Explore Purina Farms: Amazing Canines

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Purina Farms is bringing the best of the farm to your home every week! You can virtually explore Purina Farms through videos featuring the animals, dog trainers and others who work there, as well as the pets who work and play at Purina Farms every day.

Each day of the week features videos on a variety of topics including animal connections, training tips and responsible pet care advice for kids. 

Tune in each day:

Monday: Animal Connections: Meet all the animals that call Purina Farms home.

Tuesday: Trainer Tips: Advice for pet owners.

Wednesay: Amazing Canines: One-of-a-kind entertainment by canine athletes.

Thursday: Responsible Pet Care: Caring for four-legged family members (kid-focused).

Friday: Fur Friday: Stories, photos and videos of favorite furry friends.

Tune in each day on the Purina Farms YouTube Channel or Facebook page.

Learn more at purinafarms.com

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