34. Dog Show Competitions and Pet Influencing with @CorgiClubColton

2024-10-15

In this exciting episode of Pets Add Life, hosts Kristen and Chris explore the world of dog shows and therapy pets. First, we sit down with Janina Laurin, an esteemed judge at the Westminster Dog Show. Janina shares her experiences as a long-time judge, discussing the intricacies of judging top-tier show dogs and what it takes for a dog to make it to the Westminster ring. She also talks about the preparation, passion, and dedication behind the scenes of one of the most well-known dog shows in the world. Next, we chat with Bacon the Corgi and his parents John and Ginger of @CorgiClubColton, who share heartwarming stories...

In this exciting episode of Pets Add Life, hosts Kristen and Chris explore the world of dog shows and therapy pets.

First, we sit down with Janina Laurin, an esteemed judge at the Westminster Dog Show. Janina shares her experiences as a long-time judge, discussing the intricacies of judging top-tier show dogs and what it takes for a dog to make it to the Westminster ring. She also talks about the preparation, passion, and dedication behind the scenes of one of the most well-known dog shows in the world.

Next, we chat with Bacon the Corgi and his parents John and Ginger of @CorgiClubColton, who share heartwarming stories of how Bacon brings joy and comfort to those in need and their experiences as pet influencers. Whether visiting hospitals, providing support in schools or attending sporting events, Bacon shows us the incredible impact pets can have on their humans.

Tune in for a delightful episode filled with behind-the-scenes insights into the competitive world of dog shows and the heartwarming stories of therapy animals.

Special Guests:

Janina Laurin, Westminster Dog Show Judge
Bacon the Corgi, John & Ginger of @CorgiClubColton

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“My young puppy seems to be overly vocal especially during training sessions. Is this a sign of frustration, and how can I effectively communicate with him to reduce barking without discouraging his enthusiasm?” (Kristen from Sacramento, CA)
“I recently set up a fresh water aquarium, and I’ve noticed that my fish seem less active and are hiding more frequently. Could this be a sign of stress, and what are some ways to create a more comfortable environment for the fish?” (Juan from San Jose, CA)

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