#Laura london dog trainer series

Who hasn’t laughed at a shared internet video of a fat cat trying to fit through a cat door? But the unfortunate truth is that the U.S. “My Fat Pet” Travis Brorsen (center) of “My Fat Pet” (Photo courtesy of Animal Planet) Dog trainers Nate Schoemer and Laura London work hand in paw to train dogs to improve the lives of the people they serve, proving that people may rescue dogs, but dogs rescue people, too. In Animal Planet’s new series, “Rescue Dog to Super Dog” (working title), shelter dogs are given a second chance to become a companion to someone in need. live with physical, mental or neurological disabilities. Millions of dogs live in shelters in the U.S. “Rescue Dog to Super Dog” Nate Schoemer and Laura London of “Rescue Dog to Super Dog” (Photo courtesy of Animal Planet) The “Animal House” designers and builders are up to the challenge of finding creative ways of building new customized spaces for homeowners to share with their beloved pets. Each week, Ballatore and his team meet with pet-owners looking to add custom-designed, pet-centric builds to their homes. “Animal House” (working title) follows “HGTV Design Star” winner Antonio Ballatore and his right-hand dog, Chewie, along with project manager Grace and a team of designers as they convert drab spaces into dream living arrangements for homeowners and their pets. “Animal House” Antonio Ballatore and Chewie of “Animal House” (Photo courtesy of Animal Planet)

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#Laura london dog trainer series

Animal Planet has announced these new pet-oriented TV series for the 2017-2018 season.