In this deeply moving and heartfelt two-hour special, Leah Belding dedicates the entire show to our favorite 4-legded companions...Dogs! With tears flowing and tissues at the ready, Leah welcomes a full studio of returning co-hosts, callers, and friends (including ex-college football player Ray Rollerson, veteran Jerome and his heroic service dog Chewbacca, metaphysical practitioner Elizabeth, singer Michael Corey, and more) to share raw, real stories of the dogs who have saved them, healed them, and loved them unconditionally.

From miracle surgeries and broken legs that vets said couldn’t be fixed… to a tiny service dog who has literally saved his Marine’s life twice… to Australian Shepherds who pulled their owners out of depression… this episode celebrates the sacred, almost divine love that only a dog can give. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry (a lot), and you’ll be reminded why “dog” spelled backward is “God.”

Leah shares her own emotional journey nursing her 15-year-old Shih Tzu Murphy back from the brink, explores the science and spirituality of the human-canine bond (yes, dogs produce the same “love hormone” oxytocin as human mothers and babies), and issues a passionate plea: never give up on a dog who still wags its tail.

Plus biblical insights, powerful caller stories, shocking truths about dog meat consumption still happening in 2025, and a tear-jerking AI-written poem, “A Sacred Love on Four Paws,” that will stay with you long after the show ends.

If you’ve ever loved a dog (or been loved by one), this is the episode you don’t want to miss. Bring the Kleenex… and maybe start thinking about that shelter visit you’ve been putting off.

Warning: Side effects may include uncontrollable sobbing, immediate adoption applications, and a sudden urge to hug your dog (or go get one).

 

#DogsAreFamily #GoingToTheDogs

In this deeply moving and heartfelt two-hour special, Leah Belding dedicates the entire show to our favorite 4-legded companions...Dogs! With tears flowing and tissues at the ready, Leah welcomes a full studio of returning co-hosts, callers, and friends (including ex-college football player Ray Rollerson, veteran Jerome and his heroic service dog Chewbacca, metaphysical practitioner Elizabeth, singer Michael Corey, and more) to share raw, real stories of the dogs who have saved them, healed them, and loved them unconditionally.
From miracle surgeries and broken legs that vets said couldn&rsquo;t be fixed&hellip; to a tiny service dog who has literally saved his Marine&rsquo;s life twice&hellip; to Australian Shepherds who pulled their owners out of depression&hellip; this episode celebrates the sacred, almost divine love that only a dog can give. You&rsquo;ll laugh, you&rsquo;ll cry (a lot), and you&rsquo;ll be reminded why &ldquo;dog&rdquo; spelled backward is &ldquo;God.&rdquo;
Leah shares her own emotional journey nursing her 15-year-old Shih Tzu Murphy back from the brink, explores the science and spirituality of the human-canine bond (yes, dogs produce the same &ldquo;love hormone&rdquo; oxytocin as human mothers and babies), and issues a passionate plea: never give up on a dog who still wags its tail.
Plus biblical insights, powerful caller stories, shocking truths about dog meat consumption still happening in 2025, and a tear-jerking AI-written poem, &ldquo;A Sacred Love on Four Paws,&rdquo; that will stay with you long after the show ends.
If you&rsquo;ve ever loved a dog (or been loved by one), this is the episode you don&rsquo;t want to miss. Bring the Kleenex&hellip; and maybe start thinking about that shelter visit you&rsquo;ve been putting off.
Warning: Side effects may include uncontrollable sobbing, immediate adoption applications, and a sudden urge to hug your dog (or go get one).
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#DogsAreFamily #GoingToTheDogs

Leah Belding, is a native Texan with a passion for broadcasting her views and inviting others to share or challenge her views on things political or not. Leah was a Broadcast/journalism major at the University of Texas in Arlington and worked in the entertainment and broadcasting fields before she formed The Insurance Doctor of Texas.

Leah and her husband, attorney Dennis Davis reside in the Dallas area where he owns his own law firm.

Leah is now back with her new show, designed to deal with the current issues of today’s world and to gain feedback from her listening audience. Insightful, fun, engaging and therapeutic, join her on Saturday mornings with a cup of coffee in your hand discussing deep issues!

Leah Belding,&nbsp;is a native Texan with a passion for broadcasting her views and inviting others to share or challenge her views on things political or not. Leah was a Broadcast/journalism major at the University of Texas in Arlington and worked in the entertainment and broadcasting fields before she formed The Insurance Doctor of Texas.
Leah and her husband, attorney Dennis Davis reside in the Dallas area where he owns his own law firm.
Leah is now back with her new show, designed to deal with the current issues of today&rsquo;s world and to gain feedback from her listening audience. Insightful, fun, engaging and therapeutic, join her on Saturday mornings with a cup of coffee in your hand discussing deep issues!

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