Podcasts about dog shows

Pro Tips for Hot and Dog Shows and When Safety Overrules Ribbons Host Laura Reeves brings you Pure Dog Talk's LIVE@5 discussion of the hot summer dog shows and when safety is more important than ribbons. "Let's talk about what hot means. And everybody has their own understanding of it, right? So what is hot to someone like myself from the Northwest might be no big deal if you're from Phoenix. Understand that if you're hot, your dogs have similar acclimation and so it's really important to understand what your dog can tolerate. "I was doing my handling class for folks last night and I was talking about this topic and I had a pug dog back in the day, Pug Special, and the day he went best in show in Wisconsin, the thermometer said it was 105 and it was 85% humidity. Yeah, it was really gross. If you look at the photo of me from that day, I look like I've been dipped in olive oil. It is just disgusting. "The judge was Norman Patton. I remember it all very clearly and he flat told me that the reason my dog went best in show that day, not just was he a nice pug dog or what have you, but on that horrible gross awful day, my dog went around the entire best in show ring without panting. "And so a lot of that has to do with what the dog is acclimated to. That particular pug dog lived in Nebraska at the time. He was accustomed to gross humidity. And my dogs were not pampered pets. They went outside in the gross humidity. I was careful with them, but they were acclimated to the heat and the humidity, which other dogs If I had brought him straight from the West Coast to that environment, he'd have died. But because he was acclimated after a couple of years in Nebraska, it was more manageable for him. "And the other thing that I did was manage his situation. So at a hot dog show, you have an ice chest full of ice and water. More water than ice, but it is ice cold water. You do not give that to your dog to drink. You put your cool coat or your shammy or your towel or your whatever you're going to use in that water and then you ring it out as much as you need to for your dog's coat and you put it on the ground and you have the dog stand on it. "You do not put it over the dog's back because that's not going to get them cool. Dogs release heat from their pads, they release heat from their ear flaps, they release heat in their groin, anus, all of the places that have unfurred space. And so if we're going to keep our dogs cool, the way to keep them cool is to have the coldness underneath them. "And then I had a good Ryobi fan. I had a spray bottle with water in it, and I had another shammy and I had trained him. So this is the other part. He was trained. That's an important part of this conversation. He was trained. He could lie down on his side in the ring and I would cover his eyes, his whole head up with another cold chamois. And so he was iced, literally, he was chill. "And this particular ring was outdoors, kind of in semi shade. I spent the vast majority of that time in the best in show ring with the dog lying down and my back to the judge, to the ring, to everything else so that I could put him in the shade. I used my body to shade him because there wasn't as much shade as I would like there to be. "So you can manage the heat if the dog is accustomed to it, if the dog is fit and if it is acclimated to the basic conditions and then you can keep them cool enough for the amount of time that you have. So that's number one. "Number two, remember. There's no law that you have to go to the dog show that you entered if it's 100°. Another special, another time, another place. There was a big candy ass. I can't say it another way. God love him. I loved that dog, but he was not heat tolerant and he had won a big specialty in California. And I had a huge falling out with his co-owner over it because I refused to show him the group, because it's gonna be 105 and it was out in more sun and he was going to be...

Overview of the Event:The National Dog Show is an annual Thanksgiving tradition airing on NBC, presented by Purina.It showcases various dog breeds, focusing on education and matching dogs with suitable families and lifestyles.Airs Thanksgiving Day, November 28th, 12–2 PM Eastern, immediately following the Macy's Parade.Accessible streaming on Peacock year-round.John O'Hurley emphasizes dogs as family members and appreciates how the show educates viewers about different breeds, encouraging responsible ownership.David Frei shares his story of how he unexpectedly entered the world of dog shows due to a past relationship and now loves sharing his knowledge to promote dog adoption and awareness.Both hosts have developed a natural chemistry over 23 years of collaboration.The event is popular and expected to reach around 30 million viewers this year.They introduced a Standard Manchester Terrier named Penne, known for being excellent with children, energetic, and well-suited for active families.John's personal favorite at the show: Irish Setter, noting its distinctive beauty against the blue carpet.Both hosts enjoy educating viewers about breeds, making the event informative and entertaining.John O'Hurley expresses gratitude for being part of major television traditions like "Seinfeld," "Family Feud," "Dancing with the Stars," and now the National Dog Show.He does not watch his own performances afterward, preferring to enjoy the experience itself.Neil Haley shares his appreciation of nearly 15 years in broadcasting, interviewing notable figures.Thanksgiving Day (November 28th), from 12–2 PM ET, immediately following Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, on NBC.Available for streaming afterward on Peacock.Highlights from the Conversation:Dog Guest Appearance:Personal Insights & Favorites:Reflections on Career & Success:How to Watch:

