animal cruelty, dogs, human animal bond, Steve Dale
When bird watcher Christian Cooper asked Amy Cooper (no relation) to leash her dog, she launched into an adrenaline-filled rant which was witnessed coast to coast. From Central Park in New York City, she phoned police and you can see and hear her say, “An African American man, who is recording me, threatening myself and…
Pet Stores to Finally Stop Selling Puppies in Chicago; How to Feed Cats on WGN Radio
animal cruelty, cats, dogs, gorillas, Puppy Mill, Puppy Mill Project, Steve Dale, veterinary health, WGN Radio
With leadership from the Puppy Mill Project, Chicago banned the sales of dogs, cats and rabbits at pet store in 2014 but that hasn’t stopped a pawful of pet stores from doing it anyway, finding a way to sneak around the law. I talk HERE on Steve Dale’s Pet World on WGN Radio with Chicago Alderman…
Testing Positive for COVID-19: Two Cats and One Dog in the U.S.
American Veterinary Medical Assocation, COVID-19, dogs, One Health, veterinary health
Two additional cats turn out to be positive for COVID-19 caused by the novel corona virus, SARS-CoV-2, one cat in Carver County, MN and a second in Springfield, IL. Both homes have in common at least one person sick with COVID-19. While very rare, it’s obviously possible that cats can get the virus. Two other…
Stay Present with Your Dog; Decoding Your Cat
American Animal Hospital Association, animal shelters, Animal Stories, cats, Decoding Your Cat, Decoding Your Dog, dogs, pets, Steve Dale, veterinary health, WGN Radio
Beginning Steve Dale’s Pet World with Dr. Heather Loenser, senior veterinary officer of the American Animal Hospital Association discusses those dogs who might do too much too fast when the weather warms HERE on WGN radio. Now, when it gets really hot out the dogs Dr. Loenser is most concerned about are the braceophallic dogs…
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