Podcasts about teen dog

Join Niki Tudge and Judy Luther as they Chat and Chuckle with Barbara Hotel about all things Teen Dog! All dogs (and humans) have to go through the teenage phase to reach the stability of adulthood. Some dogs breeze through this stage with barely a glitch, but most of us will have a challenging time. It is normal to sometimes feel despondent or disappointed because we thought we did everything right when they were puppies and now nothing seems to be working. The challenges of the teenage phase are real and can put our relationship with our dog at risk. Barbara explains that It does not have to be like this! The book will help you to understand your teenage dog better and navigate these challenges, by covering: an understanding of the unique challenges you and your teenage dog face; why and how your relationship matters in the training process; the role of anthropomorphism and consideration of dog emotions and minds; the benefits of positive reinforcement; the importance of lifelong socialization; how to keep your and your dog's sanity despite some common setbacks; and promoting the value of calmness. You can - and should - enjoy your teenage dog despite the difficult behaviours they show. The reward is a happy and well-adjusted friend for life! Learn more here

Pat and Mags anxiously welcome Uncle Burt to the podcast this week and talk turns to sharing time with raccoons, the Long Island Chiquita, Teen Dog 2: March Madness, but mostly The Good Wife. TW: JAG Aunt Pat - Colleen Doyle Auntie Mags - Dana Quercioli Uncle Burt - Brendan Dowling Artwork - Jordan Stafford Mauntras - Carol Doyle Editor - Colleen Doyle Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-babymakers/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-babymakers/support

We kick off our debut episode with each of our favorite comics, Teen Dog by Jake Lawrence and I Kill Giants by Joe Kelly and Ken Niimura! We also chat for a bit about WandaVision because why the heck not? Music is: "at last, a piano" by Louie Zong from the album Sights. (louiezong.bandcamp.com/album/sights)

The Dog Show #385 – July 13, 2016 Junior show dog handler Mariana Gonzales shares her experience as a teen working to establish herself in the dog show world and Dr. Nels Rasmussen gives Julie's dogs a tune-up while he … Read More

