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I am still very much concerned that this event could cause an adverse reaction in our canine concert dogs. Dogs are reactionary creatures, and I am worried about their reaction to all these high and low levels of “canine only” pitches.

My main concern is that if a very passive animal feels that these low or high sounding pitches are a threat, will they become aggressive? Has there really been enough thought and research done for this project? Or, is it just one big promotion, without much thought for safety of our 4 legged friends? I hope it is not only a “stunt”

I hope our canine friends will be safe,

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This Tuesday at noon in downtown Austin,
Texas a wild event will take place.

It’s the first ever Canine Concert.

It’s a live rock show played at a sound level
only dogs can hear.

The event is a publicity stunt to promote my
latest book, which I’ll tell you about on Tuesday.

But the Canine Concert isn’t the only draw.

I’ll also display a real mermaid.

Yes, a real one.

And a famous magician will actually produce
P.T. Barnum himself out of a copy of my book.

And I’ll be there to sign a few books.
Be looking for an email from me tomorrow,
about my new book and how you can get a
circus tent full of bonuses.

Onwards,

Joe

PS — I understand some cats are upset that they
won’t be able to hear the Canine Concert. If you
see them picketing, please ignore them. You
know how cats can be. So uppidity and all.

http://www.canineconcert.com/

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