Make It A "Doggie Date Night"

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Is Man’s Best Friend Missing You? Makeit a “Doggie Date Night” (NAPSA)—Does your pup have a case of the missing-you, bow- | a 6 wow blues? The majority of owners believe their dog would benefit from more attention. But how do you find quality time to spend with your pet? Turns out, a “dog- gie date night” may be the way to go. While Fido maybe nothing but a hound-dog,there’s no reason for him to spend every Saturday night alone. According to a recent survey conducted by the American Kennel Club (AKC) and The Iams Company, nine of 10 dog owners feel their dogs would benefit from more one-on-one time with them. And, almost 50 percent said their dogs actually watch TV. Make a “doggie date night” with your four-footed friend. “doggie date night” begin to take shape. Start by choosing a program portion of the $225,000 prize moneyplus a Suzuki SUV. So what would your dog do if he won the top prize of $50,000? The survey found more than 66 percent of owners thought their dogs would AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, airing on Animal Planet, they won the grand prize. How’s that for wishful thinking? With this in mind, ideas for a that will entertain you both: the Jan. 31 at 8 p.m. (EST/PST). Then, kick back in your favorite easy chair, grab some snacks—for both you and your pets—and tune in together. Featuring the largest cash hire them to stay homeevery dayif To get the most out of your “doggie date night,” a free viewer’s guide is available by calling Iams at 1-800-566-5038. It features useful information about dog shows, such as what judges look for, as prize in the world of dog shows, the AKC/Eukanuba National well as dog show lingo and rules dog show in the history of Animal Planet (which incidentally is the on some of the most beautiful, well-trained dogs in the world, take a little time to shower atten- Championship is the No. 1 rated network 62 percent of ownerssaid their dogs watch most often)! The show is guaranteed to offer you and yourdoga lot of tail-wagging, nonstop canine competition as the dogs and handlers vie for their of the show. So while the spotlight shines tion on the “best in show” winner in your home. To find out more about the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, visit www.akc.org or www.iamsco.com.