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Who Reads Dog Fancy?
Dog Fancy is devoted to the care and enjoyment of all dogs - purebreds and mixed breeds alike. Its goal is to educate, enlighten and entertain its readers, providing them with accessible information they need to be responsible pet owners.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:
Regular Departments include:

• Readers Bark Back: Focuses on reader interaction.
• Newshound: Dogs news, tips and trends.
• Clean Dog Clean House: Advice from Dog Fancy's cleaning expert.
• Canine Traveler: Tips on where and how to travel with your pet.
• Natural Dog: Cutting-edge trends in holistic health care.
• Best Behavior: Tools to train your pet dog.
• Checkup: Ask the Vet plus other health news.
• Haute Dog: Luxury and lifestyle trends for the pampered pooch.
• Features: Expert advice on the right dog for your lifestyle, training, health and grooming. Recent articles include "Dog Parks: Then and Now," "Achoo, Got Dog Allergies?" Realistic strategies for living in harmony with your pet, and "What Puppies Need."

Past Issues:

Contributors:
Our editors and contributors are dog lovers just like our readers. Contributing writers include renowned veterinarians, dog trainers and the top dog writers. They are the experts in the field and include September Morn, dog trainer; Karla S. Rugh, DVM, Ph.D.; Eve Adamson, award-winning pet writer; and Kathy Salzberg, NCMG, Certified Master Groomer.

Magazine Layout:
Dog Fancy is information driven and provides opportunity for reader interaction. The features are complemented by beautiful four-color photography. Every issue includes a fold-out four-color poster featuring different breeds. Bonus posters are included quarterly with helpful care information. Layouts include sidebars that provide useful information in an easy-to-read and reference format.

Comparisons to Other Magazines:
Dog Fancy is the world's most widely read dog magazine. It speaks to passionate, caring and responsive dog owners. It addition, it reaches more than 40,000 influencers in the canine field. Dog Fancy is engaging, easy-to-digest, clear and concise. It is the comprehensive resources for all things dog.

Advertising:
Advertising is relevant to the magazine, offering products and services that dog lovers will be interested in. Advertisers include manufacturers of food and treats, cages and carriers, flea and tick medications, toys and accessories and gifts for dog lovers.

Awards:
Dog Fancy received two Maxwell awards at the 2007 Dog Writers Association of America Awards Banquet. In 2006, Dog Fancy was named the Best All-Breed magazine by the Dog Writers Association of America.

Who Reads Dog World?
Dog World is written for the serious dog enthusiast, including professionals in the pet industry - breeders, kennel operators, groomers, veterinarians, and pet shop retailers - as well as hard-core dog lovers.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:
Regular Departments include:

• About Agility: Performance training.
• Judge's Perspective: Insight into breed standards.
• Breeder's Notebook
• Natural Wellness
• ShowStoppers: Update on judges and breeders.
• Features: Articles entertain and educate readers about canine healthcare, nutrition, appearance and grooming, training and behavior, breeding and the law. Recent features included "The Urban Challenge," "A Puppy for Every Sport," and "The One and Uno" covering the Beagle that won at Westminster's 132nd show.

Past Issues:

Contributors:
Contributors are leading experts in their field. They include Terry Long, CPDT, behavior specialist and agility instructor; Betty-Anne Stenmark, AKC judge; Alice Bixler, breeder and judge; and Liz Palika, Certified Dog Trainer, Certified Behavior Consultant and an AKC CGC Evaluator.

Magazine Layout:
Dog World features in-depth articles and four-color photography throughout. With its sophisticated editorial content and no-nonsense design, Dog World is a must read for its devoted, loyal, involved and influential dog-loving readers.

Comparisons to Other Magazines:
Dog World is targeted to the influencers in the canine community. It is the oldest all-breed dog magazine in the marketplace. Readers are serious dog enthusiasts who are devoted to the magazine and own an average of four dogs.

Advertising:
Advertising is relevant to the magazine, offering products and services that appeal to the true dog enthusiast. Advertisers include manufacturers of food and treats, cages and carriers, flea and tick medications, toys and accessories and products for the performance dog.