Gwen and Andy are back in 2016 with three new graphic novels for young readers. The two people with PhDs first discuss Feathers, by Jorge Corona with Jen Hickman (Archaia/BOOM! Studios), a title about a strange boy with feathers named Poe who watches over the Maze, a large city consisting of the poor and disenfranchised, and whose children are actually called Mice. In the center of the city, enclosed within a great wall, live the wealthy and cultured, including a young girl named Bianca, who longs for adventure and discovery within the Maze. But there's a mysterious evil presence at work in the Maze, something that neither Poe nor Bianca knows about. Corona himself has said, “If you think about it, Feathers is like Spider-Man in a Dickensian world.” Gwen and Andy both commented that Feathers is an engaging story with a European feel. Next, Gwen and Andy discuss The Only Child (Penguin Random House), the first graphic novel by Guojing, an illustrator who studied fine art at the Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts in China. Gwen set up the story by reading from Guojing's author's note that explains the inspiration for her text: “The story in this book is fantasy, but reflects the very real feelings of isolation and loneliness I experienced growing up in the 1980s under the one-child policy in China.” Guojing goes on to say that though she often stayed with her grandmother when her parents had to work late, she was also often alone, as were almost all of the children she knew. Guojing recounts an experience she had that inspired some of the action of The Only Child. She writes, Once, when I was six years old, my father put me on a bus to grandmother's house before he left for work. I fell asleep, and when I woke, the bus was almost empty. I panicked and ran off. There was no one to help me, so I started walking. I cried as I walked, following the electric lines of the bus. Luckily, I found my way back to a road that looked familiar and eventually reached my grandmother's house three hours later. As I've grown, I've realized that it is easy to become lost, but if I look hard enough, there is always a path -- like the electric bus lines -- guiding the way back home. The Only Child is a silent, or wordless, comic, drawn in hues of gray, black, and white, with panels that are foregrounded against a light brown background. Both Gwen and Andy note that the text is reminiscent of Shaun Tan's extremely popular and influential comic, The Arrival. However, whereas Tan's text was primarily focalized through an immigrant adult and the other adult immigrants whom he meets, The Only Child focuses on a young child, a girl who appears to be five or six years old. The opening pages demonstrate that while the girl has many toys and an active imagination, she quickly tires of doing things on her own. Gwen explains how The Only Child includes a classic plot structure in children's literature: the home-away-home pattern, in which a young child feels discontented, leaves home in order to pursue adventure, but quickly realizes that she is homesick and attempts to get back. The film version of The Wizard of Oz is one such text that our listeners may know well, but many others will undoubtedly come to mind. This plot structure is meant to instruct children that they need to create a balance between independence and dependence, something that Guojing emphasizes in her text. Andy and Gwen cannot say enough about the beauty, artistry, and depth of Guojing's debut graphic novel The Only Child. This text is geared towards young readers, but would be a fine addition to anyone's comics collection. The final book discussed is a fun, carefree ride called Teen Dog by Australian creator Jake Lawrence (BOOM! Box). Teen Dog -- a book about a super-cool dog who loves life and pizza -- remind Gwen of several John Hughes films from the 1980s and for Andy brought to mind a kinder, gentler Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Both feel that Teen Dog is a great read for reluctant readers with its early short chapters and engaging, colorful illustrations. To end the show, Gwen and Andy discuss the exciting news that comics creator Gene Luen Yang has been awarded one of the highest honors in the literary world when he was named National Ambassador for Young People's Literature for 2016. This honor is given out annually by the Children's Book Council, the Every Child a Reader (ECAR) initiative, and the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress. Yang has chosen “Reading Without Walls” as the theme for this year, and in his acceptance speech, he asked young readers to read outside their comfort zones, noting Books can be ambassadors for you, too. Books can help you understand people from other cultures, religions, and ways of living. Books can help you understand topics that you find intimating. Find a book with someone on the cover who doesn't look like you or live like you. Find a book about a topic that you don't know much about. Find a book that's in a format you've never tried before: a graphic novel, a words-only novel, or a novel in verse. Read without walls and see what happens. Andy, Gwen, and everyone at The Comics Alternative extends their congratulations to Gene Luen Yang. To learn more about his comics, including American Born Chinese, The Shadow Hero, Boxers & Saints, Secret Coders (with Mike Holmes), and to read his acceptance speech in its entirety, visit his website.

He's a teen, and he's a dog! Everyone loves him. He's Teen Dog! For this month's episode of "Girls Like Comics, Dammit!" Katie Tregs and Jessica discuss the most radical comic of the year: Teen Dog! The panel explains why Teen Dog is the greatest, what's important about Teen Dog, and how you can start "Teen-Dogging" all your friends! The conversation quickly devolves into all of our favorite Teen Dog moments and dream Teen Dog cross-overs. What do you do to try to be more Teen Dog? #6TeenDogsAndaMovie

Issue #173: Princeless, Thor and Listener Questions Welcome back to another episode of Talking Comics. On this week's show, we get right to the point and talk comics because, well, we're a comic book podcast and that's what we do. The books we discuss can be found in detail below. In the second half of the show, we go through an abundance of listener questions that have piled up over the last little while. We answer as many of them as possible and have fun doing it. OH YES. We also go through the criteria that we'll be using to cover our Top 100 Characters of All-Time List. YEP, that's happening. It's a good show. Lightning Round X-Men #24, Teen Dog, Harley Quinn’s Valentine’s Day Special, Nightcrawler #7, Captain Marvel #12, Spider-Woman #4, The Flash, Arrow, Darth Vader #1 Book Of The Week Help Us! Great Warrior, Thor #5, Divinity #1 Shared Book of the Week Princeless: The Pirate Princess #1 Annnnnnnnnnd... we say it on the show, but just in case you missed it, the Talking Comics crew on Twitter are: Bobby: @ bobbyshortle Stephanie: @ hellocookie Steve: @ dead_anchoress And Bob's email is  bobreyer@talkingcomicbooks.com FYI: the crew have gone all superhero on the world, thanks to the wonderful  Hanie Mohd. Like them? Make sure to follow her and let us know what you think of our superhero pictures. The Comic Book Podcast is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com), a blog dedicated to covering the latest and greatest in comic book releases. The editorial staff is composed of Editor-in-Chief Bobby Shortle (Fanboy Remix, Doctor Whocast), Stephanie Cooke ( Misfortune Cookie) and Steve Seigh (JoBlo.com contributor) who weekly dissect the releases and give you, the consumer, a simple Roman yay or nay regarding them. Our Twitter handle is @ TalkingComics and you can email us at  info@talkingcomicbooks.com.

