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The American Kennel Club, or AKC, has named another kind of dog to its registry. 美国养犬俱乐部（AKC）已将另一种狗列入其登记册。 Say hello to the Danish-Swedish farmdog. Or maybe say "hej," the word for hello in Swedish and Danish. 向丹麦瑞典混血农场狗问好。或者可以说“hej”，瑞典语和丹麦语中的“你好”。 AKC officials announced the addition to its list on January 2. The recognition means the breed now may compete for many best in show prizes. It also will probably create wider interest in the small, lively dogs. Fans of the breed are happy for the honor, but some also worry about the effect increased attention will have on the dog. AKC 官员于 1 月 2 日宣布将其添加到名单中。这一认可意味着该品种现在可以争夺许多最佳的比赛奖项。它还可能会引起人们对活泼的小型犬的更广泛的兴趣。该品种的粉丝们为这一荣誉感到高兴，但有些人也担心增加关注会对狗产生影响。Carey Segebart is one of the people who worked to get Danish-Swedish farmdogs recognized by the AKC. "We're excited about it. We're looking forward to it," she said. She plans to show one of her own at a dog show this month near her home in the American state of Iowa. Carey Segebart 是致力于让丹麦-瑞典农场犬获得 AKC 认可的人之一。“我们对此感到兴奋。我们很期待，”她说。她计划本月在美国爱荷华州她家附近的一场狗展上展示自己的一只狗。 Still, she thinks more attention can have both good and bad results for the breed. "We don't want the breed to just explode too quickly," she said. 尽管如此，她认为更多的关注对这个品种来说既有好也有坏的结果。“我们不希望这个品种爆发得太快，”她说。 The Danish-Swedish Farmdog Club of America says the breed, DSF for short, goes back centuries in parts of what are now Denmark, southern Sweden and some other European countries. 美国丹麦瑞典农场狗俱乐部表示，这个品种（简称DSF）可以追溯到几个世纪前，生活在现在的丹麦、瑞典南部和其他一些欧洲国家的部分地区。"They're interesting, fun little dogs," said Segebart, who has owned them since 2011 and is the club's incoming president. She said they will try anything and “succeed at most everything." “它们是有趣、有趣的小狗，”Segebart 说，他自 2011 年以来一直拥有它们，也是俱乐部即将上任的主席。她说他们会尝试任何事情，并且“几乎一切都会成功”。 In their homelands, the dogs' main job was to control small animals called rodents. However, they also can herd, act as watchdogs and be playful with children. The club says some Danish-Swedish farmdogs have even performed in circuses. 在它们的家乡，狗的主要工作是控制称为啮齿动物的小动物。然而，它们也可以放牧、充当看门狗并与孩子们玩耍。该俱乐部表示，一些丹麦瑞典混血的农场狗甚至曾在马戏团表演。 After Denmark and Sweden became more developed in the 20th century, DSF fans decided to make the breed official in both nations. Kennel clubs there began registering the breed in 1987. 20 世纪丹麦和瑞典变得更加发达后，DSF 爱好者决定在这两个国家正式认定该品种。那里的养犬俱乐部于 1987 年开始注册该品种。 In the United States, many of the about 350 Danish-Swedish farmdogs nationwide already compete in agility, obedience or other sports that are open to all dogs, including mixed breeds. 在美国，全国约 350 只丹麦瑞典混血农场犬中的许多已经参加了敏捷性、服从性或其他对所有狗（包括混种狗）开放的运动项目。 Until now, the dogs could not enter the traditional breed-by-breed judging that leads to best in show prizes at major dog shows. They may appear later this year at two major televised events, the National Dog Show and the AKC National Championship. 到目前为止，这些狗还无法进入传统的逐品种评审，从而在大型犬展上获得最佳表演奖。它们可能会在今年晚些时候出现在两项主要的电视赛事中：全国犬展和 AKC 全国锦标赛。 The Danish-Swedish farmdog is the AKC's 202nd breed and "a wonderful addition to a family that is able to provide it with the exercise and mental stimulation that it needs," said the AKC's Gina DiNardo. 丹麦-瑞典农场犬是 AKC 的第 202 个品种，AKC 的吉娜·迪纳尔多 (Gina DiNardo) 表示，“它是家庭的绝妙补充，能够为它提供所需的运动和精神刺激”。Danish-Swedish farmdog lovers talked for several years about whether they should try to get AKC recognition and the attention that is likely to come with it, Segebart said. The number of people wanting to buy a young farmdog, or puppy, has grown quickly over the last ten years. The wait for a DSF puppy is usually a year or more, she said. Segebart 说，丹麦和瑞典的农场狗爱好者多年来一直在讨论他们是否应该尝试获得 AKC 的认可以及可能随之而来的关注。过去十年里，想要购买年轻农场狗或小狗的人数迅速增加。她说，等待 DSF 小狗的时间通常是一年或更长时间。 Fans of the breed worry that its appealing, relatively easy-care nature could make it quickly become too popular for its own good. They are not the first to worry. Similar concerns surround the French bulldog, which the AKC now says is the most popular breed in the country. Breeding for desired qualities has led to many health problems for the dogs. 该品种的粉丝担心，它的吸引力和相对容易照顾的性质可能会使其很快变得太受欢迎，而不利于其自身的利益。他们并不是第一个担心的人。类似的担忧也围绕着法国斗牛犬，AKC 现在表示法国斗牛犬是该国最受欢迎的品种。为了获得所需的品质而进行的繁殖导致了狗的许多健康问题。

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

On this episode of Bounced From The Roadhouse: We talk National Dog Show Winner, Dean Counted his Calories for real, How many Pies is to many pies, We unbutton the Dutton - Brandon talks the show Yellowstone and his favorite prequal to Yellowstone. Special Guests in 4B: Your Mom Questions? Comments? Leave us a message! 605-343-6161Don't forget to subscribe, leave us a review and some stars Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul "Rosie" Rosenberg shares his thoughts on the Giants loss to the Cowboys and what it means for the future of the franchise. He also talks about over-rated Thanksgiving foods, a victory for Vito the Pug at the National Dog Show and much more!

