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dog in the news headlines for
July 2004:
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July 13TH: Livermore resident helps Romanian street dogs
WHEN Nancy Janes boarded a plane for a hiking
trip in Romania three years ago, she had no idea the experience would change her
life. The Livermore resident wanted to learn more about a people and its
culture, but when she arrived in Bucharest she found a canine subculture that
made her gasp.
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July 13TH: Alameda takes a stand for the little guy, or dog
ALAMEDA -- Bigger is not always brawnier in the
dog world. Some of the bossier dogs at the city's dog park are the pixies of the
bunch. But a number of dust-ups at the public dog run on the southern side of
Washington Park has led to city approval of a spot just for small dogs.
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July 13TH:Woman dies while trying to save dog
Associated Press--MARYSVILLE, Wash. – A woman and
her husband got out of their burning house safely, but the woman went back
inside and died trying to save her dog, authorities said.
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July
13TH:Crackdown on dog fouling and litterbugs
UK--PEOPLE dropping litter or allowing their dog
to foul pavements or public areas could face on-the-spot fines in the Maidstone
area from this month. Police Community Support Officers working in the borough
have been given special powers allowing them to hand out £50 fines for the
anti-social behaviour.
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July 13TH: Dog goes to post office to get mail
Associated Press--CARPIO, N.D. - Toby
arrives at the post office here at 9:30 every morning, ready to deliver the
mail, even though he's barred from coming inside.
March 02,
2004:
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March 2, Bad time of year for young canines
Veterinarians in the Northern San Joaquin
Valley are concerned this spring could be a bad one for canine parvovirus. In
the past month, animal hospitals and clinics in Modesto, Turlock and Manteca
have treated a number of puppies infected with parvovirus, a highly contagious
and potentially deadly disease.
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March 2, Doggie dancing
You've heard of obedience school, but does
your best friend know how to boogie? It's popularity is growing all over the
world, although it's fairly new to Austin – canine freestyle.
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March 2, Dog Park Love
True love blossoms in the weirdest places.
Some married partners find each other via online dating, others through mutual
friends or at schools, bars, art galleries or parties. But Casey Loew met her
mate at a ... dog park?! Here's the romantic tale of how two single humans were
happily introduced to each other by their canine companions.
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March 2, Stick kills kid's pet dog
UK--A DOG died when he impaled himself on
a stick thrown for him by his ten-year-old owner. Christopher Bell watched in
horror as the nine-inch stick, which had stuck in mud, went through Taz’s
throat.
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March 2, Search narrows in dog-burning case
GOLDEN - An enhanced security video from a
Walgreen's drugstore near one of two dog burnings in metro Denver has yielded a
better description of "a person of interest."
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March 1st, Dog sports enthusiasts hold competition
POLOMOLOK, South Cotabato -- The Pinetown
High Drive (PHD) K-9 Sports Club held Sunday a dog competition at the Soccer
Field of Lantana Subdivision, Barangay Cannery Site.
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March 1st, Dog owner calls for safety boost at Portelet
A DOG owner has called for fencing to be
put up near Portelet, Torteval. Molly the dog had to be plucked from a cliff at
Portelet Harbour by Ambulance and Rescue late on Friday afternoon. She was not
hurt, much to the delight of Harry Wild, left, aged five, and his brother, Jack,
seven. The Ambulance and Rescue Service cliff team was called to the area when a
cocker spaniel, Molly, got stuck 10ft up a steep cliff.
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March 1st, Donor puts up reward of £100 for stolen dog
A REWARD has been pledged by an anonymous
donor for the safe return of Barney, the black cocker spaniel stolen from
outside a city supermarket.
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March 1st, Cost of dog mess ... £335 Mar 1 2004
The Huddersfield Daily Examiner--DOG
wardens are stepping up their war on lazy pet owners who still allow man's best
friend to foul public parks and play areas.
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