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“What supplies do I need for fostering a dog?” “Should you use training tools on rescue dogs?” “What kind of harness should I get for my dog?” You have questions about fostering or adopting a dog, and we have answers! These are the tools and supplies we recommend for rescue dog fosters and adopters.  Emily and Libby are professionals who have been working in foster-based rescue for a long time, so they have accumulated a lot of “stuff” over the years. Don't be intimidated by this list! While these are our favorites, there are many affordable options for good-quality supplies. Many items can be found for free or low cost on neighborhood swap groups. – Slip leads: how, when, and why we still use them (maybe not how you think!) – Harnesses: Balance Harness (https://www.blue-9.com/products/bhb), Ruffwear Front Range (https://ruffwear.com/products/front-range-everyday-dog-harness), Alpine Harness (https://www.alpineoutfitters.net/products/copy-of-urban-trail-adjustable-harness-half-back-shorty-custom-crafted), Perfect Fit (https://perfect-fit-dog-harness.com/) – Leashes: Blue-9 Multi-Function Leash (https://www.blue-9.com/products/lsh?variant=40875501093062), biothane leashes (https://www.trailblazingtails.com/collections/long-line-and-short-leash-collection) (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GFR9YJ3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1) – Management tools: X-pen (https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/midwest-black-e-coat-exercise-pen-wdoor-for-dogs), baby gates – Crates: car crate is a must-have for transport, wire crate is good for management at home – Treat pouch: Doggone Good (https://www.doggonegoodclickercompany.com/Rapid-Rewards-Pouchtrade_p_216.html) , Ruffwear (https://ruffwear.com/products/home-trail-hip-pack) – Treats: Happy Howie's (https://www.happyhowies.com/), Real Meat (https://www.realmeatpet.com/foods.html), Ziwi Peak (https://us.ziwipets.com/) – Clicker: (https://shop.clickertraining.com/products/iclick-original-clicker?variant=8050243397) Can also use a marker word or click with your tongue – Puzzle/enrichment toys: Toppl (https://www.westpaw.com/products/toppl-treat-toy), Kong (https://www.kongcompany.com/), Lickimat (https://lickimat.com/) – Targets/mats: You can use a towel, a bathmat, a dog bed, anything!  – Muzzles: a useful tool to have, but needs careful sizing and training before you need it. Check out the Muzzle Up! Project (https://muzzleupproject.com/) For transcripts, visit www.podtotherescue.com Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/podtotherescue/ and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PodToTheRescue! Credits: Libby Felts and Emily Wolf (Hosts and Creators). Original music by Mike Pesci. Production and editing by Alex Ammons of For the Love Media. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sdr7/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sdr7/support

John is retired military and shares his experiences running obstacle course races (Spartan, Tough Mudder, and others) with his guide dog Thor from Guiding Eyes. He lives in Kentucky with many grandchildren, he has a dog boarding business with his wife, and he talks about breaking horses and being a mechanic.

Graduation at the KY School for the Blind; Discover Ruffwear Products - a program from the Guide Dog Users of Kentuckiana

