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Episode 100
It's the 100th DogCast Radio show and it's also the Christmas show so sit back, relax and enjoy!
- Sheryl Matthys
Sheryl Matthys is the dog expert. She is an author, speaker, media personality, and founder of leashes and lovers. She’s a certified dog trainer, a psychology graduate, and has a masters in radio and television so she’s very well qualified for what she does!
She is interested in the way we interact with our dogs, and the way our four legged best friends impact on our relationships and the choices we make. She also spends some of her time talking to celebrities about their dogs - you can see some of her celebrity interviews at her website, and find out more about her. If you have leashes and love in your life - or if you'd like it! - listen to Sheryl's advice.
- Catherine Mathieson
Although Labradoodles are a relatively new "breed" some of them are already finding themselves in rescue. When Catherine Mathieson realised that the dogs she loved were in need of new loving homes, she organised a group of fellow Labradoodle fans and founded Labradoodle Trust.
The Trust works hard, and with the help of a nationwide network of volunteers they collect, foster and deliver Labradoodles from those who can no longer look after their Labradoodle to their new homes. These can be large, enthusiastic dogs that do shed hair, and these are some of the reasons they find themselves in rescue.
In this show we hear from Labradoodle Trust founder Catherine Mathieson and fosterer Catherine Crowther.
There's a special Christmas story - A Tale of Two Christmases - which tells of the consequences of a door being open when it should have been shut. And there's a festive edition of the DogCast Radio News from Kate and Nick - who has been awarded the "Bah Humbug" award? Listen and find out.
We'll be back in 2010 with more news and interviews from around the world, as well as anything and everything dog related. Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year to all our listeners, human and canine.