Today on Update, I will be talking with Brent Mendenhall. Brent is the Master of Ceremonies for the 2025 Bushwhacker Dog Show Contest happening on Saturday, June 14th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm at the Franklin P. Norman Community Center's North Gymnasium, 200 North Ash Street. Come enjoy dog races, category judging and prizes! Plus, there's no entry fee and there are free goody bags for the dogs. We will also discuss the two musical bands that will be performing that Saturday Night. They are Mountain Highway and Midwest Thick.

Graham Laycock talks to Claire Woodward from the Princess Alice Hospice with news of their annual Summer Fete and Dog show at Sandown Racecourse on Sunday 15th June from 12.30pm to 4 pm which will include Live Music, Fun and Games, Fine Foods, Artisan stalls and of course the Dog Show.

Bunratty will be the canine capital of Clare on Sunday week! Bunratty Castle and Folk Park will be hosting its first-ever Bark in the Park event Ireland's newest dog show is set to offer a packed programme of light-hearted competition as canines of all shapes, sizes, and temperaments take centre stage at the County Clare visitor attraction. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Events Manager at Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, Marie Brennan and Tom Mernagh, Guide Dogs for the Blind. Photo(C): Marie Brennan

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports Westminster Kennel Club sets plans for its 150th dog show next year.

In this article, dog historian Craig Koshyk explores the history of dog shows and competitions. Although informal dog competitions have likely been around for thousands of years, written records of the first dog shows describe finding dogs of the “highest perfection.”Use code PU20 and get 20% off onxhunt.com.Read more at projectupland.com.

Adam Cayton-Holland is here on this week’s Steph Infection! ACH and Steph chat about filming his new special in the dive bar he started comedy in (be sure to check out “20 Years In Comedy and All I Got Was This Lousy Special” on YouTube NOW!), how comedy green rooms have changed, wisdom teeth surgery, and much much more! Follow @Steph_Tolev and @Steph_Infection_Podcast on Instagram. Send in your body stories to be featured on the pod! See Steph on tour this year! US Dates May 22 Phoenix, AZ May 23-25 Tempe, AZ June 6-7 Raleigh, NC June 28 Bakersfield, CA August 29 La Brea, CA Get tickets at https://punchup.live/stephtolev Be sure to follow @caytonholland on Instagram!

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Traveling Groomers Podcast! This week, Chris and Mary take us on a journey to one of the most iconic dog shows in the world, the Westminster Dog Show. Listen in as Mary shares her fond memories of attending the show early in her grooming career and how it shaped her journey in the grooming industry. Chris reveals the unexpected tips and insights gained from mingling with breeders and the surprised highlight of discovering the best kissers at the show. For anyone considering attending Westminster or just curious about the vibrant world of pedigreed canine models, they're offering tips on navigating the event and making the most out of the experience. Bring your travel mugs and join us as we explore the fascinating blend of grooming expertise, beautiful dogs, and the wonderful chaos that is the world of dog shows! Safe travels, and let's dive in.