On this episode of the podcast, Tayson answers your questions! Be sure to comment below or email us at liveultralightpodcast@gmail.com to hear your questions answered on the next Q&A! Great Outdoor Gear (Support the Podcast): https://bit.ly/3W0x6Rt *** List of Questions: - What happened to the first 65 episodes? (YouTube) - would you do an episode on food? - So I'm just curious if y'all know anyone that started doing ultras after they turned 50. I have never had the luxury to do a through hike but I have been backpacking for about 10 years now I started going UL in 2017 so I could pull 25-40 mile days while section hiking KY's Sheltowee Trace. I also have found that going UL / being a minimalist simplifies the experience making it more enjoyable to me. I don't UL to be able to boast I do it because I'm old and it allows me to cover more mileage and enjoy the experience more. - Wondering if you all use any kind of footprint under your tents, and if so, what do you use? - Would like to hear your thoughts on the difference between 40° or whatever temperature when the sun is out and shining on you and when it's overcast or dark at 40°? I've definitely noticed there is a difference, even though the temperature stays the same. - Are you looking at manufacturing in US if cost is already so high why not at this point…..??? - Any intentions of making a sleeping bag with the same technology? (as the Nova Jackets) - By the way when will you guys be bringing out the rain pants? - Which hoodie performs the best under this raincoat at around 30 to 40°. Dragon wool, tern, or the altitude hoodie? I couldn't imagine wearing the ventus hoodie under this raincoat it's so warm on its own. - What are your thoughts on using in conjunction with the ventus as a layering piece. Is it sized/fitted appropriately for that or would you recommend going up a size? (Vario) - What kind of soap do you launder this jacket in? (Vario) - Do you have the mvtr % of the two different membranes used? (Tushar Rain Jacket) - I'm curious how this would fit a woman (16/17ish torso) when using with the hip belt. I've tried other men's packs and as soon as I do up the hip belt (Since pack rides higher on back and not just hanging from shoulders) the top of the bag sits so high it's hitting the back of my head with every step almost. There's only 1 picture on website of a woman wearing it and she's not using the hip belt to show how high it sits. Can you add more pics of women wearing it in backpacking mode (wearing it with the hip belt fastened)? Or can you make this in a woman's version (shorter torsos)? (KotaUL) - The real question is: What does angry Dan Becker think? (KotaUL) - Which one would pair best with the ventus hoodie for a thru hike of the AT? (Nova Jackets) - Will you consider making a Dyneema version in the future? (Fortius Tent) - I should probably leave this on iTunes, sorry Joe, lol. My big thing/question is which size pack, 45 or 60 L? My newly wed wife and I will be going backpacking very soon and I thought, “Well, we both have big Agnes q-core deluxes, 2 big Agnes sidewinders, a Jetboil minimal Mimo, and 2 NovaUL, and a dog bed along with a Big Agnes Copper Spur UL 2 person because we have a 25 lb Welsh Pembroke corgi (Penny Lane) in tow. After that it would be a Katadyn, 1 each 1 L smart water bottles. 2 Helinox chair zeros, 2 OV pillows… Some extra undies and socks, and maybe the 2 altitude sun hoodies. Plus food… Some one on another channel said, “between the two of you the 45 should be fine”. Now I have the 45 Kota… and doing a test load out… it was full with… maybe(?) 4-5 inches to spare on the top of the inner area. I did not include the Copper Spur, or even separating the pieces of it, and shoot… strapping the Ruffwear dog sleeping bag to it at the time. Oh God… a bear canister or bag… shoot. Sooooo… if the roll top of the 60 goes far enough down to make it a smaller liter carry, and max weight for both the 45 and 60 is 35 lbs max (though I would think(?) the 60 could handle 5(?) lbs more) than maybe my best bet would be for her and I to each get the 60 liter. Plus future trips… longer hikes… more available storage, just in case. This video and other videos you all have published lately made me think hard about this [...] - Those trekking poles look awesome! Design question: what was the deciding factor to go with foam for handgrips instead of cork? - Thoughts about the Garmin Fenix 6 series of watches? I have heard good things, but they are very expensive. Do any of you upload topo maps to your watch for navigation? - Snowshoes? (talking about retail updates for OV) - Hey great podcast. As you hit on the Garmin inreach mini I was wondering if you were going to do a podcast on the new version the inreach mini2? As well gatorz or Oakley always a solid go to for whatever your needs are. #outdoorvitals #liveultralight #backpackinggear #backpacking #ultralightbackpacking

Ali gets asked what the difference is between the ruffwear front range and the perfect fit harness, both harnesses that Ali loves! Further reading:Best Dog Harnesses  Support the showAli Smith is the founder of rebarkable.com This episode comes from an instagram live, head to @re.barkable or submit your question to woof@rebarkable.com