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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!

Today, John Hines jumps in for Chad on Black Friday we chat with dog exhibitor Patti Kleven recapping the National Dog Show which tallied over 20 million viewers for the Thanksgiving Day tradition on televisions everywhere. Also we discuss some of the popular Black Friday items floating around out there! Also, Karen Bachman joined John to talk about the collaboration of Bachmans and the sale of the WCCO Radio 100 album in their stores and the many facets of their one stop shop this holiday season!

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.

Rosalyn Tiangco delivers the latest entertainment news on: - "Wicked" having added a trigger warning at the beginning of the movie in the U.K. for "discrimination." - "Moana 2" being expected to break box office records despite negative reviews. - The 2024 National Dog Show crowning Vito the pug as their Best in Show.

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.

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Philadelphia cops have arrested a group of teens accused of being behind a series of random attacks. There's currently a recall of dog treats in 19 states, Pennsylvania included. Travelers, get ready for the “busiest Thanksgiving ever.” And a local will appear on this year's National Dog Show.

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AP correspondent Margie Szaroleta has the AP Entertainment update, with a preview of the National Dog Show.

David Frei, renowned broadcaster of dog shows, has now broadcast 50 national dog shows, and 23 years of the National Dog Show presented by Purina on Thanksgiving Day on NBC (and now also on Peacock) at noon following Macy's Parade. Frei discusses the so-called ‘doodle dogs.' Also, animal-assisted activities, and how therapy dogs go into hospitals, libraries, […]

This week's show is the gift that keeps on Thanksgiving. Manosphere expert Brad Turbo (Matt Rogers) returns and he's gobbling up these Trump appointees. Marc Evan Jackson and Wendie Malick make a plate for all their past characters in Was In This This? Lovett carves up some National Dog Show winners, and we all talk turkey about the things we should be more grateful for.Tour dates & cities: crooked.com/events

John O'Hurley, Gary Hoey John O'Hurley returns to the podcast to preview this year's National Dog Show, presented by Purina, Thanksgiving Day on NBC. Guitarist Gary Hoey talks about his new holiday single, his Ho-Ho-Hoey Rockin' Holiday Tour, and his annual guitar giveaway.                                      

Dr. Taylor Rezvani, professor Husson University, Bangor ME, board member of the Human Animal Bond Association (HABA) discusses International Human Animal Bond Day and how around the world the bond for companion animals has intensified in recent years. And the bond goes beyond dogs and cats. HABA is seeking images of pet parents with their pets for […]

Petrendologist Charlotte Reed talks with ASPCA Tina Wismer, DVM about holiday hazards; with LIU Vet School's Jonathan Stockman, DVM about what your pet can eat from the Thanksgiving table; and The Kennel Club of Philadelphia's Wayne Ferguson about the National Dog Show presented by Purina.

Nationally acclaimed dog show handler, certified life and business coach, and author Kelly Lyn Marquis takes us inside the world of elite dog handlers in her new book Behind the Scenes of Best in Show: Intimate Moments with the Masters: Handlers and Their Show Dogs. Our discussion reinforces our oft-repeated claim that, “Dogs make us better people.” Watch for Kelly on NBC's coverage of this year's National Dog Show and buy Kelly's book on Amazon.Kelly Lyn Marquis online:WinAll.usFacebook.com/kelly.l.marquisInstagram.com/kelly_lyn_marquisFrom the archives:0143: Well Groomed with Rebecca Stern0236: The Seeing Eye with Peggy GibbonSupport Rosie Fund by booking a session with BigfootPetPhotography.com.Music for this episode is provided by alternative string duo, The Wires. Visit them at TheWires.info. Learn fiddle and cello-fiddle online — even if you've never played before — from Laurel Morgan Parks and Sascha Groshang at FiddleLife.com.Make a donation at RosieFund.org or through our Facebook page. You can contribute by making a purchase from the store on our website or buying a t-shirt at Bonfire.com. Also check out our page on BarkYours, the online mall with gifts for people who love their dogs.Rosie Fund online:RosieFund.orgFacebook.com/rosiefundInstagram.com/rosiefundYouTube.com/rosiefund

The great John O'Hurley and his golden voice join the podcast in the studio!! John O'Hurley is an incredibly talented actor, comedian, author, television personality, and even a singer! You may know him as the eccentric J. Peterman in the hit sitcom Seinfeld. He also hosts the National Dog show, voices King Neptune in SpongeBob along with hundreds of other voice acting roles! He joined us just hosting the GiGi's “I Have a Voice Gala”   This one is a Seinfeld lover dream! In this episode, we touch on it all! John tells us about his journey into acting, voice acting, the theatre, and more! We talk about his experience landing Seinfeld and how he brought this character to life. We recap some of his favorite moments from his time on the show and hear some of his most famous quotes (literally Franco's dream conversation)! We touch on his career in the theatre, his greatest passion. We also discuss his role in hosting the National Dog Show and his life as a dog lover! He talks about his role in hosting our gala and how eye-opening the experience was in learning about the Down syndrome diagnosis and how it changed his perspective on life. This episode is filled with big laughs, wise words of wisdom, fascinating insights into the entertainment industry, and some great tips for public speaking!  “Then In the distance, I heard The bulls. I began running as fast as I could. Fortunately, I was wearing my Italian Cap Toe Oxfords." - J.Peterman.  Watch the video version of this episode on our website.  