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Welcome to another exciting episode of the Traveling Groomers Podcast! This week, Chris and Mary take us on a journey to one of the most iconic dog shows in the world, the Westminster Dog Show. Listen in as Mary shares her fond memories of attending the show early in her grooming career and how it shaped her journey in the grooming industry. Chris reveals the unexpected tips and insights gained from mingling with breeders and the surprised highlight of discovering the best kissers at the show. For anyone considering attending Westminster or just curious about the vibrant world of pedigreed canine models, they're offering tips on navigating the event and making the most out of the experience. Bring your travel mugs and join us as we explore the fascinating blend of grooming expertise, beautiful dogs, and the wonderful chaos that is the world of dog shows! Safe travels, and let's dive in

Recently, Monty the Giant Schnauzer won Best In Show at Westminster, the world's most renowned Dog Show. But did you know he could teach you Torah? Jan shares how one dog can inspire us to be the best version of ourselves!

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This week on The Pet Buzz, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed speaks with professional dog handler and co-owner of Monty-the giant Schnauzer, Katie Bernardin, about winning the 149th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and with Associate Professor of Veterinary Cardiology at Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Henry Green, about canine heart disease.

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It was the Super Bowl of dog shows this week as the Westminster Dog Show crowned their Best in Show for 2025. We know NOTHING about dog shows. But guess who does? Proder Jessica's mother-in-law Sherrie has shown many dogs in her day and called us this morning to give us her take on the winner.

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports Monty the giant schnauzer wins Westminster dog show.

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports Monty the giant schnauzer wins the Westminster dog show Tuesday night.

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Sherman and Tingle review this year's Westminster Dog Show, including behind the scenes winners that didn't make the broadcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sherman and Tingle review this year's Westminster Dog Show, including behind the scenes winners that didn't make the broadcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports a Westminster dog show winner will be crowned tonight.

Dr. Winning, host of The Vet Is In on KFGO, joins us live from Westminster Dog Show in New York City - where she just saw her dog Reese win a ribbon! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yet another snow storm to hit Tri-State this weekend...People are getting ready for the Super bowl and Puppy Bowl...Westminster Kennel Club dog show is back at MSG full 455 Fri, 07 Feb 2025 11:00:52 +0000 V3by86s34Jr4Cvvtzp9Vn3X2cMYB6p3e news 1010 WINS ALL LOCAL news Yet another snow storm to hit Tri-State this weekend...People are getting ready for the Super bowl and Puppy Bowl...Westminster Kennel Club dog show is back at MSG The podcast is hyper-focused on local news, issues and events in the New York City area. This podcast's purpose is to give New Yorkers New York news about their neighborhoods and shine a light on the issues happening in their backyard. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News

This week on The Pet Buzz, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed talks with Donald Sturz, President of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, about the 149th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and with Kathleen Lockyer of Lockshire Kennel about the Dachshunds as the largest breed entry at the show.

Behind The Scenes At Westminster Quite possibly the largest dog show in the world, Westminster takes place Monday and Tuesday. Connie Newcomb takes us backstage and tells us what the public doesn't see. What are some people willing to do to win? Listen Now Westminster Hospitality The yearly tradition continues as Jerry Grymeck, the concierge at Hotel Penn in New York, tells us what strange requests he's getting from the Westminster show dogs and their owners. The Hotel Penn is where many of the primped pooches stay for world-famous dog shows. Listen Now Cancer, Not A Death Sentence As many as 70% of our pets will get cancer. But with medical technology advances, we can now treat our pets like we treat humans. And dogs can withstand chemotherapy better than humans. The founder of the Animal Cancer Foundation, Dr. Gerald Post, reminds us that information is the best weapon against this ugly disease. Listen Now Apps for Apes Workers in the Great Ape House at the Smithsonian's National Zoo have found a new, socially engaging outlet for their six orangutans: an iPad. Animal Keeper Becky Malinsky says the idea comes from a non-profit called Apps for Apes, which uses the program in 13 other zoos worldwide. Malinsky says the National Zoo started last year with a donated iPad, and their orangutans' repertoire has now grown to more than ten apps, including musical instruments and cognitive games. Listen Now Your Pet's Poop Is Guide To Health Your dog or cat's poop is a kind of Google on your pet's health. Picking it up isn't only is the neighborly thing to do; it's for the best interest of all pets in the community. According to Veterinary Parasitologist Dr, there are some potential health issues for people. Dwight Bowman, including roundworm, salmonella, and whipworm, which can be spread to other dogs, even the parvovirus, to those not vaccinated. Listen Now Read more about this week's show.