145 - For many of us, seeing our photography on a dog-food bag or in a Ruffwear catalog would be a dream come true. If the enormous ego boost wasn't satisfying enough, how 'bout that high-dollar payday?! Not so fast, compadre. This week, J. Nichole Smith and I deliver some real talk on the world of commercial animal photography—and why it might not be for you. Or maybe it is! Find out what qualities make for a successful commercial photographer, and if it's something you want to, ahem, shoot for.  What To Listen For:How to know if you're ready for commercial workWhat the data says about the most successful pet-related imagesThe best type of small business to start working withHow to handle the financial exposure of large commercial shootsWhen you need to enlist a contract lawyer (and when to skip it) Resources From This Episode:FREE Hair of the Dog commercial photography trainingEpisode 65: The Power of Color and Why, with J. Nichole SmithHair of the Dog AcademyFree Hair of the Dog CommunityHair of the Dog ElevateVote in our Commercial Pet Photography Academy Breakthrough Contest and you'll have a chance to win amazing prizes! Vote here!Want to learn more about commercial pet photography? Listen to our private podcast!JOIN THE PARTY: Join our free pet photography community More pet photography resources here Connect on Insta Ready to get serious about your pet photography? Join us inside Hair of the Dog Academy! Check out my gear and my favorite books. Grab my book! Pet and Horse Photography for Everybody

We were all in person together right before this episode but you'd never know because we live in the moment and didn't stop to take any pictures because when we get together we run around on the couches yelling "it's Turbo Time!™ And when that happens there's no telling what's coming next so who has time to take pictures with that going on? Nobody that's who. Other talking points: The legal limit of (tantric) swords Pandemic hobbies Live, Laugh, Love, Narc Chris's dad runs down a bike thief Cops doing tazer tricks This pool is under construction Addison's Little Nicky impression leaves his life in shambles The Third Wave Earning $21,000 for 3D Printing guns Reminiscing about the Anarchist Cookbook History of Smoky the (gay?) Bear Tree Cum (we're also sorry about this) Our seasonal check in with Big Dogs Spongedog: Welcome to Barkini Bottom We invent a new rugged Dog based clothing line: Carbarx™™™™™ You can submit your thought experiments and questions by: Tweeting at us: @part_time_pod Email: pt.podcasters@gmail.com Voicemail: Anchor voice message (we'd feature it on the show with your permission) Web: ptpod.fun Twitch: Streaming on Saturdays @ 8:30pm PST YouTube It would also really help us out if you could take the time to review the show on Apple Podcasts if you're enjoying it. Thanks for listening and please follow us on Instagram for art based on things we've talked about on the show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/part-time-pod/message

145 - For many of us, seeing our photography on a dog-food bag or in a Ruffwear catalog would be a dream come true. If the enormous ego boost wasn't satisfying enough, how 'bout that high-dollar payday?! Not so fast, compadre. This week, J. Nichole Smith and I deliver some real talk on the world of commercial animal photography—and why it might not be for you. Or maybe it is! Find out what qualities make for a successful commercial photographer, and if it's something you want to, ahem, shoot for.  What To Listen For:How to know if you're ready for commercial workWhat the data says about the most successful pet-related imagesThe best type of small business to start working withHow to handle the financial exposure of large commercial shootsWhen you need to enlist a contract lawyer (and when to skip it) Think commercial work is in your future? Eager to learn more? Join me and Nichole for an upcoming free training on June 8—we're spilling the secrets other photographers in the biz don't want to share!  Resources From This Episode:FREE Hair of the Dog commercial photography trainingEpisode 65: The Power of Color and Why, with J. Nichole SmithHair of the Dog AcademyFree Hair of the Dog CommunityHair of the Dog ElevateJoin our FREE Hair of the Dog commercial photography training! Available only for a limited time! Join our free FREE Hair of the Dog community!

Social media is constantly changing, new algorithms, new platforms, and new trends are a daily occurrence. As a brand, how do you decide what platforms to be present on? How does your brand communicate on each platform? These are a couple of questions that Kami York - Feirn answers in this episode. As the Social Media Coordinator at Ruffwear, she is faced with these types of challenges daily. In addition to this topic, we discuss TikTok for brands, emerging platforms, sales on social media, and the Metaverse. Follow Ruffwear and Kami on Instagram. Produced by Port Side Productions and Cole Heilborn.

