The Dog Lady-Beth Philley
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Blog editor Beth Philley, CEO of ProBizAssoc.com, has worked as a freelance researcher, writer, editor, desktop publisher, and coach since opening her business in August, 2005. She also works full-time for a major Midwestern US electric utility company.
Beth has an MA in Management from Antioch University in Yellow Springs, Ohio and a BS in Life Sciences from Kent State University. Beth has helped to raise more than 30 foster children over the past ten years, adopting three of them. She also lives with four dogs and two cats. In her “spare” time, she is founding a non-profit agency to assist homeless youth in the transition from their teens to responsible adulthood.
Her love of dogs and passion to educate and share solutions with those in need brought her to doggies.com as head writer of our Doggies Blog and Dog Den Article Library.
Thinking of bringing a dog into your home? Order Beth's book, "101 Things You Should Know before Getting a Dog". This book is a realistic guide to all of the things you should consider before bringing a dog into your home. It covers everything from preparations to puppyhood to playtime to end-of-life issues. The last chapter includes some famous quotations about dogs to make you smile...and think.
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