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Fluent Fiction - Dutch: Love Blooms at the Keukenhof: A Tulip Dog Show Surprise! Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/nl/episode/2025-02-04-23-34-02-nl Story Transcript:Nl: Keukenhof was bedekt met een poederige laag sneeuw.En: Keukenhof was covered with a powdery layer of snow.Nl: Ondanks de winterkou barstte de kas van vrolijke kleuren, vol met tulpen die vrolijk stonden te bloeien.En: Despite the winter cold, the greenhouse was bursting with cheerful colors, filled with tulips happily blooming.Nl: Jasper liep voorzichtig langs de displays, zorgzaam zoals altijd.En: Jasper carefully walked along the displays, as thoughtful as always.Nl: Hij was een rustige botanicus, dol op planten, en stiekem ook op zijn collega, Liselotte.En: He was a calm botanist, fond of plants, and secretly also fond of his colleague, Liselotte.Nl: Vandaag was echter Valentijnsdag, en ook de dag van de vreemde hondentulpenmode.En: However, today was Valentine's Day, and also the day of the strange dog tulip fashion show.Nl: Liselotte had op een of andere manier Kees, Jasper's energieke teckel, ingeschreven voor de show.En: Liselotte had somehow registered Kees, Jasper's energetic dachshund, for the show.Nl: Kees, met zijn korte pootjes en lange lichaam, deed zijn best om stand te houden tussen de andere honden die hun 'tulpen' jurken droegen.En: Kees, with his short legs and long body, did his best to hold his ground among the other dogs wearing their 'tulip' dresses.Nl: Met een knipoog naar Jasper fluisterde Liselotte: "Hij zal stralen!"En: With a wink at Jasper, Liselotte whispered: "He will shine!"Nl: Jasper glimlachte nerveus.En: Jasper smiled nervously.Nl: Hij wilde Liselotte imponeren, maar alles verliep anders dan gepland.En: He wanted to impress Liselotte, but everything was going differently than planned.Nl: De chaos van de show was verbluffend.En: The chaos of the show was astonishing.Nl: Honden liepen kriskras door elkaar, elk met een kleurrijke tulpen outfit.En: Dogs crisscrossed each other, each with a colorful tulip outfit.Nl: Kees had echter andere plannen.En: However, Kees had other plans.Nl: Vol enthousiasme rende hij rond, blaffend en waggelend, waarbij hij per ongeluk een rij potten met tulpen omstootte.En: Full of enthusiasm, he ran around, barking and waddling, accidentally knocking over a row of pots with tulips.Nl: Verbijsterd keek Jasper toe terwijl de potten als dominostenen omvielen.En: Stunned, Jasper watched as the pots fell like dominoes.Nl: Zonder na te denken dook hij ertussen, grijpend wat hij redden kon.En: Without thinking, he dove in among them, grabbing what he could save.Nl: Kees keek hem schuldig aan, zijn grote bruine ogen vol deugd.En: Kees looked at him guiltily, his big brown eyes full of innocence.Nl: Liselotte schoot in de lach.En: Liselotte burst out laughing.Nl: Haar vrolijkheid was aanstekelijk en Jasper voelde zijn spanning wegvallen.En: Her joy was contagious, and Jasper felt his tension melt away.Nl: "Het spijt me," zei Liselotte tussen het lachen door.En: "I'm sorry," said Liselotte between laughs.Nl: "Maar Kees heeft het hier tot het hoogtepunt van de show gebracht!"En: "But Kees has brought the show to its highlight!"Nl: Een beetje verlegen, maar met hernieuwde moed keek Jasper haar aan.En: A bit shy, but with renewed courage, Jasper looked at her.Nl: "Weet je," zei hij, terwijl hij de laatste omgevallen tulp rechtop zette, "ik dacht dat dit een ramp zou zijn.En: "You know," he said, as he set the last fallen tulip upright, "I thought this would be a disaster.Nl: Maar eigenlijk... is het best leuk."En: But actually... it's quite fun."Nl: Liselotte glimlachte breed.En: Liselotte smiled broadly.Nl: "Je passie en je humor," zei ze zachtjes, "maken je een bijzondere man, Jasper."En: "Your passion and your humor," she said softly, "make you a special man, Jasper."Nl: Terwijl ze daar samen stonden, tussen de gevallen tulpen en de gekke show, ontdekte Jasper dat humor en liefde dicht bij elkaar lagen.En: As they stood there together, among the fallen tulips and the crazy show, Jasper discovered that humor and love were closely connected.Nl: Hij voelde zich zekerder, niet alleen in zijn werk, maar ook in zijn hart.En: He felt more confident, not only in his work but also in his heart.Nl: Kees, het onderwerp van de grap, zag alles met tevredenheid aan.En: Kees, the subject of the joke, watched everything with satisfaction.Nl: Misschien had hij het allemaal wel expres gedaan.En: Perhaps he had done it all on purpose.Nl: Liselotte en Jasper verlieten de kas, zij aan zij, met Kees vrolijk trippelend voorop.En: Liselotte and Jasper left the greenhouse, side by side, with Kees happily trotting ahead.Nl: De dag was voor hen beiden bijzonder, een begin van veel meer avonturen, zowel in de wereld van bloemen als daarbuiten.En: The day was special for both of them, a beginning of many more adventures, both in the world of flowers and beyond.Nl: En zo werd Valentijnsdag in de Keukenhof gedenkwaardiger dan ooit.En: And so Valentine's Day at Keukenhof became more memorable than ever. 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This week on The Decision Reel, we're diving into the hilarious and quirky world of Christopher Guest's Best in Show!