Annie catalogs the 10 dog training products that have been most useful to her and her family in the 5 months since they adopted Poppy. Find most of these items in our shop: bit.ly/tenproducts Share your fave products! schoolforthedogs.com/community 1. The Revol Dog Crate by Diggs Purchase from Diggs: schoolforthedogs.com/diggs Purchase from StoreForTheDogs: bit.ly/revolcrate 2. The Squishy Face Flirt Pole bit.ly/flirtpoles Make your own: bit.ly/diyflirt 3. Work To Eat Toys (take our Work To Eat toy quiz at schoolforthedogs.com/wte) bit.ly/wtetoys Previous episodes on Work To Eat Toys: Ep. 72: bit.ly/snufflematepisode Ep. 20: bit.ly/slowfoodbowlepisode 4. Grass Patch Doggie Lawn schoolforthedogs.com/lawn (Get $5 off 1st order with code Affiliate5) 5. Bully Grip Bully Stick Holder bit.ly/bullygrips Bully Sticks bit.ly/bullystix Previous episode on the Bully Grip: bit.ly/bullygrip Previous episode on Bully Sticks Ep. 79: bit.ly/bullystickepisode 6. Liquid Treat Dispenser schoolforthedogs.com/ltd Previous episode on liquid treats bit.ly/liquidtreats 7. Klimb storeforthedogs.com/products/klimb 8. Treat Pouch SFTD's Treat Pouch bit.ly/2SGgGS0 Also mentioned: Silicone pouch bit.ly/3c1E1EV Home Trail Hip Pack by Ruffwear bit.ly/hometrailhippack Previous episode on the Home Trail Hip Pack Ep. 100: bit.ly/34tRroI 9. Hands-Free Leashes Found My Animal Double-Ended Leash bit.ly/foundmy Also mentioned: Squishy Face Belt bit.ly/leashbelt 10. Treat n' Train bit.ly/treattrain Also mentioned: Pet Tutor smartanimaltraining.com (Some of these links are affiliate links)

“Hello, dog here. Yip, this is the right number for the monthly Slogan Challenge that defies the norm and acts as a creative playground for Allie and Lyndsay at the same time as it serves as wild entertainment for the masses. This edition really showcases the team’s agility training when it comes to creativity. You’re gonna howl for sure. Okay, sit and stay right here and I’ll go fetch it for you.”If the ruff dog puns didn’t give it away, for this month’s Slogan Challenge we took on a dog performance gear company: Ruffwear. Allie and Lyndsay are lifelong dog lovers and owners of rescue pups so it was time to put that knowledge to the test...in the form of a 20-minute challenge to come up with branded slogans. Cesar Millan, WHO?Special shout out to Puffin and Mokey for having to keep getting their hopes up for 20 mins straight as their moms repeated their favorite words, “walk,” “park,” “treat,” over and over.A quick reminder of the Slogan Challenge rules:1. 20 minutes on the clock2. Fully improvised (no prep work)3. No bad ideas Watch us unleash our imaginations over on the Ruffwear spec work page, where you’ll find: —All 28 slogans we came up with —Our favorite slogans that we mocked up into graphics—A fun video of the brainstorm in action

Meet Liz Zarro, a young designer at Oregon-based dog gear company, Ruffwear, which specializes in making products that help dogs and humans have outdoor adventures together. Liz and Annie discuss how Ruffwear's innovative products are developed, the thinking that goes into designing gear meant to please both dogs and humans, and how the products we use can affect how dogs are trained. You'll learn about the though process behind everything from treat pouches to dog seatbelts and more. This episode contains an Easter egg: a 25% discount on all Ruffwear products from now through 11:59PM ET on Monday 11/30. Find all the Ruffwear products mentioned in this episode, and more, at StoreForTheDogs.com! Follow Liz Zarro on Instagram: @liz_zarro Take Annie's Master Class and get a free e-book on the three keys to dog training success! http://anniegrossman.com/masterclass

