Aug. 17, 2026

PipemanRadioTour Recap: Wacken Open Air & Bloodstock + Pet Health Guru - A lock of hair says it all

Pipeman is back from the most recent stops of The Pipeman Radio Tour and we are here for Season 20, Episode 65 of The Adventures of Pipeman here on W4CY Radio at www.w4cy.com

After 25 hours of traveling and no sleep. The Pipeman finally back in the USA from Adventures at The Holy Ground of Wacken Open Air (WOA), the biggest metal festival in the world. Then, Pipeman took a short break in Rome, Italy before heading to the biggest metal festival in the UK, Bloodstock Open Air (BOA) where Sepultura played its last UK performance and Pipeman spoke to them as well as many others . Now over 125 interviews later from the last 3 festivals, covering a Motley Crue, Tesla, Extreme show right here at home in WPB he is back for The Adventures of Pipeman live at 1pm ET on www.w4cy.com. This week he heads to Montreal for Vans Warped Tour and then Rocklahoma on Labor Day Weekend and we are going to give some tickets away.

We will also have once again our resident pet health expert The Pet Health Guru where a lock of hair says it all… and Bill explains Hair/Fur Analysis.

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Hi, you live on too bear censure for Wow crazy

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you Yoho. Oh my god.

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I was just checking something out because I just got

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approval to another show. So that's why, like during this intro,

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I was checking that out and then I came on

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and here I am on the Adventures of Pipe Man

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W four c Y Radio. I am back from what

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a journey on the Pipe Main Radio Tour. And then,

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like I said, I just got approval, Like right now

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as this show is starting, I was looking at the approval.

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So anyway, just to catch you up last time we talked,

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you know about the Pipemin radio tour. I just got

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released on parole from incarceration. And while you can come on,

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I don't need to talk without you here, you can

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join in. Okay, we got in the studio one and

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he's here with me. The Pet Health Guru is going

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to be here later, and so you know the U

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and I see the Pet Health Guru. We might as

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well bring him on too. He doesn't have to wait.

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As soon as he comes on, there we go, Hello

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Pet Health Guru. I'm starting with my recap of the

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Pipe Main Radio tour, and then we're gonna get to

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your guru ness.

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Whatever that happens to be today, I don't know what

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it is anymore.

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I'll tell you I know.

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Right.

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So, as I was saying, folks last show July twenty seventh,

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that I was off the pipe main radio tour, like,

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of course we've done stuff since then. But I had

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gotten released from Shawshank Prison and they let me go.

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They even gave me allowed me to travel overseas, and

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I so I went over to, hey, stop pounding over there.

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People are listening to that crap. I know, mute your mic,

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is you good? Do that?

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Mute your mike if you're could do that.

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So anyway, I flew over seas to and oh my god,

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what an adventure it was. I had multiple three flights

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to get over to Germany, and the two layovers they

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put them so close together that I literally had to

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do an oj Simpson through the airport, both times, running

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with a fifty pounds backpack on my back to the

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farthest part of the airport because the first layover was

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in Atlanta, which is a huge airport. And of course

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my air and at Shoal flight from my domestic flight

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from West Palm Beach was the exact opposite end of

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that airport, so and I just barely made it on time.

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And then from there I went to Germany. But we

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had to stop over in Amsterdam, and I don't know

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it's because of the coffee houses or whatever, but it

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took I had to get all the way to that

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flight too very short timeframe.

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Basically, I literally was running with.

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bus to to train, you know, and I was the

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last one let on the bus. It was just like

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you see in the movies, like jump through the doors

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type of thing. And that wasn't because we were late either,

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that was just how they scheduled delayovers that they were

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that close together. And Amsterdam airport is huge. I forgot

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how big that airport is that I had to run

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through that whole thing, proof that whatever I've been doing

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health wise for the past several years, that my heart

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is doing great, because this trip has tested my heart

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for sure, and that's.

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Only the beginning.

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So then Vakan Open Air, the Holy Ground, the biggest

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metal festival in the whole world. I was there the

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press tense open from ten am till three am.

