Dogs Attack, Kill Two-Year-Old Pup (WKRN Nashville)
A Nashville woman said it could’ve been much worse after her neighbors dog attacked and killed her pet. She said the dog could have attacked a child. | | The incident happened early Tuesday afternoon in Hermitage on Scotts Creek Place. Two dogs allegedly crawled under a fence and attacked and killed the woman s dog, two year old Dakota. | | Copyright 2006 by WKRN Nashville…

For health s sake, clean up after dogs (Gazette.Net)
On several occasions we have witnessed people s pets dogs relieving themselves outside on public areas and their owners not cleaning up after them. Those of us who own dogs and pick up them get blamed for the acts of those who don t.

17 dogs survive dog flu at Cheyenne shelter (Casper Star-Tribune)
CHEYENNE (AP) — Seventeen dogs that the Cheyenne Animal Shelter did not euthanize after an outbreak of canine influenza have recovered from the illness, raising questions about whether the shelter made the right decision to put down 42 dogs earlier this month.

Drug dogs search middle schools (Gazette Extra Sports)
Two drug-sniffing dogs searched two Janesville middle schools Tuesday morning, school officials said. The dogs “hit” on one locker at Franklin Middle School and six lockers at Marshall Middle School, district spokeswoman Sheryl Miller said.

Woodbridge woman, 85, attacked by two family dogs (The Star-Ledger)
An 85-year-old woman was sitting on the deck behind her Woodbridge home when she was bitten on her arm and head by two dogs owned by a relative, police said yesterday.

Hunting with dogs charge dropped (BBC News)
An attempt to prosecute a Borders man for hunting with dogs for the second time is dropped.

Dogs sniff out 5th place (The Biloxi Sun Herald)
Two drug dogs in the Jackson Sheriff Department’s K-9 Corps rank among the top five teams in the nation. They placed fifth in national competition held by the U.S. Police K-9 Association all last week in Canton, Miss.

Missoula dogs lap up ice cream at no charge (Billings Gazette)
MISSOULA — Dogs don’t scream for ice cream, but they’ll sit, stay or speak for it at some of the ice cream parlors here.