EPISODE · Nov 3, 2020 · 1H 3M
030 - Who Let The (Working) Dogs Out? with Tessa Seals and Dr. Jennifer Essler of the PennVet Working Dog Center
from Rossifari Podcast - Zoos, Aquariums, and Animal Conservation · host Rossifari
Today, the Safari is chillin' out in my home area, as we visit the PennVet Working Dog Center in Philadelphia! I'm bringing you two interviews this week. The first one is with Tessa Seals, who talks about the career path training the dogs undergo at the center. The second one features a chat with Dr. Jennifer Essler, who talks about a lot of the research projects being done at the center, including a Spotted Lanternfly detection study that is incredibly important to the conservation of native species. Get ready to learn a lot about animal behavior, training, and conservation, as well as just some cool things dogs are doing right now!Check out the WDC: @penn_vet_working_dog_center on InstaAlso search for them on YouTube for a BUNCH of training videos!Also remember:rossifari.compatreon.com/rossifarirossifari.redbubble.com@rossifari on Insta and Facebookand email [email protected] to reach me directly! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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Today, the Safari is chillin' out in my home area, as we visit the PennVet Working Dog Center in Philadelphia! I'm bringing you two interviews this week. The first one is with Tessa Seals, who talks about the career path training the dogs undergo at the center. The second one features a chat with Dr. Jennifer Essler, who talks about a lot of the research projects being done at the center, including a Spotted Lanternfly detection study that is incredibly important to the conservation of native...
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