Radio for dogs and cats

In Los Angeles, a radio program dedicated to pets is available. 17 hours a day broadcast on radio and can listen 24 / 24h via DogCatRadio.com website .

This radio program is designed specifically for domestic pets such as dogs, cats, ornamental mice and parrots.

This idea is from Adrian Martinez, owner of a private recording studio in Los Angeles. According to him, music will help our lovely pets forget the feeling of . lonely when their owners are away.

The priority in these radio programs will be songs or melodies that are close and reminiscent of adorable pets. Interestingly enough, Elvis's " Hound Dog " song and the tune " Who let the dogs out (woof, woof, woof, woof) of the Baha Men group seems to be the most popular.

Adrian Martinez also notes a feature of families living in California and the states of the Southwest of the United States. That is the majority of these families, often using two languages ​​in communication: English and Spanish. So, in DogCatRadio.com's radio programs, there is also a special " Spanish Hour " at 5-6pm every day.

Reportedly, not long ago, farm owners from Australia sent letters requesting DogCatRadio, so there were more programs for their . horses .

However, DogCatRadio's Internet-radio service is still not very popular at present: there are about 8,000 listeners per week on average. This program is intended to advertise more strongly to increase the number of customers.

In fact, this is purely a serious idea, because from the beginning of 2005 until now, Americans have spent 39.5 billion dollars on their beloved pets. The money is spent on shopping for toys, products and specialized services for these lovely animals. For example: electric brush for dogs, nail repair services for parrots .

Mai Hoa ( According to Lenta )