Die zweite Folge in der ich mit Hundeexpertin Lisa übers Laufen mit Hund spreche. Lisa hat Tierwissenschaften studiert und lebt selbst mit zwei Hunden zusammen. Heute reden wir vor allem über die Ausrüstung für dich und deinen Hund und auch darüber, was es bei Hundebegegnungen unterwegs zu beachten gibt. Ausserdem: Herdenschutzhunde, Warm-Up für den Hund und die geeigneten Wetterbedingungen für eure gemeinsamen Läufe. Passende Folgen In Folge 22 habe ich mich schon einmal mit Lisa unterhalten. Da ging es vor allem um die physiologischen Vorraussetzungen, die dein Hund fürs gemeinsame Training mitbringen sollte und woran du erkennst, ob er oder sie Freude am Laufen hat. Weiterführende Links Lisa – und ihre Hunde – findest du bei Instagram: @napanga.tres Herdenschutz Schweiz – allgemeine Infos zum Herdenschutzhund und interaktive Karte Ausrüstung für dich und deinen Hund – Links mit * sind Affiliate Links Bei huskypower.ch findest du das kleinste Laufgeschirr, was ich auftreiben konnte und mit dem Ioma sehr gut läuft. Es ist das Safety Brustgeschirr, verfügbar in den drei kleinsten Grössen Mini II, Mini I und XS. Finn läuft mit einem X-Back-Zuggeschirr, kombiniert mit dem Ruffwear Trailbelt* und einer Bikejöringleine. Die bekommst du zum Beispiel, genau wie so ein Geschirr, auch bei huskypower.ch. Ioma läuft an der Ruffwear Roamer Leine* – ich für sie die lange Variante in Gebrauch. Einen faltbaren Trinknapf von Ruffwear* habe ich ebenfalls im Einsatz. Läufts du auch mit deinem Hund? Erzähl doch mal! Du kannst mir jederzeit eine Mail schicken an podcast.luckytrails@gmail.com. Hier kannst du auch all deine Fragen loswerden.   Musik: Upbeat Happy Country von Monkey Style via AudioJungle

Auf diese Folge habe ich mich schon seit der ersten Minute gefreut – ich spreche mit Tierwissenschaftlerin Lisa darüber, worauf du achten solltest, wenn du mit deinem Hund laufen gehst. Lisa ist selbst Trailrunnerin und betreibt mit ihren Hunden Paul und Teak erfolgreich Agility. In dieser Folge sprechen wir darüber, welche körperlichen Vorraussetzungen dein Hund mitbringen sollte, wenn er dich auf die Trails begleitet. Wir reden über die Ausrüstung für dich und deinen Vierbeiner und erklären an Hand persönlicher Beispiele, wie wir erkennen, ob unsere Hunde Lust haben laufen zu gehen oder ob sie einen Ruhetag brauchen. Ausserdem: Begegnungen mit Kühen, Stresssignale beim Hund etc. Weiterführende Links Lisa – und ihre Hunde – findest du bei Instagram: @napanga.tres Ausrüstung für dich und deinen Hund – Links mit * sind Affiliate Links Bei huskypower.ch findest du das kleinste Laufgeschirr, was ich auftreiben konnte und mit dem Ioma sehr gut läuft. Es ist das Safety Brustgeschirr, verfügbar in den drei kleinsten Grössen Mini II, Mini I und XS. Finn läuft mit einem X-Back-Zuggeschirr, kombiniert mit dem Ruffwear Trailbelt* und einer Bikejöringleine. Die bekommst du zum Beispiel, genau wie so ein Geschirr, auch bei huskypower.ch. Ioma läuft an der Ruffwear Roamer Leine* – ich für sie die lange Variante in Gebrauch. Einen faltbaren Trinknapf von Ruffwear* habe ich ebenfalls im Einsatz. Läufts du mit deinem Hund? Erzähl doch mal! Du kannst mir jederzeit eine Mail schicken an podcast.luckytrails@gmail.com. Hier kannst du auch all deine Fragen loswerden.   Musik: Upbeat Happy Country von Monkey Style via AudioJungle

