Saturday, February 11, 2012

Facebook Friday, Dog Television Show Fan Pages, Sept. 11, 2009

September 11, 2009 by  
Filed under Facebook Friday, News

Every Friday we take a look at some of the favorite pages of DogTipper.com’s Facebook fan page. This week we fetch fan pages related to dog television programs!

Animal Cops

Go behind the scenes of Animal Planet’s Animal Cops show on this fan page which follows the animal cops of Detroit, Houston, Philadelphia, and Phoenix as they work to stop animal abuse.

Dog Whisperer

National Geographic Channel’s Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan has a very active fan page with daily information including news of casting calls and special appearances, tips, information on show episodes and more.

Groomer Has It

This official Facebook page for Groomer Has It, the Animal Planet reality show featuring dog groomers, is primarily focused on US viewers. You’ll find a tab on Artist Knox, winner of the first season, information on season two’s groomers, information on the show’s host and judges, and lots of photos.

It’s Me or the Dog

Animal Planet’s “It’s Me or the Dog” is showcased on this Facebook page primarily focused on the US network. The fan page includes a video tab with plenty of examples of star Victoria Stilwell at work helping dog families.

Rescue Ink Unleashed

Friday, Sept. 25, 2009 will mark the debut of the new “Rescue Ink Unleashed” series on the National Geographic Channel but these tattooed animal saviors already have a very active fan page. Look for YouTube previews of the upcoming show here as well.

Underdog To Wonderdog

This Animal Planet show featuring Andrea Arden and other dog pros is spotlighted on this Facebook fan page which includes photos of the team. Work is underway on season two now so look for this fan page to spring into action soon!

You might also like these posts:

Shorty Rossi To Attend Pinups for Pitbulls Art Auction
Facebook Friday (& a Linky), June 4, 2011
Mandy Moore Takes PetArmor Pledge
 
  • Blair Sorrel

    WHY URBAN METAL ISN'T PRECIOUS -Blair Sorrel, Founder, http://www.StreetZaps. com

    Of course, you want a worry-free walk year-round, so adopt this simple strategy:

    EYEBALL THE BLOCK, AVOID A SHOCK.

    Take just a few seconds to survey the immediate surroundings and make your trajectory toward a non-conductive surface, ie., plastic, wood, cardboard, rather than risking any metal or electrical fixture. The lowly, free-standing garbage bag, is you and your dog's best friend, most of the time, unless it's snowed and salted. Consider the safer, hardware-free RopeNGo leash and harness to help shield against a possible zapping and for greater peace of mind.

    CONTACT VOLTAGE IS, INDEED, A BITCH.

    Your pooch's sex is irrelevant. True, the most gruesome scenario is that of a male dog electrocuted by its ricocheting urine, but contact voltage is just that, mere interaction with an energized surface. Our poster girl pooch sidled a fire hydrant and limped for five days. Intuit your dog's cues, if resistant to an area, choose an alternative route. Elude potentially live work areas or carry your canine, if necessary. Opt for indoor products such as The Pet Loo, Hammacher Schlemmer's Indoor Restroom, or Wee-Wee Pads, if external conditions are ominous. Dog booties can leak and make your pooch even more vulnerable.

    ARE YOU PLAYING RUSSIAN ROULETTE WITH YOUR DOG?

    Any of these fixtures might be dangerous, so again, choose non-conductive where and when possible. (link to home page fixtures listed below and/or the visuals page):

    View All Images on StreetZaps' Home Page and Safety Section

    – Street & Traffic Lights can leak if damaged internally, even if the compartment is fully closed and the light is not illuminated

    – While wooden blocks anchor Scaffolding or Sidewalk Sheds, be aware that sloppy wiring by a contractor and/or the use of lighting equipment which is NOT WATER-PROOFED or even suitable for outdoor usage, may still shock a passerby.

    – ATM Vestibules

    – Decorative Lighting

    – Dog Booties may increase
    the risk of a shock

    – Electrical Boxes

    – Fire Hydrants

    – Fire Police Call Boxes

    – Manhole Covers

    – Muni Meters

    – Phone Booths

    – Service Boxes

    – Street Light Boxes

    – Traffic Boxes

    – Work Areas

    After all, why chance it when there's a choice?

    BETWEEN YOU, ME, AND THE LAMPPOST.

    Tampered equipment can become pernicious so please map damaged fixtures and known hot spots to admonish other pedestrians and alert the utility and transportation department.

    (Utilize StreetZaps' Report Form, thank you).

Share Your Facebook Comments