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Jan 2016
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Be Humane - Episode 62 Chicken Soup for ...

Dr. Robin Ganzert
About this episode
Robin is pleased to feature several contributors from this heartwarming new Chicken Soup for the Soul book about how very good and very bad our amazing dogs can be. Up first is Amy Newmark, the editor-in-chief and publisher of the Chicken Soup for the Soul books, who discusses her proud "granddogs." She is followed by authors Kathryn Hackett Bales and Pat Whaler, who both contributed delightful stories to this new book.

Questions or Comments? Email Robin at behumane@petliferadio.com

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