We talk to Zak Evertsen, sales representative for Ruffwear, the best outdoor brand for your favorite 4-legged adventure partner.   Like GEAR:30 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GEAR30/ Follow GEAR:30 on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gear_30/?hl=en For the best deals on amazing outdoor gear, check out our deals of the week at https://www.gearthirty.com Check out gear reviews and watch other great videos from GEAR:30 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8bAS978OE4 . Don't forget to subscribe.

Este domingo os traemos una entrevista con Lorena, educadora canina. En su Instagram, Lorena os trae multitud de consejos sobre cómo podemos mejorar la educación y convivencia de nuestros canes y humanos en casa. En la entrevista, tratamos temas básicos como consejos sobre el paseo, ejercicios anti-estrés e ideas para conseguir una mejor convivencia entre especies. Además, Lorena nos trae un proyecto maravilloso en el que actualmente está trabajando y puedes formar parte si estas interesado/a. En el podcast te contamos cómo. También nombramos el evento que se realizará el 26 de Enero de 2020. Será un seminario solidario 100% benéfico a favor de Salvando Peludos, donde se tratarán temas relacionados con la mejora de la convivencia entre perros y personas. Tendrá lugar el día 26/01/2020 en CPA Arroyomolinos, en Calle Benicarló s/n (Arroyomolinos). Podréis conocer en persona no sólo a la entrevistada en este podcast, sino también a dos grandes profesionales de la educación en positivo: Santi Jaime Vidal y Eli Hinojosa. Precio: 50€ Inscripciones: info@salvandopeludos.org Si quieres mejorar tu relación con tu peludo y aprender de grandes profesionales no dudes en acudir a este evento. Lorena nos hace reflexionar sobre cómo tratamos realmente a nuestros perros y si realmente comprendemos a esta especie tan maravillosa. Además, nos aporta multitud de consejos y nombramos los siguientes productos: 1) Para poder realizar en casa ejercicios anti-estrés con nuestros perros: - Lickimat: https://amzn.to/38lujZG - Alfombra olfativa: https://amzn.to/2R7w2Mi 2) Para realizar un paseo correcto con nuestro perro: - Correa de tres metros: https://amzn.to/362eq8J - Correa de diez metros (ideal para cachorros): https://amzn.to/2sGyVKI - Arnés Ruffwear anti-tiro(con enganche en el pecho): https://amzn.to/2R7vUMX - Otros arneses Ruffwear anti-tiro: https://www.familydog.es/categoria-producto/paseo-educacion-adiestramiento/arneses/ Si te gusta este podcast, puedes dejarnos un "Me gusta", compartirlo en tus redes y/o suscribirte para que podamos seguir realizando nuestra labor de divulgación científica. ¡Gracias por estar ahí!

When you follow what you love, everything will fall into place. This week we speak with Allison Miles, Community & Content Manager at Ruffwear! Allison shares her transition from the law profession to the outdoor industry, the unique aspects of representing four-legged customers, and how Halloween at Ruffwear is the best day of the year. Allison also gives some advice for receiving creative feedback and how she blends her personality into her work.  Follow Allison: @allimmmiles @ruffwear   Follow us on Instagram: @wheeliecreative View past episodes, transcripts, and more info about the show: wheeliecreative.com/podcast Don't forget to subscribe and if you haven't already, please leave us a review to let us know what you think about the show!

Thomas Horsch joins us today to discuss his role at Ruffwear, how he got there, how he became a kayak angler and some cool stories of the innovation that Ruffwear has going on. I also go over the top 5 places of every tournament that... The post KA Podcast Episode 09: Thomas Horsch from Ruffwear and Tournament Rundown appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Show Description On this episode of the PawdCast , Aleeha, Sarah, Lauren, Meaghan and T.J. discuss bringing a new dog home. News Stories Guiding Eyes CEO runs half marathon with guide dogs Ruffwear releases a new kind of guide dog harness Providing Feedback We love hearing from you, so feel free to send an email to feedback@iaccessibility.net. You can follow us on Facebook, and Twitter. You can also find us on Reddit, and all around the web. Also, don't forget to check out our YouTube page, and for all things iACast, check out our iACast page. If you'd like to help support us, you can do so via our Paypal and Patreon pages.