Surprise! Time for another Constellation! With Chris in the hosting chair and the suspiciously close Brad and Dustin, it's destined to be an interesting listen. Chris is baffled by dog shows and their very existence. Brad wants to know about the people the inspired us in life. Dustin asks about the things we hate wasting money on (and the things we don't). Please enjoy! Timestamps: 0:00:00 - Intro 0:05:38 - Dog Shows 0:29:48 - Wasting Money 1:26:42 - Inspirations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Baby, it's getting cold and getting colder out. Dr. Katherine Leahy of Heal Veterinary Clinic on keeping pets safe in frigid temperatures. What about booties? And at which temperature do which dogs need a coat or a sweater? Also, warnings about even lapping up a taste of antifreeze. Erika Wyatt, co-owner International Kennel Club of Chicago on […]

2025 Kick Off and Looking for Potential As 2024 draws to a close, we're left, as usual, staring into the abyss of a new year… upheaval nationally, internationally and even in our tadpole pond of purebred dogs has left all of us off balance at some level.  Poised precariously here on my rickety soap box, I hope you'll join me on a journey of retrospection, through a few glimmers of hope and on to a couple new year's resolutions. Eight years ago this month, the first Pure Dog Talk episodes dropped just in time for the AKC National Championship shows. I racked up 10s of thousands of steps dropping flyers on every grooming table, interviewing treasures of our sport and gathering support for this novel way of sharing 20th century knowledge in a 21st century way.  Pure Dog Talk was the very first podcast dedicated to purebred dogs. Today we have a couple million downloads and have reached nearly 400 thousand listeners globally. Several major corporate sponsors and a couple hundred Patrons keep the lights on and the mp3s rolling so that YOU can stay on top of news, interviews, reviews, events and ideas. We've shown up in the AKC Gazette (shoutout and thanks to the Gazette crew!) I just found myself quoted in a TikTok posted to a Reddit “millennials” thread  fgs… I love hearing from all of you all the time. About how Pure Dog Talk “saved your life” or made it better or saved your dog's life. PS We've added a page to the website where you can upload your stories complete with photos! Check it out on the Testimonials tab at pure dog talk dot com. If you'd be so kind, indulge me while I take this opportunity for some shameless promotion. If you find Pure Dog Talk has helped you or someone you know, please consider joining our paid Patrons. This funding covers only overhead – website, audio editing and more – not me personally. When I launched the Patrons in 2018, I was paying for the podcast out of my pocket and eating a lot of peanut butter sandwiches.  A lot has changed since then (although, I still eat a lot of pb&j). The crowdsourced funds from Patrons of the show have enabled the growth and professionalization of the website, continued the outstanding production values of the pod and made us able to keep growing this resource to reach new audiences. Your Patrons membership adds value to the pod by initiating you into a devoted community of purebred dog enthusiasts including judges, handlers, owner handlers, newbies and master breeders. Patrons only After Dark gatherings each month let us hash out problems, share ideas, stand in community with one another and gain knowledge.  Visit https://puredogtalk.com/patron/ and select your Patron Package. You can join us for as little as $10/month or save 10% with an annual Patron membership. Come on over and join the best community in dogs. Aaaaaand, Starting Jan. 3, our new Patrons Only pod, Unleashed, delivers “let your hair down” episodes on all the hot takes in purebred dogs. Mailbag topics, commentary and insight with your favorite guests. In our first episode of the new show, Amanda Kelly joins me with thoughts  on "How Not to be a D*ck at the Dog Show”.... Patrons, BOLO an email with access deets!~ And, speaking of new stuff…..  We're SUPER excited to announce that, after EIGHT years in the...

