The National Dog Show is coming to the Greater Reading region November 20th through the 23rd, 2008. WEEU Radio is the exclusive in-market broadcast partner for the show and will broadcast live from the show during each day’s activities. Reading Eagle Internet Services & WEEU Radio have again partnered to bring you unique multi-media coverage of this world-class event!

Four exclusive sponsor partnerships with WEEU Radio/Reading Eagle Internet Services were originally available. Two of the four sponsorships are now sold with the final two sponsorships remaining for interested partners. Sponsorships offer exclusive booth space in the show’s expo area, a high-frequency radio advertising schedule on WEEU, a banner ad, logo and link opportunity on our exclusive website www.berksbarks.com, plus other multi-media advertising exposure. All prospective sponsorship candidates must be approved by our show board.

Interested candidates for sponsorship should contact Dave Kline at WEEU Radio or Reading Eagle Internet Services at dkline@weeu.com or (610) 376-7335 x 112.

The National Dog Show Presented by Purina®

The National Dog Show is the most widely viewed dog show in America. It is broadcast nationwide in high definition on NBC on Thanksgiving Day immediately following the Macy's Parade. It reaches an audience of nearly 20 million viewers each year and is rapidly becoming an important American holiday tradition.

This two hour family entertainment special has become a major event in the dog show world. Hosted by the Kennel Club of Philadelphia during its annual cluster of dog shows which are sanctioned by the American Kennel Club, AKC, the show attracts over 2,000 of the top show dogs from across the country. Over 150 different breeds and varieties compete for best of Breed, First in Group and the coveted title of Best in Show at the National Dog Show Presented by Purina.

The show is hosted by John O’Hurley, former Seinfeld star, winner of Dancing with the Stars and purebred owner, with expert commentary by David Frei, the "dean of dog show commentators."