"The Politics of Dogs" where you don't need to be a genius to train your dog, just a little bit smarter than the dog!" TM
Tracy Ann answers questions about dogs and cats, discusses interesting animal topics, speaks with guests, reads poetry, plays music that you won't hear anywhere else, and generally just speaks her mind as she has a habit of doing. It's fun, informative and the hours fly by!
Listen to Tracy Ann's radio show, "The Politics of Dogs," broadcast on Tuesday mornings from 9 am to 11 am CST. This program is broadcast worldwide via the internet. You can listen online at www.radiofreenashville.org. You can also find out how to listen via your cell phone when you visit the site. In Bellevue you can hear it at 98.9 fm. All over Nashville you can get the show on Comcast's channel 10. Set your TV on channel 10 and enable SAP. You will see the picture of the TV show but hear WRFN.
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Special thanks to Dog Trainer Search.com!
Visit www.dogtrainersearch.com to see customer testimonials and find out more information about Tracy Ann's training.
"Tracy has a special talent for working with dogs."
"I was impressed with her from the initial visit and highly recommend her to anyone interested in having a well behaved dog."
"What a great dog trainer. I have 4 dogs and they are all well behaved because of the dog classes I have attended with Tracy."
"There is no limit to the amount of time that Tracy will extend to you in order to help you become a better teacher and owner for your dog."
*above testimonials provided from Dog Trainer Search.com
Random Tidbits
A Poem That Sums Up My Philosophy (oddly enough)
The Dog Has Run Off Again and I should start shouting his name
and clapping my hands,
but it has been raining all night
and the narrow creek has risen
is a tawny turbulence is rushing along
over the mossy stones
is surging forward
with a sweet loopy music
and therefore I don't want to entangle it
with my own voice
calling summoning
my little dog to hurry back
look the sunlight and shadows are chasing each other
listen how the wind swirls & leaps & dives up & down
who am I to summon his hard and happy body
his four white feet that love to wheel and pedal
through the dark leaves
to come back to walk by my side, obedient.