In #125, we cover the Disney/Sony Spider-Man movie deal, DC's June solicitations, Bravest Warriors #29, Teen Dog #6, Thor #5, Secret Six #2 and more! What made you broke this week? Tell us on Twitter: @ReasonsImBroke

In #122, we cover the latest Nintendo Direct, iZombie's debut trailer, OmniExpo, Conan/Red Sonja #1, Grayson #6, Teen Dog #5 and more! What made you broke this week? Tell us on Twitter: @ReasonsImBroke

Welcome back to the show!   This episode we're joined by Peter Rodriguez of GeekSushi.com to talk about THOMAS ALSOP #4, WILD'S END #1, TEEN DOG #1, HEXED #2, and SIRENS #1.   Enjoy!   Contact info: Web Site: www.boomaddiction.com Email Address: comicbookaddict@gmail.com   Twitter: www.twitter.com/boomaddiction Chris: www.twitter.com/chrispartin  Ed: www.twitter.com/TealProductions

In #104, we cover the Limited Edition 3DS XL's, Arkham Knight's release date, Teen Dog #1, Batgirl Futures End #1, Superman Unchained #8 and more! What made you broke this week? Tell us on Twitter: @ReasonsImBroke #ReasonsImBroke

Editor's Note: After the rough first mix on Acmecast #200, I took extra pains to make this the best sounding episode of our entire run! Jermaine and Stephen OD on Guardians of the Galaxy as they page through July's Previews magazine, wrap up their adventures at HeroesCon 2014, and look forward to a packed midway point of the year! Show Notes: Maris Wicks's She-Hulk piece for the HeroesCon Art Auction! Batman Day: Celebrating 75 Years of the Caped Crusader with Acme Comics & Geeksboro Coffeehouse Cinema on Wednesday, July 23rd from 10 AM - 10 PM! Stuff Said with Gregg Schigiel #16: Jay Faerber, writer of September's Copperhead #1 from Image Comics! God Hates Astronauts creator Ryan Browne's pass at the Acmebat! Battling Boy & father at HeroesCon 2014! Dark Horse Soliciations - Prometheus Fire & Stone #1, Aliens Fire & Stone #1, Star Wars Dark Times Gallery Edition HC and New York Four Dark Horse Edition TP. DC Solicitations - Multiversity Society of Super-Heroes #1, Teen Titans Earth One OGN, Gotham City Sirens Book One TP, Batman the Animated Series Robin figure, Batman Black & White by Dick Sprang statue, Superman Wonder Woman Holiday Kiss mini statue, DC Bombshells Holiday Harley Quinn statue and Batman Kelley Jones Gallery Edition HC. IDW Solicitations - G.I. Joe #1 and John Buscema Silver Surfer Artist Edition HC. Image Solicitations - Roche Limit #1, Copperhead #1 and God Hates Astronauts #1. Marvel Solicitations - Death of Wolverine #1-4, Edge of Spider-Verse #1, All-New X-Men #32, Deadpool & Cable Omnibus HC and Marvels Companion TP. Comics & Graphic Novel Solicitations - Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #1, Sirens #1, Wild's End #1, Teen Dog #1, Alice Cooper #1, DMC OGN, Battling Boy Rise of Aurora West OGN #1, Stumptown #1, Laika OGN, Incredible ChangeBots Two Point Something Something OGN and 75 Years of Marvel Comics HC. Comics at the Table! - the Wicked & the Divine #1, Superman #32, Adventures of Superman #14, Outcast #1, Original Sins #2, Flash Gordon #3 and Stray Bullets Killers #4!