CIPYD 166: Dog Politics and New Legal Battles

Can I Pet Your Dog?

Alexis Preston

Comedy, Society & Culture, Pets & Animals, Kids & Family

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2018

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Hold on! Pause the show! Did you vote? Yes? Okay, click play. Hi! Welcome to another fantastic episode! This week Alexis tells us all about the dogs she met in New York, and Allegra tells us about the dogs at Strut Your Mutt. Then, things get edgy, when we take The New York Times to court! Renee tells us all about the latest Dog News and we are outraged. Then, we discuss dog poop and where to put it! An age old debate. Plus we have a My Mutt Minute and a Listener of the Month!

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0:00.0	Is there a dog in a car at a bar on the street?
0:05.0	Yay!
0:06.0	And that's a dog that we really want to meet.
0:10.0	Hey!
0:11.0	Can I pet your dog?
0:12.0	Can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog with Renee and Allegra
0:19.3	C I P Y D
0:23.0	Welcome to Can I Pet Your Dog.
0:25.0	I'm Allegra Ringo, a small dog owner.
0:27.0	I'm Renee Colvert, a big dog owner.
0:29.0	On the boards is our producer Alexis Preston.
0:31.0	Hi.
0:32.0	There she is.
0:33.0	And this is the podcast for unapologetic dog lovers.
0:36.0	Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
0:38.0	and we have to vote.
0:39.0	Happy for the jury.
0:40.0	Vote.
0:41.0	Oh no, when does Renate think it is?
0:44.0	Is anyone's got?
0:46.0	It's close.
0:47.0	But the turkey, is that not?
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