For the first time in over 140 years, a pug has won the National Dog Show! While this historic win brings joy to pug lovers worldwide, it also raises critical questions for veterinary professionals. In this week's episode of "The Veterinary Viewfinder," Dr. Ernie Ward and registered veterinary technician Beckie Mosser, MPA, RVT, dive into the implications of this historic win for veterinary professionals and pet owners alike.   As a breed often associated with significant health challenges, the sudden spotlight on pugs raises questions about a potential surge in their popularity—and the veterinary responsibilities that follow. In this episode, Ernie and Beckie explore the potential consequences of heightened pug popularity, from increased demand for this breed to the ethical dilemmas surrounding brachycephalic health issues. They revisit the ongoing discussions about breed bans, which have targeted pugs in several countries, and examine what this victory could mean for the future of breed-specific legislation.   Join this engaging discussion as veterinarians worldwide address the balance between celebrating canine achievements and advocating for the long-term welfare of pets. This episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the intersection of pet health, breed trends, and veterinary care! If you enjoy our podcast, please leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or your preferred platform. Your support helps us connect with more veterinary colleagues. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic! #veterinary #veterinarytechnician #veterinary #podcast #veterinarypodcast #vettechpodcast #vetpodcast

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Danielle & Brett are back with another episode of Hey Jeff, saying goodbye this week to Kyle as #Survivor47's endgame begins to shape up with a number of key under-the-radar contenders. What was Kyle, was he good at Survivor, or just nice to all beings, animal and man alike? Also on this episode, they discuss Sue's facial routine, whether you should wear your wedding ring on Survivor, 'Hot Frosty,' 'Speak No Evil,' 'Woman of the Hour,' Norbert Leo Butz, dog shows and so much more. Join Hey Julie's ⁠⁠Discord server⁠⁠, or email us ⁠heyjuliebigbrother@gmail.com⁠! Watch Hey Julie on ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠!

Over 20 million viewers tuned in to the National Dog Show on Thanksgiving and were witness to a first in show history with a pug pawing away the crown! We talked to exhibitor and show expert Patti Kleven about the legendary Thanksgiving tradition of this dog show each November and the massive amount of viewership and following it brings!

Celebrate the joy of dogs and Thanksgiving traditions in this heartwarming episode featuring John O'Hurley and David Frei, the iconic hosts of the National Dog Show Presented by Purina. They share behind-the-scenes insights on the annual event that captures the hearts of 30 million viewers. Hear about their personal love for dogs, the chemistry that fuels their long-standing partnership, and how the show helps educate families on finding the perfect furry companion. With stories of standout breeds and timeless memories, this episode is a delightful tribute to man's best friend.

