Beth and Sarah talk about their experiences with dogs (and wolf-dogs), from having a dog family member to working for a small business that specialized in hand-made dog beds for Great Danes! We love dogs!
Sarah's debut as a motion graphics designer!
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Sit Still and Listen is produced at the Casa Cornell Studio in Surprise, Arizona by Beth Cornell using Blue Snowball mics and Adobe Premiere for production sound and post-production editing. Sarah Cornell does not produce or edit the podcasts. Beth is "learning" and hopefully you will see improvement over time :-)
Music credit:"Shaving Mirror" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Photo Credit: Lucky: Oil painting by Beth Cornell 8/2011
Affiliate links:
Maricopa County Animal Care and Control - https://www.maricopa.gov/5268/Animal-Care-and-Control/
Arizona Humane Society - https://www.azhumane.org/
iFetch Frenzy - https://amzn.to/2PAWw7E
- BRAIN GAME: The iFetch Frenzy is not a launcher; it’s a game. Your pup drops the ball into the top and scrambles to find it as it randomly rolls (6-12 feet) out of 1 of 3 chutes at the base.
- MINI TENNIS BALLS: Comes with 3 non-abrasive miniature tennis balls (1.6” diameter) and a hidden ball storage compartment on the bottom.
- NO DIETING NECESSARY: The Frenzy is the only brain game that does not use a treat as a reward – the ball is the reward!
- CLEVER DESIGN: Durable, high quality design and construction – no batteries needed. Note-these are not full sized tennis balls
- MENTAL STIMULATION: “Use it or lose it” applies to dogs too. Keep their minds fresh with the portable, fast-paced Frenzy. Great for clever pets, and older pets needing exercise.
- CUSTOMER CARE: Created, owned, and still operated by the Hamill family in Austin, Texas. Call or email us directly with any questions or issues. We specialize in happy human and canine customers.
- WORRY-FREE WARRANTY: Our iFetch products are backed by a one-year warranty. Call or email us directly. We know your dog’s tail will wag. We want yours to wag too.
JOYELF Orthopedic Dog Bed Memory Foam Pet Bed with Removable Washable Cover
- HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS: ①Solid Memory Foam base for perfectly to your pet's body for maximum comfort;②Memory Foam using flame retardant material;③The Bottom Material of the dog bed comes with built-in nonslip rubber backing④Inner cover perfect for senior dog with occasional accident;⑤The fabric offers unmatched warmth and comfort;⑥The bolster is big and fluffy which is relax breathable and good resilience.
- BETTER DESIGN:①The base high-density memory foam can provide the ultimate sleep experience with superior overall comfort and to last;②The bottom is lined with to avoid the bed from ever sliding around;③Soft & Full comfy cotton-padded Bolsters (couch arms) surround a whole circle can protect your pet's neck.④The hidden zipper of this orthopedic dog bed makes the product look better;⑤Internal liner to protect memory foam from liquids.
- EASY To MAINTAIN:①Removable cover is machine washable,simply remove the cover, zip closed ②Easy to find & Remove hair;③Do not immers
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