Awards:
Editor Allan Reznick won Best Editorial Column of the Year for Dog World's September 2006 article, "When Rare Becomes Mainstream," at the Alliance of Purebred Dog Writers Awards Luncheon.

Who Reads Dogs for Kids?
The target audience is preteens, ages eight to twelve, who are excited about all things dog. They want to learn how to give their best friend the care he deserves. Dogs for Kids helps parents teach their kids about responsible dog ownership.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:

• Pooch's Post Office: Focuses on reader interaction.
• Ask DFK: The doggie expert answers your questions
• Nose for News: Up-to-date and interesting dog-related news.
• Cool Jobs: Covers animal-oriented careers.
• Tricks for Treats: Dog training tips.
• Top Dog: Profiles highlight five different dog breeds that share a unique trait.
• Features: Dogs for Kids focuses on educational and entertaining stories about dogs that encourage responsible dog ownership and care. Recent features include "Your Dog's Sensational Senses," Spring Safety," "Picture Perfect" and "K-9 Fashion Report." Plus each issue include a calendar, games, activities, posters and more!

Past Issues:

Contributors:
Editors and contributors are dog lovers, just like the magazine’s readers. Contributing writers include renowned veterinarians, dog trainers and the top dog writers. They are the experts in the field and include September Morn, dog trainer; Karla S. Rugh, DVM, Ph.D.; and Denise Fleck, animal-care instructor.

Magazine Layout:
Dogs for Kids offers interactive and educational editorial and engaging activities for kids. It features fun four-color pictures and lots of fun games, activities, and posters.

Comparisons to Other Magazines:
Dogs for Kids is the premier magazine just for kids who love dogs. It is the first of its kinds and encourages responsible dog ownership and care among youths.

Advertising:
Advertisers are geared to the young dog lover and includes dog-related products and services that appeal to a youthful audience.

Awards:
Dogs for Kids was awarded the Maxwell Award for Special-Interest Magazine from the Dog Writer's of America for the second year in a row.

Who Reads Dog Fancy?
Dog Fancy is devoted to the care and enjoyment of all dogs - purebreds and mixed breeds alike. Its goal is to educate, enlighten and entertain its readers, providing them with accessible information they need to be responsible pet owners.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:
Regular Departments include:

• Readers Bark Back: Focuses on reader interaction.
• Newshound: Dogs news, tips and trends.
• Clean Dog Clean House: Advice from Dog Fancy's cleaning expert.
• Canine Traveler: Tips on where and how to travel with your pet.
• Natural Dog: Cutting-edge trends in holistic health care.
• Best Behavior: Tools to train your pet dog.
• Checkup: Ask the Vet plus other health news.
• Haute Dog: Luxury and lifestyle trends for the pampered pooch.
• Features: Expert advice on the right dog for your lifestyle, training, health and grooming. Recent articles include "Dog Parks: Then and Now," "Achoo, Got Dog Allergies?" Realistic strategies for living in harmony with your pet, and "What Puppies Need."

Past Issues:

Contributors:
Our editors and contributors are dog lovers just like our readers. Contributing writers include renowned veterinarians, dog trainers and the top dog writers. They are the experts in the field and include September Morn, dog trainer; Karla S. Rugh, DVM, Ph.D.; Eve Adamson, award-winning pet writer; and Kathy Salzberg, NCMG, Certified Master Groomer.

Magazine Layout:
Dog Fancy is information driven and provides opportunity for reader interaction. The features are complemented by beautiful four-color photography. Every issue includes a fold-out four-color poster featuring different breeds. Bonus posters are included quarterly with helpful care information. Layouts include sidebars that provide useful information in an easy-to-read and reference format.

Comparisons to Other Magazines:
Dog Fancy is the world's most widely read dog magazine. It speaks to passionate, caring and responsive dog owners. It addition, it reaches more than 40,000 influencers in the canine field. Dog Fancy is engaging, easy-to-digest, clear and concise. It is the comprehensive resources for all things dog.