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That's very long.

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I did a record forty seven interviews at that festival.

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Now I have done in the three festivals in the

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past month, I've done like over one hundred and twenty

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five interviews, which is insane.

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Nobody else does that but the Pipe Man.

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So but basically, this place was so big, Like I'm

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flying over there, I'm like, oh, I've been to some

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big festivals. This can't be that big. Oh my god,

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I didn't even see the whole thing. It's that big.

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And I was there for four days, Okay, I didn't

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even touch the surface. One band wanted me an interview

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him at the stage are playing at. That was an

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hour walk. I couldn't do it at other interviews, It's

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a two hour round trip just to do an interview.

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It was. It was pretty wild. What an amazing festival.

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I met a lot of new friends and a lot

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of new great press people. Relationships lasted a lifetime. That's

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what's cool about these events. And that's what's cool about

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being on the Pipe Man Radio Tour and all these

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bands that are now friends of mine, and you know,

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I keep getting the same responses, which makes me feel good.

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Most fun interview I ever had, and somebody actually chased

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me down at Voking because they interviewed with me a

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year ago at Bloodstock and they wanted to do an interview,

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like literally was looking for me to add somebody find

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me at the biggest festival in the world. That's dedication.

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That says something in my beIN. It's been so long

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that my beard is great. I've aged over the past month.

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Okay. And by the way, stay tuned because.

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I am going to warp tour Montreal that I got

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approved for Wallows in Germany in a couple days. I

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might be changing the hair up again. So you're gonna

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have to pay attention. Anybody that does pay attention to that.

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You want to win tickets to Oklahoma, you need to

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hit me up on my socials and direct message me

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and tell me what you think my hair is gonna

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be like on Wednesday. That's what you gotta do to

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be entered to win.

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So then walking Open Air, I think I got over.

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I was there like it was four days, and then

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there was an extra couple days, so I was there

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for like almost a week. That's how long the festival is. Okay,

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but the main days are four days. But let me

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tell you something. If I slept eight hours total in

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that seven days. That's a lot. And it was super

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freaking hot and then cold at night, so like the

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first day at a festival, I was boiling hot during

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the day and freezing at night, like literally freezing on inscene.

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So then I had a couple of days off between

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that and Bloodstock, by the way, fucking thirty fifth anniversary,

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Bloodstock twenty fifth anniversary. I stopped over in Rome for

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a couple of days to relax. I don't know how

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relaxing it was, because the pipe man don't really relax,

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but I still didn't sleep okay, because I had too

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much to see and too much to do. Then headed

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over to UK for Bloodstock, and I'm waiting on one more.

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But I tied my.

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Record for last year at Bloodstock, and I have one

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more that'll beat it. And I was told I had

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set records last year of ever in the twenty five

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history of that festival. Of the reviews that's how to

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play man rolls. Surprising, I still have a voice right now. Surprising.

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I'm not dead right now because I didn't get much

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sleep then either. Towards the end of it, though, you

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know you're talking about a few weeks. A couple weeks

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I definitely was running as esteam. But then I had

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promised my grandkids that they would come stay with me

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in Florida before school started, and I kept try and

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make arrangements, and they were so busy that finally what

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I did is I got off of a flight from

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the UK that was a nine hour flight, five hour

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time difference that I had zero sleep because the festival ended.

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And then a couple hours later I had to be

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on a plane and I drove and I flew into Orlando,

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drove from Orlando four and a half hours to meet

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my daughter to pick up my grandkids, and then drove

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back to South Florida six and a half hours, So

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twenty five hours later, I finally got some sleep. And

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I think this weekend I kind of like just checked out,

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you know, but I was still working all weekend, but

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I didn't leave the house probably a whole weekend.

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That's kind of how it rolls here.

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Don't go, go, go, and then you come home, don't

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even leave the house for a couple of days and seclude.