In honor of the greatest television event of the Thanksgiving season, The National Dog Show, we're doing our own version by crowing the Best Saint in Show. Join Jamie, Erin, and Evan as they present various saints across different categories to see who will take home the trophy. You'll see a saint famous for defeating dragons, another who struck her father with lighting, and one who was just an all-around good guy. Who among these is the Best Saint in Show? You'll have to listen to find out!  MENTIONS Tell me more about his year's National Dog Show: Learn more here Faith Adjacent Spotify Playlists: Party Playlist | Pondering Playlist  Advent is Upon Us: Listen to our Advent Season   Evan's Favorite Saint: Spiritual Friendship from St. Aelred  Weather Corner: Learn about St. Elmo's Fire Here are all the Saints: St. Peter | St. Sebastian | St. Quiteria | St. Erasmus of Formia | St. Margaret of Anioch | St. Aelred | St. Homobonus | St. Olaf II | St. Lidwina | St. Barbara | St. Drogo St. Olaf at Epcot? See the statue here   BONUS CONTENT We have tons of additional content including monthly Fellowship Hall gatherings, Office Hours episodes, and so much more! You can access them now with a 7-day free trial. You'll be able to listen to over 250 more episode! Tuition is just $5 a month after the trial period. Become a Seminarian here! THE FAITH ADJACENT SHOP Looking for some additional resources? We have you covered from an entire Prayer Course all the way to a guide for the new year! Shop here. THE POPCAST Check out our other podcast: The Popcast with Knox and Jamie. It's a weekly show about pop culture where we educate on the things that entertain, but don't matter. Here is our suggested Popcast starter playlist. Subscribe to our Newsletter: The Dish from Faith Adjacent Shop our Amazon Link: amazon.com/shop/faithadjacent Follow Faith Adjacent on Socials: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on the show, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed and Michael Fleck, DVM talk with a Breeder/Owner/Handler, Margery Good of GoodSpice Kennels about her winning the National Dog Show presented by Purina with her dog, Stache, and veterinarian, Dr. Tina Wismer about December holiday dangers.

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Dog Training Today with Will Bangura: #130 Are you ready to open your home and heart to a new furry friend? We're here to help make it a joyful and successful experience. Join us, your favorite pet behavior experts, as we discuss everything you need to know about bringing home a new puppy or dog. We'll start from the basics, setting boundaries, establishing a strong training foundation, and why consistency is key. We share our thoughts on the Sealy Ham Terrier, the new star at the recent National Dog Show, and give our tips on how to manage multiple pets in one household.Ensuring your dog is well trained is not only beneficial for you but also for them. We discuss effective and practical methods of training, highlighting the importance of high reward foods and the value of positive reinforcement. From leash manners and potty training to basic commands, we've got it all covered. Learn how to create a training routine that incorporates distractions, and the significance of a 'let's go' command. We'll also discuss the need for a 'drag line' for control when training your pup.Introducing a new pet into a home with existing pets can be a challenge. We're here to ease that process. We guide you through the best approaches to introduce a new dog into a multi-pet household, including tips for managing potential resource guarding behaviors. If you're struggling with potty training, fret not! We'll share our tips, tricks, and the idea of keeping a journal to track your pet's habits. We'll also delve into crate training and the important aspects to consider. Tune in to our lively discussion and prepare to take notes, this episode is packed with valuable insights for every dog owner. Let's make the transition of bringing a new pet into your home as smooth as possible.Support the showIf you need professional help please visit my Dog Behaviorist website.Go here for Free Dog Training Articles

On this FURiday the #GossipPups Tinkerbelle and Belle are recapping their busy week leading up to Thanksgiving in NYC and Breakfast with Santa at Macy's!POP CULTURE: Taylor Swift's concert in Brazil lead to a fan's death, North West shades Kim Kardashian ex Pete Davidson's Met Gala 2023 outfit, Kim Kardashian lands debut lead movie role, Paris Hilton secretly welcomes second baby girl named London and  Travis Kelce spends Thanksgiving alone eating KFC! PUP CULTURE: Stache the Sealyham Terrier wins best in show at the 2023 National Dog Show, Chris Evans returns to instagram to spotlight shelter dogs in need of homes, Dog mission for 2 months rescued from Colorado Mountain and Dog with Terminal Cancer treated to early Christmas Celebration with help from Chewy!Follow Tinkerbelle and Belle! Instagram: @TinkerbellethedogTikTok: @TinkerbelleAdogFacebook: Tinkerbelle the DogYoutube: Tinkerbelle the dogTwitter: @TinkerbelleadogHave a question for us? Email us at GossipPups@gmail.com!SHOP: Tinkerbelle the Dog & Belle's 2024 CalendarSHOP: Tinkerbelle the dog & Belle Merch

Amy King hosts your Thanksgiving Wake Up Call. Owner of the Tallyrand Restaurant in Burbank Karen Ross joins the show to talk about their Thanksgiving festivities. Amy interviews John O'Hurley who will be hosting the 2023 National Dog Show. President and CEO of the California Science Center Jeffrey Rudolph joins the program to talk about Space Shuttle Endeavour and its trip to Los Angeles. Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving and thank you for listening.

