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The Reluctant First Mate
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Melody Coulter
Woman and dog sail the Atlantic Ocean.
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10 Super Foods For You and Your Dog
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Claudia Kawczynska
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The Dog Lover’s Guide to Travel
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The Bark
On the road with Kelly E. Carter and Lucy
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Knit Your Own Zoo
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Home-Schooling for Dogs Could Be Catching On
by
Mark Derr
A rambunctious five-year-old Labrador Retriever who until a few months ago knew not a word of any language, obeyed no command, charged around the house or zipped through any hole in the fence before one could utter the name he didn’t seem to recognize has become my 91-year-old mother’s great and...
Divorce and Dogs
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Karen B. London
“My best support came from my dog,” is a common sentiment among people who have been through a divorce. That’s no surprise given the well-known benefits of dogs. They ease feelings of loneliness, make us feel loved, encourage exercise, promote playfulness and facilitate social interactions. They...
Susie's Senior Dogs Promotes Older Pups
by
JoAnna Lou
Brandon Stanton runs the quirky blog, Humans of New York, which features photos and stories of interesting New Yorkers. Despite his focus on people, Brandon has sparked a crusade to promote older homeless dogs. While out taking pictures, Brandon ran into a most interesting character--Susie a 13-...
Weight Reduction in Dogs
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Karen B. London
The dog’s left legs were aimed a little bit skyward as he was lying on his right side. Excessive weight prevented them from being in the usual position—resting on the body with the feet on the ground. His guardian said that their veterinarian wants them to work on shedding some of that weight for...
Family Lives Out of Car to Keep Dogs
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JoAnna Lou
Last week Shirley Zindler wrote about homeless people and their dogs, the hard life they lead and the difficult choices they have to make. It made me think of a family in Walnut Creek, California—Carol and Peter Devia and their two sons Leandro and Christoffer—who made the choice to live out of...
Chihuahuas Overrun Ariz. Neighborhood
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JoAnna Lou
Recently Chihuahuas terrorizing an Arizona neighborhood have been making the news, in part because it sounds so unbelievable. Pit Bulls frequently get a bad reputation, but this situation shows that any dog can be dangerous, often due to human irresponsibility. In the Phoenix, Ariz. neighborhood...

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