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Martin Hubbard of Blanket ID joins hosts Robert and Michele Forto on Dog Works Radio August 7, 2011 at 2 p.m. Eastern

Denver, CO–July 29, 2011–The owner of Blanket ID, Martin Hubbard joins Dog Works Radio with hosts Robert and Michele Forto.

Callers are welcome to join the conversation during the show by calling (646)727-3839. The live, Internet talk-radio show will stream in from the host page at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/dogworks.

“Doing good in your neighborhood,” said Robert, host of the program. “Blanket ID’s program is amazing! Not only will their product and system help find your pet if it is lost but the company is the a true ambassador to the pet community.”

An archive will be available at the same link immediately following the show or listeners can subscribe to the archives via RSS feed located on the host page. Read more about the host and the discussion on RobertForto.com.

About Blanket ID

At Blanket ID they aim to be the go to source for an online community to support animal welfare. With their proven system, this is the only pet identification you will ever need. No need to buy a new tag if you move or change your cell phone number.

In addition to providing a great looking ID tag for your pet, Blanket ID delivers a seriously effective solution to the problem of losing a pet. Regardless of how your pet gets lost, Blanket ID strives to make sure that they get home safely and quickly.

The company works closely with all animal charities and we welcome approaches from organizations that could use our help. Every ID tag and membership purchased generates money for animal causes and we all greatly enjoy being able to help.

Visit Blanket ID on the web at http://www.blanketid.com

About Dog Works Radio

Dog Works Radio is an interactive, live Internet talk-radio show that focuses on canines sports, working dogs and training. Hosts Robert and Michele Forto explore the advice, training tips, information and personality that is so unique to those who chose to work with dogs as a lifestyle, not a career. Callers are encouraged to call (646)727-3839 to listen or ask questions. The stream and achieves are available athttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/dogworks. The show is live every Sunday at 12 noon Mountain/ 2 p.m. E.T. The show is hosted hosted in Alaska and Colorado and brought to you by Denver Dog Works and Twine Group Media.

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Press Contact

Michele Forto

(303)578-9881

live@dogworksradio.com

Leslie Munroe of RuffGrip leashes joins hosts Robert and Michele Forto on “Dog Works Radio” August 3, 2011 at 4 p.m. Eastern

Denver, CO–July 29, 2011–The owner and proprietor of RuffGrip leashes, Leslie Munroe joins Dog Works Radio (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/dogworks) with hosts Robert and Michele Forto.

Callers are welcome to join the conversation during the show by calling (646)727-3839. The live, Internet talk-radio show will stream in from the host page athttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/dogworks.

“These leashes are amazing,” said Robert, host of the program. “I have used a lot of leashes over the years but if they can withstand the rigors of daily use in a sled dog kennel, they deserve an A+ in my book.”

About RuffGrip

At RuffGrip they make unique pet products that make life easier. Especially for the larger and working dogs but they work well for small dogs too!

In business since 1998, and based in the Berkshires in Massachusetts, RuffGrip started within the equine manufacturing industry to insure the quality of materials as well as the durability of their products. They soon moved over to the pet industry producing some of the toughest leashes on the planet.

“We believe that if you spend your hard earned money on pet products that they should last for years,” said Leslie Munroe, owner of RuffGrip. “Our customers count on us for comfort, quality and strength in our products. Our dog customers range from the three pound Pekingese to the 165 pound Mastiff. We have a money back guarantee that if you don’t like something you purchase, from us, return it no problem. We ca say that because we have only gotten back three leashes in 12 years.”

Visit RuffGrip on the web at http://www.ruffgrip.com