John gives us a very fun, cool and surprising behind the scenes look at The National Dog Show. Hear how judges make their decisions, all that goes on in breeding and showing a champion canine, what has surprised John over the years about the dog show and the world of dogs and much more.

With the National Dog Show (and Thanksgiving) right around the corner, we wanted to review one of our favorite comedies involving canines and their caretakers. Join us as we judge Christopher Guest's mockumentary for the ages: Best in Show! TIME CODES: - 00:00:00 - INTRO - 00:01:41 - BASIC FACTS - 00:04:43 - THE MEAT - 00:39:56 - WHAT WE WATCHED - 01:19:30 - OUTRO FILM INFO: Best in Show (2000) "...Mild-mannered salesman Gerry Fleck and his vivacious wife, Cookie, happily prepare their Norwich Terrier, while shop owner Harlan Pepper hopes his Bloodhound wins top prize. As two upwardly mobile attorneys anxiously ready their neurotic Weimaraner and an ecstatically happy gay couple dote on their tiny Shih Tzu, inept commentator Buck Laughlin vainly attempts to provide colorful tidbits about each breed." Crew: (Directed By) Christopher Guest, (Additional Directing By) John MacCarthy, (Written By) Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy, (Produced By) Karen Murphy, (Executive Produced By) Gordon Mark. Cast: Bob Balaban, Jennifer Coolidge, Christopher Guest, John Michael Higgins, Michael Hitchcock, Eugene Levy, Jane Lynch, Michael McKean, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey, Fred Willard. Read more: https://www.warnerbros.com/movies/best-show OUR LINKS: * Host Webpage: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recentlylogged * Letterboxd HQ: https://letterboxd.com/RecentlyLogged/ * YouTube: https://youtube.com/@recentlylogged Micah's Stuff * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MGraweyFilms * Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/micah_grawey/ * Twitter: https://twitter.com/micah_grawey * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/m_grawey_films/ Robbie's Stuff * Website: https://robbiegrawey.com EPISODE CREDITS: * Recently Logged Podcast Creators - Micah and Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Hosts - Micah and Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Songs used - Morning Stroll by Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions, Gaiety in the Golden Age by Aaron Kenny, Ratatouille's Kitchen by Carmen María and Edu Espinal, Brain Trust by Wayne Jones, Temptation by Chris Haugen * Editor - Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Episode Art Designer - Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Episode Description - Robert “Robbie” Grawey --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recentlylogged/support

John O'Hurley: red wineIn town for the National Dog Show, John stops by and reveals whether he thinks a Seinfeld reboot would work, revisits the controversy of his Dancing With the Stars Season 1 championship, reveals that each step in his career has begun in his imagination, his most terrifying and most wonderful moment as a parent, and reads an original work of poetry.

Thanksgiving is all about food, football, and the Macy's Day Parade, but don't miss the National Dog Show, airing right after the parade! John O'Hurley, who many of you know from his portrayal of J. Peterman on Seinfeld is one of the hosts and he joined Amy King this morning on Wake Up Call to talk about it!

Can you guess today's Dean's List recipient? He's an award-winning actor, an author, an entertainment host, and he was even People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive!   John O'Hurley is a man of many hats, and he joins the Janice Dean Podcast to preview the 2023 National Dog Show on NBC, airing on Thanksgiving Day.   Plus...a very special appearance for a furry competitor. Tell Janice who made your Dean's List! Follow Janice on Twitter: @janicedean Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on the show, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed and Michael Fleck, DVM talk with ASPCA's Dr. Tina Wismer about holiday hazards; with Long Island University Dr. Jonathan Stockman about what your pet can have from the Thanksgiving table; and John O'Hurley about the National Dog Show presented by Purina.

John O'Hurley Yaps About The Thanksgiving Dog Show You might remember him from Seinfeld. He was the first winner on Dancing With The Stars and People's Sexiest Man of the Year. John O'Hurley, host of the National Dog Show on NBC, is back to spread Thanksgiving cheer and Holiday warm-fuzzies all over Animal Radio® airwaves. Listen Now Pet Ownership On The Rise More than half of the people in the nation have at least one pet according to a new Rasmussen survey. 49% have a dog and 23% have a cat. 24% have more than one kind of pet. Only 3% have a fish, bird or some other sort of animal. An overwhelming majority of pet guardians, 92% say they talk to their pet. Listen Now Microchipped Dog Returned After Eight Years A couple in Atlanta has their Shih Tzu, Jordan, back after eight years. The last time Mike Nuanes saw Jordan he was just a puppy. He's sure someone snatched Jordan out of their backyard. They did everything to find him, but no luck until a few weeks ago, when the Fulton County Animal Services called to say Jordan had been turned in as a stray. Luckily, Jordan was microchipped, the key to his finally getting home. Listen Now Read more about this week's show. Looking for Holiday Gift Ideas for your pet?

