Earlier in the week, we featured a story about a paraplegic dog whose owner faithfully walked him every day, using a special harness to compensate for the dog’s disability. I’m not sure I would be able to keep up with that, which got me to wondering what people do when their dogs become crippled.
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We spoiled our dogs with bones and toys this year. What did you give yours?
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The big news this week was the 2013 National Dog Show from the Philadelphia Kennel Club. Of course, we know the judge picked the American Foxhound as Best in Show. What do you think? Did the right dog win?
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I posted a picture earlier this week of my sister’s dog with a mohawk haircut, and it got me to thinking: has your dog ever gotten a bad haircut?
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I often bring you information about dogs in general, but this week, I happened to have only features about several very different dogs. Which one did you like the best?
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Since I posted the picture of the panicked dog who ate through a door yesterday, and since my dear, sweet (HA!) Daisy chewed through my remote control this week, I thought an appropriate question for today’s survey would be to ask about what your dog has chewed or destroyed.
I can remember my dad saying our collie, Lady, nearly chewed the legs off of the picnic table when she was a pup. My dogs have always enjoyed a good piece of furniture.
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I’ve been writing this blog now for about five-and-a-half years, and it’s been awhile since I’ve stopped to see if we’re meeting your needs. Please answer the poll below so I can see what I need to do more of and what you’d rather I cut back on.
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Somehow during a week dominated by the introduction of Sunny, his family’s new dog, President Obama was able to address the topic of breed specific legislation. What is breed specific legislation or BSL? It is any law that seeks to make it illegal to own a specific dog because of his or her breed. BSL has been used particularly against pit bulls. Advocates of BSL say it keeps people safer by limiting the number of dangerous dogs being kept as family pets. Those against BSL say there are no bad breeds, only bad breeders and owners who teach their dogs to be aggressive and / or dangerous.
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When South Carolina Animal Control Officer Nicole Hubbard saw this dog crate containing a Beagle mix dog being pulled behind an SUV on the highway, she called police and followed the car until they responded. (Read the whole story from Pet360.)
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Kind of by accident, I ended up with several articles to post this past week that focused on philanthropy in one way or another. Did you get a chance to donate to any of the causes?
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