Show Description On this episode of the PawdCast , Aleeha, Sarah, Lauren, Meaghan and T.J. discuss bringing a new dog home. News Stories Guiding Eyes CEO runs half marathon with guide dogs Ruffwear releases a new kind of guide dog harness Providing Feedback We love hearing from you, so feel free to send an email… Continue Reading #PawdCast 11 – Bringing home a new dog

Show Description On this episode of the PawdCast , Aleeha, Sarah, Lauren, Meaghan and T.J. discuss bringing a new dog home. News Stories Guiding Eyes CEO runs half marathon with guide dogs Ruffwear releases a new kind of guide dog harness Providing Feedback We love hearing from you, so feel free to send an email to feedback@iaccessibility.net. You can follow us on Facebook, and Twitter. You can also find us on Reddit, and all around the web. Also, don't forget to check out our YouTube page, and for all things iACast, check out our iACast page. If you'd like to help support us, you can do so via our Paypal and Patreon pages.

For more than two decades, Ruffwear has been reinventing gear for dogs. The brand makes booties, jackets, collars, toys, and pretty much anything else you could want for your pup. But how do you design something when the end user can’t give you feedback other than incessant tail wagging? And don’t dogs get just as much enjoyment out of an old stick as the latest and greatest chew toy? In this second installment of our series exploring how gear gets made, producer Alex Ward reports on the unique process of crafting products for our best friends.

On this episode of the PawdCast, Aleeha, Meaghan, and Jenine Stanley discuss many different topics. First up, we wrap up everyone's convention experience by talking about the guide dog harness in development from Ruffwear. Next up, speaking of convention, is an interview done by Aleeha with the University of North Georgia regarding an exciting new study revolving around posture and guide dogs. After the interview, we discuss a decision made by Publix to post signage relating to service animals in grocery carts. Finally, our guest Jenine Stanley discusses service animals other than guide dogs, as well as two proposed certification systems that could be detrimental to service animal users' rights. Thanks for listening, and be sure to follow us on Twitter at pawdcast_show, and email any feedback to pawdcast@iaccessibility.net.

On this episode of the PawdCast, Aleeha, Meaghan, and Jenine Stanley discuss many different topics. First up, we wrap up everyone's convention experience by talking about the guide dog harness in development from Ruffwear. Next up, speaking of convention, is an interview done by Aleeha with the University of North Georgia regarding an exciting new study revolving around posture and guide dogs. After the interview, we discuss a decision made by Publix to post signage relating to service animals in grocery carts. Finally, our guest Jenine Stanley discusses service animals other than guide dogs, as well as two proposed certification systems that could be detrimental to service animal users' rights. Thanks for listening, and be sure to follow us on Twitter at pawdcast_show, and email any feedback to pawdcast@iaccessibility.net.

Listeners are picking up ADVANCE screening passes to MARLEY AND ME. The best-selling book comes to life Christmas Day with Owen Wilson and Jennifer Anniston. Animal Radio® is giving away passes to see 20th Century Fox's MARLEY AND ME before it comes out in theaters...and as Animal Radio's VIP guest - you go to the front of the line! The giving continues with goodies from Ruffwear - high-end traveling pet-bowls and other accessories. Legendary actress and animal advocate Betty White (Golden Girls - Boston Legal) is drinking eggnog around the Animal Radio® fireplace. She says she isn't speciest - and "loves anything with four-legs on it." Dr. Debbie takes on Jersey Joe! He feeds his dog only human food. What will Fido do now that he can't get his Taco Bell? More at AnimalRadio.com. We're streaming Live 24/7 at https://animalradio.com