It's become a Thanksgiving tradition as deep and meaningful as turkey and football: The National Dog Show on NBC. This week, we chat with the show's long-time host David Frei about the show's history, its popularity, and the amazing dogs that bring us back year after year. https://nds.nationaldogshow.com/ https://vegasneversleeps.com/

When the French bulldog nabbed “Best in Show” honors at the National Dog Show last year, bells pealed and people cheered. In that celebratory moment, folks all across America thought, “maybe I ought to get me one of those!”Perhaps. And perhaps you are one of the many individuals considering bringing on a “frenchie,” as the French bulldog is affectionately known. “And why not?” you may ask. “After all, there's no denying they are charming as the day is long!” But not so fast there, my friends. There are a few less glamorous facts you need to consider before ushering a member of this little bully breed into your family. Frenchies! They're our topic today on The Canine Lowe-Down.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tara Lipinski, internationally acclaimed figure skater was catapulted onto the world's stage when she won the gold medal at the 1998 Nagano Olympics – earning her the distinction as the youngest individual Gold Medalist in the history of the Winter Games. As the official correspondent and commentator for the Olympics, Tara was the primetime analyst for figure skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and hosted NBC's coverage of the 2021 Summer Olympics closing ceremony in Tokyo. She has served as the host and commentator for many NBC events such as the Kentucky Derby, the Superbowl, and the National Dog Show, as well as hosted Food Network's Wedding Cake Championship. Released in January 2022, she produced a three-part docuseries for NBC's streamer Peacock, entitled “Meddling: The Olympic Skating Scandal that Shocked the World.” Most recently she started a production company called May Fifth Productions with her husband, Director/Producer Todd Kapostasy. Tara recently shared her own fertility journey struggles which you can hear about in her and her husband's podcast “Unexpecting”. When I began listening to their podcast, I couldn't stop! If you are on the fertility journey, you must give their podcast a listen! Tara's website: https://taralipinski.com https://www.instagram.com/taralipinski https://www.facebook.com/TaraLipinski Unexpecting podcast: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwii__PW_fuCAxVokoQIHTeEA14QFnoECBUQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fpodcasts.apple.com%2Fus%2Fpodcast%2Ftara-lipinski-unexpecting%2Fid1703350436&usg=AOvVaw0DrbzYpVRMqngykpkd_n85&opi=89978449 For more information about Michelle, visit www.michelleoravitz.com The Wholesome Fertility facebook group is where you can find free resources and support: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2149554308396504/ Instagram: @thewholesomelotusfertility Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewholesomelotus/ Transcript: Michelle: [00:00:00] Welcome to the podcast, Tara. Tara: Hi, so excited to be here. Michelle: I'm so excited to have you here. First of all, I'm a little starstruck. I actually remember the time when you were against Michelle Kwan. And I was like, Oh my God, I remember that. It was incredible. So, and first of all ice skating is my favorite winter sport. So Tara: Good. That's a good thing. I love it. That's Michelle: sure. Michelle: And. So I know that your story has so many ups and downs and I've been listening to the podcast and I almost don't even want to get too into detail because I don't want to ruin it if people are going to listen to the podcast. Cause I literally was hanging on the edge to listen to the next one. Michelle: And the next one, it really was like cliffhangers. Tara: I know. Michelle: And at the same time It was it definitely captured the emotion. I remember specifically episode 10. I was like bawling listening to that it was really really emotional and touching and [00:01:00] knowing your background and That you're a figure skater and that you're an athlete and just really what goes into being an athlete In that kind of competition and like the personal development that you have to have and the strength and it seems like nothing prepares you for this. Tara: Nothing does and I think that Being an athlete and growing up as an athlete You just have this mentality that the harder you work the more effort you put in Then you'll achieve your dream. You will get results. And that's just not the case with a medical diagnosis or infertility. And that was a really hard lesson for me to learn and to accept, because I'm such a type A controlling person, if I'm being honest, where I want to have control over things in my life, that it was the first time where I realized, this is so out of my, hands, this is something that I can't control, and I had to really try to learn patience and acceptance and Realize that you can't just will yourself to [00:02:00] have a baby or, you know, to, to fight this awful path that sometimes people are put on when you get an unexplained infertility diagnosis or even any type of fertility diagnosis, it still can be a day to day struggle of trying to find out what's wrong and that's It's really hard to live in that anxiety inducing space. Tara: And that's, you mentioned it with the podcast of sort of these cliffhangers. Our journey in particular felt like I was solving a mystery every single cycle and it's, it's life altering when that becomes your world. Michelle: 100%. And I remember you mentioning also, even though you went to like the best RE and she was amazing. I mean, she really was like looking into everything. She's really honest with you. Even though you did that, it still wasn't like, you couldn't figure out that you actually needed to talk to an immunologist.[00:03:00] Tara: Right, and it's because, you know, I, I think what's interesting about infertility is there's a large community and you hear, there are so many people that are experiencing pregnancy loss or going through infertility, but in the grand scheme of things. There still is a population that just gets pregnant very easily and you can have multiple children very easily without problems or complications. Tara: And IVF isn't an exact science. So, as amazing as it is, and it's incredible that we ha I wouldn't have my daughter without IVF. So, it's incredible that we have this, but it also isn't a guaranteed. Result when you go into IVF, it's not like you are guaranteed a baby and I think doctors are just trying their best to Find the problem and I think when people go into IVF The great thing is is usually within two retrievals or two transfers You have positive results, [00:04:00] and that is great that those are the statistics, but there is a community out there where, where my husband and I fell into, where that's not the case. Tara: We went through six failed transfers, we had four miscarriages, we did eight retrievals. And there's a world where you can be the best doctor in, in the world and not know exactly why my body isn't keeping a pregnancy. And, you know, my doctor says it. She said, I have tested you more than any other of my patients. Tara: And we couldn't find an answer until the reproductive immunology result came about. And we finally got a little bit more information. Michelle: yeah, and I remember like listening to your stories I loved listening to you and your husband and I love the connection that you guys have together and how you can infuse humor and you know in a time that is so difficult and just listening to like the rawness and the realness of the whole situation and I can feel the frustration like I was like like what what is it, you [00:05:00] know, cuz I'm like Following as you're going, Tara: Right. And we just hit so many different obstacles, too, where then all of a sudden, you know, I had a septum that was a residual septum and you think, oh my goodness, we found the answer. And then you lose another embryo and, you know, it's just, it really is a rollercoaster ride when you're, you're part of this world. Tara: It's traumatizing. Michelle: sure. And also, I mean, you know, everybody wants that positive pregnancy, but then when you go through that positive pregnancy and every single time you're waiting for that heartbeat and you're going through the PTSD over and over and over again. It was just, it's traumatizing for sure. Tara: It really is traumatizing and I think especially, I mean, obviously any type of loss, any type of miscarriage, but when you start having repeat or recurrent miscarriage, it really is like reliving that first trauma over and over again and it feels like the worst, you