City prepares to collar barking dogs (Billings Gazette)
ROCK SPRINGS - Residents of Rock Springs who own barking dogs can apply to the city to borrow collars that will give the noisy animals an electric shock.

Day camp for dogs (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Is your dog getting a little lonely left home alone while you’re at work? At the very least, energetic dogs left to their own devices all day are fully rested and ready for a long romp just when you are ready for a nap.

Residents: Man Shoots Dogs, Gets Away With It (KMBC TheKansasCityChannel.com via Yahoo! News)
Residents say a man has been shooting dogs for 20 years, in some cases neighbors’ dogs. Even though Kansas has made shooting dogs a felony offense, the fine print of Scruffy’s Law means the man in question may not be committing a crime, KMBC’s Lara Moritz reported.

Mom won’t let ‘Sleeping Dogs Lie’ (Jam! Showbiz)
Melinda Page Hamilton says she didn’t have to be talked into playing a woman whose sexual past includes once fellating her dog. Some trepidation came, however, when the New York actress told her mother what Bobcat Goldthwait’s new comedy Sleeping Dogs Lie was about.

Breeder Turns Rare Dogs Over To Humane Society (KOIN News 6 Portland)
PORTLAND - Forty dogs are waiting adoption after an overwhelmed breeder decided to surrender the canines before winter weather arrives.

Breeder surrenders 40 rare dogs (KATU Portland)
The animals that arrived at OHS are mostly Goldendoodles and Labradoodles, which represent a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle, or a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. The dogs will be up for adoption.

Hot dogs (Standard-Examiner)
Prodigiously pup-ular ‘Best in Show’ exhibit comes to Park City for a 10-week stay Dogs claim the title of man’s best friend. It turns out they may also be man’s favorite art subject.

Constables who fatally shot 3 dogs in 2003 agree to settle suit for $320,000 (The Morning Call)
Warrant was being served in Allentown over parking tickets. Three constables approached an Allentown home looking for a man wanted for unpaid parking tickets. Inside 312 S. Franklin St. were six adults, three children and three dogs.