#PetBrandChat Debuts at 1 PM ET

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

courtesy Rallyin.com
Products Meet Lifestyles at Rallyin

It's finally here! Today is the day that Event Barkers debuts our new #PetBrandChat event, designed especially to help brands form long-lasting relationships with customers and clients. Today we'll be talking with our guest, @Rallyin, to learn more about this new site where you can share lifestyle products with other like-minded folks. Just to make sure you're ready, I've created this list of important details:

Who: No sign ups for this event; everyone can join in! Your hosts are @EventBarkers, @AllThingsDog, @DogTipper, @WoofWoofMama, and @5MinutesforFido.

What: Learn more about @Rallyin and how you can get involved in sharing your dog lifestyle on their site. Find more detail here and learn even more at the chat.

Where:  Join us on Twitter or any Twitter-based venue you choose. Read more here about other venues, and get an anipal's take on participation here.

When: Wednesday, April 10, 1 PM ET (12 PM Central, 11 AM Mountain, 10 AM Pacific). We'll

be chatting for 30 minutes. If you'd like to participate in a 3-question feedback survey immediately afterwards, you'll have a chance to win an adorable dog-themed tote bag. Stick around afterward to join us for this quick Q and A session. You'll need to be following @EventBarkers in order to win this darling bag. We'll notify the winner by DM at 2 PM ET.

Why:  Because you want the best for your dog!

How:  Use the #PetBrandChat hashtag in all Tweets to be sure that everyone at the chat can read your comments. 

Finally, before you join us at 1 PM ET, please drop in to check out the site at Rallyin.com and explore a bit. Write down your questions and we encourage you to ask them at #PetBrandChat. 

Happy tails,

Dog Greetings--Safety First!

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

Thanks to Tracie Hotchner for this short, educational video on greeting a dog. So many of us do not know the right way to greet. These few guidelines are also excellent to teach children, as some are eager to go toward a new dog with hands flailing and instinctually want to pat a dog right on top of its head. While this behavior may not bother some friendly, happy-go-lucky dogs, others will be threatened by this and may react. Better to folllow Tracie's advice and ask first, then following her steps to success. Happy tails!


Be sure to listen to Tracie's radio show, Dog Talk, for more helpful tips.