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But when I got back, I got approval to go

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to Motley Cruz Tesla and extreme at the I think

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financial ampithey ter with a great show. I was pleasantly

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surprised Vince Neil actually sounded good, which he hasn't been

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a lot in the past couple of years. People were

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complaining about that. They sounded tight, they sounded good. It

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was a great event. And as I said in the

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beginning of the show, I just got approved for Jack

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and Johnson coming up as well. I think that's tomorrow night.

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So that's pretty badass. And so no rest for the

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wicket because then I leave for a warp tour in

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Montreal and after that Rockklahoma in Oklahoma. So we unpacked

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a lot there and there's more coming on the Pipe

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main radio tour. Make sure to check out all the

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interviews on the Adventures of Pipeman dot com or anywhere

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you listen to. Podcasts are all up there. Make sure

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that you also take a look at the socials. I'll

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be I put some pictures up on them, being putting

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a load more up of all the adventures. Now that

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all being said, what's more important is health. Well, first

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of all, human health, all of that that I experienced,

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and it was hot as hell in the UK too,

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they had a drought for like two months.

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dust was so bad because they haven't had water in forever.

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global warming. Maybe I don't know, no climate change, Maybe

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I was glad to get back to Florida where it's

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nice and cool and cool off.

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high it was there. But more importantly, I'm here, I'm

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alive and well. Proves that if you handle your health

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the right way, the natural way, instead of all the

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poison and bullshit, you can live life better than anybody.

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Because there's not anybody that.

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I know of in my world from twenties on up

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that could keep up with what I just did. You know, now,

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let's talk about your pets though. We want your pets

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to live that same life, and that's why we have

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the Pet health Guru here so he can give us

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information that helps humans and pets. But he is the

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pet health Guru. He's gonna help your pets live longer.

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He's gonna help your pets be healthy. He's gonna help

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your pets be youthful even when they're not. And so

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let's welcome back on the show, the Pet Health Guru.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you, Dean. It's good to

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be back. I know you were away traveling everything else.

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I've been going through all kinds of stuff that's between

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the store and moving myself personally, so it's like a whirlwind.

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I know, I know exactly what you're talking about. I

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get yelled at all the time because I don't rest.

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I don't rest, I just keep moving, moving, moving, And

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at my age, I'm little bit older than you. People

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just can't believe it. But yes, it's it's about health.

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It's about what we put in our body, how we

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take care of our bodies. And you know, there's so

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much resistance out there. It's like we have been so

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misinformed on every single bit basically of health. You know, advice,

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you know, monitoring. There's no health medicine, that's the biggest

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part of it. We're just being overly medicated and you know,

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chemical contaminations in the air, the water, our foods, all

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of that stuff, and it takes its toll over time,

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and we have to fight back.

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No doubt, and you know you made a comment.

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Uh, it's so true though, I always say myself, I'll

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rest when I'm dead, Like who needs rest? Live life

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to the fullest. If you've got health, you don't need it.

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You know, of course you write some but you know,

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like sleeping your life away I make I think makes

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you unhealthy. But I want to know, especially since my

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hair is all disheveled now from weeks and I got

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to go get done in a couple of days. What

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is it with hair and pets. That's what I want

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to know.

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As far as you know, some bree of course shed

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a lot, others don't shed at all, different lengths of cootes,

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different quote types.

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But again, all of that is tied into nutrition.

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Because you have to have good you know, a good

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diet to have good hair.

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And you know, when we start.

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Using harsh shampoos, chemicals, all of this stuff, it takes

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its toll on it. You know, they end up being

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matted and you know, all tangled up, and then they

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got to be shaved off and that doesn't help them

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at all because the hair actually, you know you're talking

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to weather and how hot it is, that's.

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Actually an insulated blanket for them. To keep the heat away.

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So when we shave them down to keep them cool,

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supposedly it doesn't keep them cooler.

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And it actually, uh, Houston, we have a problem. Okay, well,

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well we'll pause Bill for a second. As he swirls

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back in, his computer got overheated, and that could be it.

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That could be it.

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Mine did get over here at one of the festivals

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one day of the Who and the Dust and oh.

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But yeah, that doesn't sound good for the computer.

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No, no, no, And I didn't.

