“He’s used to doing TV. He started very young alongside me on the set of “Affaire concluded” and there he earned his stripes as co-presenter,”
described this evening in “C l’hebdo” by Sophie Davant.
The presenter has embarked on a new television adventure with “En Bonne Compagnie”, a program dedicated to our furry and feathered friends broadcast on France 3. At her side, a certain Raoul, her dog.
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“The aim of the show is to evoke this special relationship which unites owners with their animals - which represents one in two households in France, therefore millions of people - and who ask themselves the same questions that we will deal with in plateau. The show will also be an opportunity to defend causes
,” explained Sophie Davant to TVMAG a few days ago, on the cover of one of our issues.
Raoul's bad habit
In the France 5 talk hosted by Aurélie Casse, Sophie Davant says a little more about her four-legged colleague.
“I'm not very good at authoritarianism and strict education with my dog
,” the host immediately admits.
“I have a little problem: to express his happiness… He bites!
Already on the set of “Deal concluded”, when he felt the end of the expert assessments, because he is very intelligent, he ran after the salesman to bite his calf.
On the radio, he doesn't say anything during the live broadcast.
He understood that we shouldn't hear him, but as soon as it was over, he started barking and biting my calves
,” she then said.
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“We tried with a behaviorist who gave me some advice, but it wasn’t enough. In my opinion, you need a real internship!”
, laughs Sophie Davant who says she is
“circumspect”
in front of humans who are
“satisfied with their authority to see their dog who obeys them with their finger and eye”
.
“I'm not hyper-authoritarian but I have the impression that we have a hyper-complicit bond. I think he loves me a lot and it’s reciprocal
,” Sophie Davant then declares before recalling that
“taking a pet is a commitment and daily constraints
. ”
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