Janet Roper, Host of Talk2theAnimalsRadio, Interviews Fred Haney Host of Radio Show 'My Doggie Says'

July 24, 2011 - PRLog -- SHOREWOOD, MN  -  Host Janet Roper, of Talk2theAnimalsRadio, a BlogTalkRadio show about animals and animal communication, interviews Fred Haney, host of the 'My Doggie Says...' show heard on KFNX 1100 in Phoenix, Arizona. The interview airs Tuesday, July 26, 8PM CST at www.Talk2theAnimalsRadio.com

Roper and Haney will be talking about his popular show as well as his book. The book, “My Doggie Says...” combines Fred’s love of photography, writing, and dogs into one package. After a wild-life photography expedition in Yellowstone National Park with his son Brad, Fred began to see patterns in his dog Jamie’s actions and body language. Realizing that Jamie was sending lots of messages, he tried to become a better listener, which, of course, made Jamie a better “talker”.

Haney believes that the joys of dog-bonding — being in a special relationship with your dog — transcend conventional obedience training and make the human/dog partnership extraordinarily special.

Also on the show, pet wellness expert, Shannon Benecke, founder of Dasher's Window to Wellness, will be discussing the benefits of using stainless steel bowls for your pet's water and food dishes.

Talk2theAnimalsRadio is hosted by animal advocate, animal communicator and founder of Talk2theAnimals, Janet Roper. Animal communication helps pet owners understand the world from their pet’s point of view. Roper believes animal communication is a natural way to connect with animals and is an innate ability we all have. Her show highlights those points through guests, conversations and her own experiences.

Talk2theAnimalsRadio airs weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8PM CST.  More information about the show will be found at www.Talk2theAnimalsRadio.com.

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Janet Roper
Talk2theAnimals
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Janet@Talk2theAnimals.com

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