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I don't bring it every day, but I was bringing

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it so I could get the interviews done instead of

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at four in the morning like I was some days.

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Some of the days when you were getting that stuff.

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It was like four in the morning. I was doing

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that crap. And Okay, he's back.

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I guess somebody like what you said.

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Somebody didn't like what you said.

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Yeah, we need to yeah, the censorship thing.

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Yeah, we need to do something about your internet for sure.

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But but we'll talk about that after. So stay on

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after the show so we can talk about that. So

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go on with what you were saying. You got cut

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off somewhere.

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Oh, we were talking about the skinning coat and the

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hair and that sort of thing that when actually, when

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you shave down a dog along here dog in the

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summertime with all this heat, you've just taken off that

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instantly blanket, and they can also become sunburn.

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They're feeling it a lot worse.

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Than if you you know, you take that shaggy dog

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and leave the shaggy they're fine.

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For the most part.

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I want to talk about that more because it's funny.

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You know, there's some people that say, oh, I wouldn't

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live in Florida because of my breed a dog. They

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would die there, you know, with the heat. And then

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there are people that shave their dogs, and you know,

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I thought it was wrong to do, Like there's a

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reason why they have that hair, and you just explained

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it because like people that are bald get sunburned, so

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why not Yeah, dogs too.

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That's so true. It's you know, they think they're doing.

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The right thing, but you know, most of it is

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for convenience. You know, I don't want my dog shedding

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all over the place, so therefore i'll clip them. You know, well,

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you know what, you selected a breed that does shed,

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so and then you feed them garbage food, so there's

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no good here growth, and of course you're gonna get

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hair loss. You know, you're gonna get all that mess.

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It's just one of those things. You know, you have

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to be moist, let them and you gotta watch what

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you feed, show them that to a species appropriate time.

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So my question too, is is so what's the difference

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and why is it this way that like, say, a

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pug which I had sheds like there's no tomorrow, but

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a be shon which I had doesn't shed, and it's

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hypo allergenic.

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It's you know, they've bred these dogs, these breeds for

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breed characteristics, what we want them to look like.

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And you know, just.

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Because you bred them for a shorter snap out, you

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know that that fat, that flat look on a pug,

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something else is going to change.

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You know, it doesn't just change one thing.

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When we're looking at this type of genetics, we're looking

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at changing the whole body, and you can you have

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to pick and choose basically when it comes to breeding

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what you know, what characters do you want what's most

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important and then you live with the consequences on the

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other one, you know, or don't do it in the

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first place.

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Yeah, So do you guys there do like hair and

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for analysis, uh, for you know, determining certain things that

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are best for the animals.

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Yeah, we do do here analysis as primarily for heavy metals,

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and of course that tells us, you know, where the

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body happens to be in any given point in time,

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the beauty of hair or blood work work that moment

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in time, and anything could be going on as far

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as stress or anything else. When we do par analysis,

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you're looking at a six to eight week period of time,

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which kind of balances the whole thing out. It's not

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about that one event, it's about everything that's going on,

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all the exposures they have.

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You know, one of the things that we find almost

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ninety percent probably.

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Is aluminum and mercury toxicity, which as we know, comes

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from certain injectables that are you know, used as a

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prevention in our animals. Unfortunately that don't prevent anything, but

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you know it does create this gay of illments. And

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you know, they keep some medical community, you know, happy,

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because they're making lots of money on reducing down symptoms

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not surely anything.

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So tell us, uh, you know what their best bets are.

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If they know nothing about any of this, how should

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they find out more? Information and make sure their pets,

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you know, are healthier, better and their coat is doing

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what it's supposed to be doing.

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Well.

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It's interesting.

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On last week's show on the Health Cafe, we talked

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about looking at the natural stuff, and of course the

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number one thing is don't put bad stuff in the body.

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Keep them away from.

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The chemicals, keep them away from all these preventative type things,

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keep them away basically from the doctors as you will.

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And panic.