Happy Thanksgiving! Something a little different for today's poll question - go vote at Smerconish.com, and listen to Michael ask you here: If you could watch just one: The National Dog Show or Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

Happy Thanksgiving! 1010 WINS is live at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the National Dog Show takes place after Thanksgiving Day Parade, three Americans released from Chinese imprisonment, Rikers Island on the verge of federal takeover, Diddy denied full This is the All Local 5am update. 386 Thu, 28 Nov 2024 10:21:20 +0000 o6muY5F5pUTIjVevI0WELNNEaYoGw8wZ news 1010 WINS ALL LOCAL news Happy Thanksgiving! 1010 WINS is live at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the National Dog Show takes place after Thanksgiving Day Parade, three Americans released from Chinese imprisonment, Rikers Island on the verge of federal takeover, Diddy denied The podcast is hyper-focused on local news, issues and events in the New York City area. This podcast's purpose is to give New Yorkers New York news about their neighborhoods and shine a light on the issues happening in their backyard. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.

NBC's Liz Kreutz highlights nationwide roller coaster scares, after a man climbs out of a moving coaster. Also, Chef Erin French answers viewer questions on how to make the best Thanksgiving dinner. Plus, David Frei and John O'Hurley, the hosts of The National Dog Show, share everything about the upcoming competition.

Back to Basics: What to Wear at the Dog Show Veronica Wolfe from Best in Show Clothes joins host Laura Reeves to talk just basic what to wear at the dog show, how to be comfortable, how to live your own truth and still be respectful of the environment that we're in. They cover outfits for the fall weather's coming up and a little bit about good colors with your dogs and stand out versus blend in. “So, when my junior was becoming a teen and bucking the suits, I reminded her that this is a sport like any sport and every sport has a uniform,” Wolfe said. “I mean, if you're going to be in the soccer team, you get assigned a uniform and there's no, ‘oh, well, it's not my color,' too bad, you know, that's what you have to wear. But fortunately, in the dog show world, we have a little more flexibility. [caption id="attachment_13179" align="alignright" width="526"] Tall, flat heeled boots, a skirt, vest and turtleneck make a classy fall outfit.[/caption] “Looking professional is the key. Well, what does that mean in the dog show world? Classically, men will be in two -piece suits, or slacks, and maybe a tweed blazer for fall, right? And the women will either be in professional dresses or a two -piece suit, whether it's a pantsuit suit or skirt suit. That's the general uniform that you see out there. “Alternatives to blazers because we were kind of talking about dressing to your truth right so not everybody wants to be in a blazer. “I personally hate blazers. I've got broad shoulders, busty, and I'm tall. They're not my favorites. “So a lot of things I like to find and more than ever you can find stretchy fabric like this one actually has some stretch to it just look for spandex in the list of fabrics. Cardigans look great. A navy blue cardigan with a floral skirt … you can find some really nice cardigans and you can find them in every color of the rainbow “The other thing you need to consider is your movement when you choose what you're going to wear and you also need to consider what looks good with your color and your dog's color.”

“Happiness” Chatter rolls with Claude, David, Torie, and her sister from another mother Liz Clarke.  Manny's rocking:  check out Foxden Fairways for awesome kids' golf attire and more.  Make sure you use promo code: MannyGolf15!   Recovering lawyer Gayle Weiswasser joins to talk about the soon-to-be-open independent  Wonderland Books in Bethesda, Maryland.  Writer, reporter, and podcaster Tommy Tomlinson zooms in to share “Dogland.”  Think Christopher Guest's “Best in Show,” but with more history, insights, and fabulous stories about man's best friends and their fascinating humans. And yes, the dogs are happy. 