Advertising:
Advertising is relevant to the magazine, offering products and services that dog lovers will be interested in. Advertisers include manufacturers of food and treats, cages and carriers, flea and tick medications, toys and accessories and gifts for dog lovers.

Awards:
Dog Fancy received two Maxwell awards at the 2007 Dog Writers Association of America Awards Banquet. In 2006, Dog Fancy was named the Best All-Breed magazine by the Dog Writers Association of America.

Who Reads Dogs for Kids?
The target audience is preteens, ages eight to twelve, who are excited about all things dog. They want to learn how to give their best friend the care he deserves. Dogs for Kids helps parents teach their kids about responsible dog ownership.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:

• Pooch's Post Office: Focuses on reader interaction.
• Ask DFK: The doggie expert answers your questions
• Nose for News: Up-to-date and interesting dog-related news.
• Cool Jobs: Covers animal-oriented careers.
• Tricks for Treats: Dog training tips.
• Top Dog: Profiles highlight five different dog breeds that share a unique trait.
• Features: Dogs for Kids focuses on educational and entertaining stories about dogs that encourage responsible dog ownership and care. Recent features include "Your Dog's Sensational Senses," Spring Safety," "Picture Perfect" and "K-9 Fashion Report." Plus each issue include a calendar, games, activities, posters and more!

Past Issues:

Contributors:
Editors and contributors are dog lovers, just like the magazine’s readers. Contributing writers include renowned veterinarians, dog trainers and the top dog writers. They are the experts in the field and include September Morn, dog trainer; Karla S. Rugh, DVM, Ph.D.; and Denise Fleck, animal-care instructor.

Magazine Layout:
Dogs for Kids offers interactive and educational editorial and engaging activities for kids. It features fun four-color pictures and lots of fun games, activities, and posters.

Comparisons to Other Magazines:
Dogs for Kids is the premier magazine just for kids who love dogs. It is the first of its kinds and encourages responsible dog ownership and care among youths.

Advertising:
Advertisers are geared to the young dog lover and includes dog-related products and services that appeal to a youthful audience.

Awards:
Dogs for Kids was awarded the Maxwell Award for Special-Interest Magazine from the Dog Writer's of America for the second year in a row.

Who Reads Dog World?
Dog World is written for the serious dog enthusiast, including professionals in the pet industry - breeders, kennel operators, groomers, veterinarians, and pet shop retailers - as well as hard-core dog lovers.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:
Regular Departments include:

• About Agility: Performance training.
• Judge's Perspective: Insight into breed standards.
• Breeder's Notebook
• Natural Wellness
• ShowStoppers: Update on judges and breeders.
• Features: Articles entertain and educate readers about canine healthcare, nutrition, appearance and grooming, training and behavior, breeding and the law. Recent features included "The Urban Challenge," "A Puppy for Every Sport," and "The One and Uno" covering the Beagle that won at Westminster's 132nd show.

Past Issues:

Contributors:
Contributors are leading experts in their field. They include Terry Long, CPDT, behavior specialist and agility instructor; Betty-Anne Stenmark, AKC judge; Alice Bixler, breeder and judge; and Liz Palika, Certified Dog Trainer, Certified Behavior Consultant and an AKC CGC Evaluator.

Magazine Layout:
Dog World features in-depth articles and four-color photography throughout. With its sophisticated editorial content and no-nonsense design, Dog World is a must read for its devoted, loyal, involved and influential dog-loving readers.

Comparisons to Other Magazines:
Dog World is targeted to the influencers in the canine community. It is the oldest all-breed dog magazine in the marketplace. Readers are serious dog enthusiasts who are devoted to the magazine and own an average of four dogs.

Advertising:
Advertising is relevant to the magazine, offering products and services that appeal to the true dog enthusiast. Advertisers include manufacturers of food and treats, cages and carriers, flea and tick medications, toys and accessories and products for the performance dog.

Awards:
Editor Allan Reznick won Best Editorial Column of the Year for Dog World's September 2006 article, "When Rare Becomes Mainstream," at the Alliance of Purebred Dog Writers Awards Luncheon.