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That's the one thing that people do all the time

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is a panic. They're living fear, and that fears which

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drives them to the animal hospital or even a human

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hospital for themselves for the smallest little detail. You know,

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all these little that happened as far as looking at

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health are normally just lated events diarrhea, bominy, housekeeping.

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You know, a limb, Oh my god.

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You know, I overexerted myself on too long of a

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walk or too too much time in the pool, or

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you know at the gym exercising, which is highly overrated.

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As you know, it's like, you know, our body is jumping.

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We're not making ourselves healthy that way.

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We're just you know, we want a certain look and

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you know, we want our animals to do the same thing,

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and it's not necessarily in their vest interests.

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No.

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I mean, I've been hearing about Abu with the heat

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down here recently, interwarding it is hot outside, too hot outside,

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those cold caure.

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Less for the most part. Now, why are they laying

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out in the sun and not in the shape they

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want to?

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We talked about, you know, dogs in the sun. You know,

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people cutting their hair for them to be cooler. I

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have seen a lot of people who own huskies here

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in Florida, where it's usually never cold. Is there a

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difference in huskies or is it the same as everyone else?

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Basically it's the same. I mean, that's an insulated coat

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that they have on. Look at the number of people

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today that you know, when you back to the sixties

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and seventies, you know, everybody was running around with no

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shirts on in the summertime, and you know they weren't

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getting very, very badly sunburned for the most part until

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we started using sun block and then we got cancer instead,

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because the body knows how to handle it if we're

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eating properly.

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Same is true with our dogs.

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You know, they will shed a certain amount of coats

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only speaking the coat twice a year if you're going

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to shed it all, and you know it's a seasonal change.

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I have your coat coming in for winter months, electric

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coat coming in.

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For summer months.

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And you know, they don't feel it any worse than

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we do. You know, the thing is to the they

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don't sweat like we do. Basically, they're cooling mechanism is

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through their mouth bringing in the air itself, panting if

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you will. And you know, people see a dog panting

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right away think they're like, you know, cheat stroke.

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Or something of that nature.

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Again, they panic, they run to the animal hospital whatever.

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You know, if you're really concerned, throw your dog in

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the pool, you know, one of ours. That's you know,

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during the day shows us wander into the pool, take

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us swim afront us to get out on the other side.

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And she's fine, and she's got along the coat a golden.

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Doodle, so she's also a little bit nuts.

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But that's that's a whole different break here.

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So tell everybody how they can reach out to you

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Pet health Guru. Check out my Paleo pet check out

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your show, check out your podcasts, all the good stuff.

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Well, our show's.

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Live on the Pet Health cafe on these same networks

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and on YouTube and a whole bunch of other platforms.

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They're available all all the past ones. The archives are

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available twenty four to seven, again through the same outlets.

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As far as product and information product, of course, we

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explain a lot of things on that podcast. We also

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have our website for my paleo Pet at mypaliopet dot

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com store nine five four hundred for information for products,

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I mean, we carry some two thousand health products, everything

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that you can mix your own. We'll do it to yourself.

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We're also a farm to table venue where we have

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raised in Florida proteins, clean meat for change. You know,

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not all the antibiotics, hormones, GMO corn, GMO soil, none

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of that stuff.

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Actually right. Because of the hot weather, the chickens don't

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with the lay eggs and the.

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Heat, so it's a little bit of a challenge sometimes.

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We also do, of course, clean air, clean water.

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Big part of it is a clean water to keep

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things rolling through, keep our animals flushed out and decontaminated

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if you will, and you know, We're here for you,

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you know, around the clock. It's just to make phone calls.

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We do consultations, we do you know, we help out

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with rescues as well, so you know, just reach out

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to us.

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At my Paleopet dot at.

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My paleo Pet's probably the easiest place to reach me

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by phone and we can set up a consultation for

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you and get your animals. Bet the health of yourself

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as well, because the pet parents.

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Have to be healthy absolutely well.

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You're always a wealth of information and so helpful for

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our pets and us. Everybody asks to check more of

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you out. If they love their pets, will love the

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pet health Guru. So thanks once again, and everybody make

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