• PetLifeRadio.com - Pets In The City - Episode 39 Oh, Mother! Doggie Moms of New York and The Not-So-Secret Lives of Three Women

  • Feb 16 2011
  • Length: 48 mins
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PetLifeRadio.com - Pets In The City - Episode 39 Oh, Mother! Doggie Moms of New York and The Not-So-Secret Lives of Three Women

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  • Out of a city where some 500,000 dogs call home is a not-so-secret subculture of women who call themselves “Doggie Moms.” But these aren’t just any doggies, and these aren’t just any moms. These mainly pocket-sized pooches wouldn’t be caught playing dead in anything but the latest fashions, and neither would their doting ‘moms.’

    “Pets In the City” host Diane West spoke with three of the five moms featured in the six-part series: Erika (mom to Cubby and Ginger); Grace (mom to Portia and Rosie) and Karen (mom to Eli). At the time of the interview, none of the ‘moms’ had seen the show yet, so this interview promises to be extra-fun as the women tell us who the ‘diva’ of the show was, who the ‘mellow’ one was, and which one of the “Moms’ they would like to date. Tune in on Wednesday night to see if you agree with their answers!

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