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Animal Radio® is America's "most-listened-to" animal programming; created to educate, reduce surrenders and to help animals live long, healthy and happier lives. Animal Radio® airs on 100+ AM-FM stations across the nation and XM Satellite Radio.
Animal Radio Kicks Off The "Who's Your Daddy" Doggy DNA Contest
Animal Radio®
1 hour 20 minutes
3 months ago
Animal Radio Kicks Off The "Who's Your Daddy" Doggy DNA Contest
Who’s Your Daddy? Have you ever wondered what kind of breed your dog is? We wondered what breed “Pixel”, the Animal Radio Studio Stunt Dog, is. Vet Geneticist Dr. Jenna Dockweiller explains how Doggy DNA tests work, and why some litters have multiple dads. And with her help, we’re doing an Embark DNA Breed and Health Test to learn more about Pixel’s heritage and health flags. Animal Radio is giving away a free Embark DNA Breed Test. Just email yourvoice@animalradio.com and tell us why you should win the free test, valued at $139. Also, tune in for mystery author David Rosenfelt’s hilarious account of a cross-country move from California to Maine with twenty-five dogs. It turned out to be a bigger ordeal than he anticipated, despite the 3 RVs, the extra kibble, volunteers (including a few readers), and camping equipment. Also, Mark “Coonrippy” Brown’s YouTube videos have gone viral. He gained fame for a video that featured him and his pet raccoon, “Gunshow,” dancing to Aretha Franklin. But the increased scrutiny on his lifestyle caused the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency to step in and confiscate his newest pet ‘coon, Rebekah. Also, the owners of an actual cat burglar are trying to bring an end to their feline companion’s “life of petty crime.” Richard Windsor and his wife Sophie say their two-year-old tabby Norris has been building quite the collection of stolen goods from their neighbors’ homes. Norris supposedly started small by nabbing the occasional dishcloth, but now he’s begun swiping bras. Also, an act of Kangaroo censorship has left some people hopping mad. The Mirror says Tourism Australia posted a photo of a Kangaroo named Big Baz on their Facebook page. But since Big Baz was sprawled out on his back in the pic, they chose to keep it PG by pixelating the animal’s private parts. The folks at Tourism Australia explained that they were only having a bit of fun, but not everyone thought it was very funny.
Animal Radio®
Animal Radio® is America's "most-listened-to" animal programming; created to educate, reduce surrenders and to help animals live long, healthy and happier lives. Animal Radio® airs on 100+ AM-FM stations across the nation and XM Satellite Radio.