know, nightmarish movie [00:06:00] of deja vu playing out in front of you and it's, it's really hard to know how to cope and I, you know, obviously I, I started therapy, but. Tara: You know, it's just dealing with grief and loss, and that's a lot to take on while also still pursuing and going down the road of trying to build a family through it all. So I think people that don't experience pregnancy loss or infertility or any of these types of journeys or IVF, that you don't really realize what this world entails and how there are no guarantees and how there are so many failures and there's so much. Tara: grief and loss associated with every kind of failure that people are really struggling in this world, you know, emotionally and mentally, let alone the physical feats they have to put their body through. Michelle: And also the fact that you are having to perform during this time and be out in the public. And I mean, yeah, it's like one thing to be a public figure, but then all of a sudden to actually [00:07:00] express your journey with the public is a whole different level of courage. Tara: Yeah, it's terrifying. I remember for the first time, I've always been so open, but the, the night before the podcast came out and we released that we, you know, We're going to talk about this journey. It was just, you know, I was so nervous. I was so anxious. I felt so unsettled to just be sharing this information. Tara: Just because also it's, it's a subject that's not talked about enough. It's a subject that's still, there's still shame and, silence that surrounds infertility and pregnancy loss and miscarriage. So it was really hard to just put it all out there. Michelle: And so what was the final reason? I mean, obviously you probably wanted to get the story out there because you knew it was going to help a lot of people. I know it was hard for you because you were talking about how when you were speaking about it, one of the days you came home and you cried, you really felt it. Michelle: And you're like, that's weird. I thought I was like, I dealt with this. And all of a sudden all these emotions are coming up. And then also [00:08:00] did you feel on some level, it was also healing to, to speak about it? Yeah. Tara: I mean, of course, I want to help people and connect people. But I think it was something that Todd and I went through together that was, you know, very traumatic. And of course, we had tried to process all the feelings as they were happening, but that's hard to do. And I think for us, it was really nice to sit down and do this together alone. Tara: You know, there was no one else. You know part of this podcast but the two of us and to reflect back and to Really see it all laid out. And I think Todd said it in one episode where he just said, you know, you go through it and you're always getting to that next step. But when we started to plan out this podcast and write it down on cards, we really realized all that we had been through and it was healing for us to talk about it and I guess sort of even just honor our own journey and all the embryos we lost and, kind of come to terms with this was five years of our life. And at a certain point, another reason I wanted to do it was it just. It's [00:09:00] one thing to be like, oh, I went through IVF and had a loss and then had a baby and I don't really need to go into detail with the world about it, but this was such a huge, life changing, life altering thing that happened to us that I think it would have always felt very strange to just not share that part of my life and let people in on exactly what was happening. Michelle: Yeah. And I'll be honest. I mean, it's, it's a big thing. It's not easy to do that at all. Like even, if it's just sharing, a lot of people don't even share it to their families Tara: And that's fine. And I think that's another thing that I continue to say is like, protect your heart. And if you don't want to talk about it, you don't want to share, you don't have to. And there was a reason I didn't for five years because I really was not able to cope with sharing and continuing. Tara: Treatment and trying to figure out my own emotions. It was way too overwhelming to share with people and I think that's okay as well Michelle: 100%. And I think that you [00:10:00] really do have to be ready for anything. And I like that you mentioned that a lot in the podcast, you talked about if people don't feel comfortable with this, that is their journey and it has to be a personal thing. So I thought it was really important to mention. Michelle: And one thing that actually struck me is the fact that you didn't get your period until 25, that was like, wow, like nobody said anything to you at that point. Tara: no I brought that up because I just think it's it's it's an important topic of just women's reproductive health in general how So little we actually know and so little is being tested for us throughout our twenties or thirties when it comes to fertility or really the education there for us about fertility and, you know, making informed decisions about, you know, family building for me, getting my period so late, didn't have an impact on my journey and, and wasn't any part of the reason for IVF I didn't go into it because it was [00:11:00] just very long winded in the podcast, but I simultaneously were, I was having a ton of other symptoms and we found out that I had a pituitary disorder. Tara: So we had to, I went on medication, thyroid medication and we sort of addressed that with other medications as well and it immediately brought on my cycle. But it goes to show that. You know, when it comes to women's health, something like that probably would have been found way sooner if people were actually concerned about why, you know, that wasn't happening for me. Tara: And I think sometimes it's like, Oh, it's, it's okay. Or it could be because she's an athlete or Oh, it's, you know, periods are, cycles are, sort of, you know, they can be mysterious, but clearly there was a, an underlying problem and thank goodness we found that, because that could have affected my health in other ways, too. Tara: You know, but I was diagnosed with secondary pituitary thyroid disease as well when we found this, which was obviously, [00:12:00] affecting my, hormones. Michelle: One of the things too you mentioned is is going to the OB at first and then the OB is not having like the same information as the REs. Michelle: That's a big thing because a lot of times people won't know. that there's a reproductive endocrinologist and sometimes they'll think, okay, I'm not, I don't need IVF, so I shouldn't go. But it's something I mentioned a lot is just really uncovering. They understand fertility it's a little more specialized. Tara: Yes, I think to just in general, like I'm saying, whether it's women's reproductive health or fertility, it's so crazy that in 2023, we don't know so many things that would help us make, different informed decisions about our life. And I just think for, me, even just waiting until my late thirties to begin the process of family building is interesting for me to think about just because. I, I never even thought to do it sooner. Michelle: And also, when you were taking us through your journey, it's interesting to kind of note that like, initially , you were, [00:13:00] looking into the surgery for the endometriosis, but then you're like, no, and you were reading about it. And. And you were like, definitely no, like a no on that. Michelle: And then you eventually changed your mind and then you were like, thank God I did it. But what I, what was interesting about it is that that's kind of how life is. you change your mind, you look more into things. You realize that even though you make decision, it can change and that's okay. Michelle: And so that was interesting. And then similar with having a surrogate. Tara: Yes. I think for us at that point you know, that wasn't the first, journey that I ever expected that we'd be on towards, our daughter. But when you go through so much for five years, you get to a point where you stop worrying about the experience of, for me, at least I stopped worrying about the experience of pregnancy that I wanted so badly. Tara: And I had already experience for pregnancies and sort of the charm of it all was taken away from me. And it would've been lovely if I could innocently go through a pregnancy [00:14:00] and, birth a child, but that just isn't my story and it finally got to the point where I realized I wanted to get to the next step of actually having a family instead of focusing on this nine month experience. Michelle: Yeah, it's interesting how things play out but you did mention when you were going into the surrogate process That's like a whole other animal