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EPISODE · Oct 13, 2020 · 21 MIN

Poppy in the Wild

from Liz Murdoch: What I Really Want to Say · host Liz Murdoch with Teresa Rhyne

International Animal Communicator Liz Murdoch chats with #1 New York Times Best-Selling author Teresa Rhyne of The Dog Lived (And So Will I) about her latest book and dog story, Poppy in the Wild, about Poppy, a shy Beagle Freedom Project dog, rescued from the dog meat operation, who got lost for 5 days in 1500 acres sf Southern California wilderness. Surviving heavy rains, busy traffic, and wild animals, Poppy's story is testament to the resilience of a dog. Learn what it takes to find a lost dog, the tools and strategies dog search and rescue teams utilize, and hear what happens when Liz uses her animal communication skills to find out from Poppy what she has to say about her experience surviving on her own in the wilderness. Order Poppy in the Wild at www.bookshop.org, or purchase wherever you love to get your books! For more tips on finding a lost dog, check out the resources in Teresa's book. Poppy in the Wild. To get help communicating with your own dog, or find out what it wants you to know, book a session with Liz Murdoch at www.talkingwiththedogs.com, or follow her on Instagram @talkingwiththedogs or Pinterest @talkingwiththedogs

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