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  • Bark First, Ask Questions Later

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    Though my pup Marty can’t actually ask the questions later, he is always in to take advantage of the opportunities set in front of him. Whether it be springing outside…

  • My “Once in a Lifetime” Dog

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    Anne Wilhelm, Villanova University

    Although I have always been a self-described “dog person,” mostof my childhood was spent canine-less.   My family had a golden retriever, Gracie, who died of cancer when I was…

  • My Checkered Flag Pups

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    Casey Saladino

    Hey fellow pup lovers! Long time no post, but we are back! My name is Casey Saladino, and I have recently accepted an internship with Vizion Group PR working as…

  • The Perfect Dog

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    Marina Del Conte

    One of the highly anticipated events during National Dog Show Month in Philadelphia is the theatrical adaptation The Perfect Dog. Thefamily-friendly show is based off of John O’Hurely’s children’s book…

  • My National Dog Show Charity Walk Experience

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    Marina Del Conte

    On Sunday, October 16th, I attended the first ofmany events during Philadelphia’s National Dog Show month, the annual National Dog Show Charity Walk. Having never attended anything like it before,…

  • My Interview With David Frei

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    Marina Del Conte

    One day, I was walking out of work only to see that I had a missed call from my boss at my new internship. After assuming that we would be…

  • The Day I Got My Puppy

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    Mike Madry

    A Day I Will Never Forget: The Day I Got My Puppy! I was studying at Temple. My parents were back at home in Scranton.  We communicated for several weeks…

  • FREE PUPPIES

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    Just kidding. But now I have your attention. I am ecstatic that myfirst blog post is about two of my biggest passions: dogs and communityservice.   I’ve lived on the…

  • When A Dog Grieves

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    Just like humans, dogs feel the pain of the loss of a loved one. When my father passed away last November, I wasn’t the only one dealing with grief. Our…

  • My “Once in a Lifetime” Dog

    BY

    Anne Wilhelm, Villanova University

    Although I have always been a self-described “dog person,” mostof my childhood was spent canine-less.   My family had a golden retriever, Gracie, who died of cancer when I was…

  • My Checkered Flag Pups

    BY

    Casey Saladino

    Hey fellow pup lovers! Long time no post, but we are back! My name is Casey Saladino, and I have recently accepted an internship with Vizion Group PR working as…

  • The Perfect Dog

    BY

    Marina Del Conte

    One of the highly anticipated events during National Dog Show Month in Philadelphia is the theatrical adaptation The Perfect Dog. Thefamily-friendly show is based off of John O’Hurely’s children’s book…

  • My National Dog Show Charity Walk Experience

    BY

    Marina Del Conte

    On Sunday, October 16th, I attended the first ofmany events during Philadelphia’s National Dog Show month, the annual National Dog Show Charity Walk. Having never attended anything like it before,…

  • My Interview With David Frei

    BY

    Marina Del Conte

    One day, I was walking out of work only to see that I had a missed call from my boss at my new internship. After assuming that we would be…

  • The Day I Got My Puppy

    BY

    Mike Madry

    A Day I Will Never Forget: The Day I Got My Puppy! I was studying at Temple. My parents were back at home in Scranton.  We communicated for several weeks…

  • FREE PUPPIES

    BY

    Just kidding. But now I have your attention. I am ecstatic that myfirst blog post is about two of my biggest passions: dogs and communityservice.   I’ve lived on the…

  • When A Dog Grieves

    BY

    Just like humans, dogs feel the pain of the loss of a loved one. When my father passed away last November, I wasn’t the only one dealing with grief. Our…

  • The Blog Is Back!

    BY

    Hello hello! I am excited to officially introduce myself as the new contributor to the Learn From Your Dog blog. I am a rising college senior, home for the summer and working…