and you were also saying which is something that really struck me is you vibed with The surrogate. Michelle: You just knew it was like an intuitive knowing or feeling like, Oh my God, this, this is it. You found alignment. Tara: Yes, and I think for me, it was one of the best blessings that has come along in our journey. Not only just, you know, a surrogate in general, that we're so lucky to have surrogates who can, help families or people or women going through infertility or pregnancy loss, but to find someone who I really connected with. Tara: And to find someone that we had [00:15:00] this communication, daily communication, and we had this, this feeling of being teammates was just super special. You Michelle: Even though you had a surrogate, you still went through that initial fear. That was like the one feeling that you had and then eventually tapered down, like, once the tests came and everything was like looking Tara: It really was in the beginning so hard because it was the ultimate test, right? We had these, these genetically normal embryos that weren't working in me and now we take that variable out of the mix and we have a surrogate and we kind of felt this pressure of if it doesn't work, which of course there's a chance it wouldn't, but it really felt like there was so much hanging on this actually working to prove that, you know, our embryos were able. Tara: To produce a baby, finally, we kind of knew that it was probably the immunology [00:16:00] in my body, but now is the ultimate test and the anxiety just leading up to that was, was so overwhelming. Michelle: I mean, I felt it, I felt it listening to you guys and I felt it following your story. You could, you could really feel it, but of course you can't feel it like you guys felt it. But I felt what it must've been like to go through that because that's all you've known in the past. So it's hard to see a different future when something like. Michelle: Has repeatedly happened over and over and over again, so I can completely see how petrifying it could be. Tara: Right. And it's just, you know, what do you do then? You know, we have tried and exhausted so many options. We were just getting to the point of,, I think it was just the sitting with the fear of like, Can this be a possibility for us? Because if this doesn't work, where do we go next? Michelle: And then you were also simultaneously performing around that same time, which is the most like Tara: Right. And, Michelle: that you felt Tara: right. And to be keeping that [00:17:00] a secret as well just felt and I think that's why we did the podcast because at a certain point it just felt like, all right, Tara, just, just share because it's so hard to keep the sadness and pain and put on a smile and pretend like life is okay. When it's really not. Michelle: and you've had people approach you guys and mention or say certain comments during this journey. That you guys were having to deal with while you were going through this simultaneously. Tara: Right, and you, you, I think anyone in the infertility world experiences these feelings or during pregnancy loss or again, just an IVF journey, whatever it may be, unless you really walk in those shoes, it's hard to explain the feelings that you have and then to know that. You know, your family or your friends may not truly understand the pain you're in can make it even more isolating or make you feel even more alone.[00:18:00] Michelle: That's one of the reasons why I find like communities or people that really understand where you're coming from or going through it as well can be so healing and I noticed also you were mentioning that it brought you and your husband so close on a different type of bond Tara: we did, and we went through, you know, hard times through infertility trying to understand where he was at, where I was at, you know, at one point, I think he was really rethinking how much he, he wanted to continue, whereas I was, you know, desperate to continue, and we had to figure out how to get on the same page a lot of times. Tara: And I think infertility has helped us now, even as we move forward in life and marriage find ways to understand each other and know what each other really needs in that moment and to be able to support them because it's hard when you're going through loss or infertility to always be on the same page. Tara: But I also think the podcast has helped us too, as we had to relive all of these moments in detail and [00:19:00] not skim over them kind of like we were doing in real life. To kind of go back in and even re examine them even more and I think that's brought us closer You know, we'd finish these episodes and feel Very close and bonded obviously through what we just talked about or what we went through Michelle: I think that was just one of the amazing things about it because you don't often hear the couple, both. Talking about their different perspectives and really hearing what they went through throughout the process. Michelle: And then you do feel at times where you guys have different emotions or dealing with it in different ways. So I thought that brought more realness to the whole. Tara: Right. I'm so glad ty was able to be part of this and add his perspective because I think any partner in this situation has a lot of feelings if they're the one not going through the treatment and You know, they probably feel that they have to support their partner, but they're also feeling so many emotions and [00:20:00] they probably don't understand exactly what their partner is going through. Tara: So I hope that the podcast was able to open up those conversations or if partners listen together to, to really relate or. To re examine or think about what that other person is going through to see how they can support them even more. Michelle: No doubt. And for people listening that are still on the journey and they're still in the unknown what words would you like to share with them? Tara: You know, I never really have an advice because I don't know if I have any perfect answers and I, every time I went through it I just tried to do the best I could. And my advice would be to feel all the feelings and none of your feelings that you're feeling are abnormal. And the thing I would like to say is. Tara: More than anything, I, I see you, I hear you, I understand you. I may not know you, you may be a stranger, but we probably have a [00:21:00] shared experience that creates a bond more than, you know, many people I know in my life because we've gone and walked down this road, and I know what you're going through, and I know that type of pain, and you know, looking back at my career, the Olympics, of course, I'm proud of the things I have done, but I'm very proud of being able to get through pregnancy loss or IVF Or infertility. Tara: And those are maybe my proudest moments. So I just hope that everyone listening knows how strong they are and how proud they should be because success of a live birth is you know, one dream that people have. But you are accomplishing so many little things, even through all of those failures and losses by just being able Yeah. Tara: To get up the next day and start again, or maybe making the decision of, no, this is no longer for us. I've learned so much through this process, but I need to take care of myself in a different way. Michelle: Yeah, that's beautiful. [00:22:00] And for people who want to find you, and of course, I'm sure a lot of people are already following you, but what is your, the best way for people to reach out to you? Cause you had mentioned DMs, right? Sometimes Tara: Yes. Michelle: going through, Tara: Through the podcast, I've Michelle: I know that must be overwhelming DMs, but Tara: little overwhelming, but responding to so many DMs and connecting with all of these beautiful people, which has been so meaningful, but you can find us on Unexpecting Pod on Instagram or Tara Lipinski at Instagram, and then of course Unexpecting is on Apple, Spotify, anywhere you find your podcast, iHeart, as well as my YouTube, which is Tara Lipinski. Michelle: awesome. Tara, thank you so much for coming on and sharing your story. And of course I. Suggest for everybody to listen to unexpecting. It is incredible. It's amazing. It's all the details. It's everything. It really is everything So I highly recommend. Oh, I loved I really enjoy it. I really did I really enjoy it and I couldn't stop listening to Tara: Yeah, I love it. Michelle: I want [00:23:00] to hear it happens. And I felt like, I really got to know you and your husband and the connection that you guys had together and it was just really special. So thank you so much for coming on the podcast and it was such a pleasure talking to you today. Tara: Thank you so much.  