It finally happened - Blair packed his bags and he's leaving! Time to talk about long distance lovin' with all it's trials, tribulations, and frienemies! How many people have rooted for your relationship to fail? Or say it's only succeeding because "you're never around each other"? Why do people cringe at your meet-cute? Why do people gotta throw shade at your good times? And what does it say about THEM?  They say "behind every successful man is an encouraging woman - and behind every successful woman is a cheating man." When you get two entertainers somehow making it work in a relationship, it tends to be a mystery to those around you. So Davi and Blair are answering your questions on HOW they make this team work! With stories about gigging at the zoo and what kinda music Giraffes like to listen too + Blair gives sports analogies while Davi gives Dog Show analogies. But through it all they'll explain why a competitive "team", both professionally and romantically, is toxic. So, BEWARE out there!  You want access to the exclusive audio missing from this episode, "Teeny Tiny Turds with Toxic Teams and other Blair Vents"? Hear all the bits that no one else gets, like  "Blair's Home Alone & other Cautious Thoughts", "My Lymph Node Tried to Yolanda Me!" or long, lost episodes "10 Things Your Boss Should NEVER Say to You"!  SEARCH and SUBSCRIBE to : "Davi The ScapeGOAT PLUS" on the platform you listen to your favorite podcasts and you'll get updates directly to your app!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever wondered what threads connect the world of dog shows to the fabric of psychological well-being? Don Sturz, president of the Westminster Dog Show, joins the podcast today to share incredible tales weaving these seemingly disparate threads into a cohesive narrative. We discuss the precision and passion behind every decision that crowns a canine as the crème de la crème in the competitive dog show arena. Overall we discuss the profound effects our canine companions have on children's emotional health and the unique role pets play in developing young minds. This conversation with Don Sturz takes us through the transformative power of dogs in shaping social skills, boosting self-esteem, and instilling responsibility.  Don Sturz serves as the President of the Westminster Kennel Club and is Vice-President of the Poodle Club of America. He is a member of the Westchester Kennel Club and the Bull Terrier Club of America. He was honored with ROM judging status by the Bull Terrier Club of America. Join us for this fascinating episode where love for dogs and respect for their impact on our lives sit, stay, and win Best in Show in our hearts. What we discuss… (00:01) Westminster President Discusses Dogs and Psychology (06:40) Impact of Pets on Children's Wellbeing (13:03) Preparing Show Dogs for Westminster (26:32) Westminster Dog Show Overview …and more! Thank you to our sponsors: Therasage: Head over to bioptimizers.com and use code JC10 for 10% off Find more from Jen:  Website: https://www.jennifercohen.com/ Instagram: @therealjencohen   Books: https://www.jennifercohen.com/books Speaking: https://www.jennifercohen.com/speaking-engagement Find more from Don Sturz: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/don.sturz/  Twitter: @donsturz

Have you ever wondered what threads connect the world of dog shows to the fabric of psychological well-being? Don Sturz, president of the Westminster Dog Show, joins the podcast today to share incredible tales weaving these seemingly disparate threads into a cohesive narrative. We discuss the precision and passion behind every decision that crowns a canine as the crème de la crème in the competitive dog show arena. Overall we discuss the profound effects our canine companions have on children's emotional health and the unique role pets play in developing young minds. This conversation with Don Sturz takes us through the transformative power of dogs in shaping social skills, boosting self-esteem, and instilling responsibility.  Don Sturz serves as the President of the Westminster Kennel Club and is Vice-President of the Poodle Club of America. He is a member of the Westchester Kennel Club and the Bull Terrier Club of America. He was honored with ROM judging status by the Bull Terrier Club of America. Join us for this fascinating episode where love for dogs and respect for their impact on our lives sit, stay, and win Best in Show in our hearts. What we discuss… (00:01) Westminster President Discusses Dogs and Psychology (06:40) Impact of Pets on Children's Wellbeing (13:03) Preparing Show Dogs for Westminster (26:32) Westminster Dog Show Overview …and more! Thank you to our sponsors: Therasage: Head over to therasage.com and use code Be Bold for 15% off Find more from Jen:  Website: https://www.jennifercohen.com/ Instagram: @therealjencohen   Books: https://www.jennifercohen.com/books Speaking: https://www.jennifercohen.com/speaking-engagement Find more from Don Sturz: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/don.sturz/  Twitter: @donsturz