The Respect for Marriage Act will likely become law, but there are shortcomings, the rich are keeping prime real estate vacant in SoCal, PETA is upset at the National Dog Show, is Will Smith getting a pass because of his skin color? and CNN layoffs continue.

Winston, an unarguably adorable French bulldog, took top honors at the 2022 National Dog Show. Historically, breeds crowned Best in Show surged in popularity. Will Winston's win result in a flurry of French bulldogs this year? Viewfinders, this is another potentially sticky situation for veterinary professionals. Hosts Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, RVT, discuss the dichotomy of a French bulldog winning the crown jewel of US dog shows in the same year countries such as Norway are banning them. The pair review the diverging differences in attitudes toward brachycephalic breeds in European countries and the US. Our hosts share ideas to bridge the divide between breeders, breed enthusiasts, and rescue/shelter communities. Dr. Ward expresses his support for identifying and registering responsible breeders and the need for state and national veterinary organizations to get involved. Beckie reveals that loving and supporting pure breeds and rescue pets aren't mutually exclusive. She calls on veterinary professionals and breeders to share how they can - and should - work together. Viewfinders, do you anticipate a flurry of Frenchies in your clinic? What are you do to educate clients on the unique needs of brachycephalic breeds? Please share your thoughts and opinions on one of our social media platforms or email us at VeterinaryViewfinder@gmail.com.

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Stugotz, Billy and Mikey A. are joined by John O'Hurley to discuss The National Dog Show, O'Hurley's CBD Oil for Pets and cyber security. Billy's head was bleeding and he thinks it's because of old age. Stugotz is trying to flip memorabilia he found in his garage to his famous friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stugotz, Billy and Mikey A. are joined by John O'Hurley to discuss The National Dog Show, O'Hurley's CBD Oil for Pets and cyber security. Billy's head was bleeding and he thinks it's because of old age. Stugotz is trying to flip memorabilia he found in his garage to his famous friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Off the Beat: Sports, Brian is joined by the President of Programming for NBC Sports, Jon Miller. Jon tells Brian all about the last 45 years of sports television, the unlikely origin story of the National Dog Show, and reveals the secret trophy room for NBC failures hidden inside 30 Rock. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.