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To get past disaster, they want their dogs (St. Petersburg Times)
A lot of things have hurt the Coutures recently. Add to the list: not getting their dogs back after Katrina.
All-natural hot dogs have their day at farmers’ market (Centre Daily Times)
Hot dogs, America’s quintessential summer snack, are hot these days and have come a long way from what H.L. Mencken described as “rubber, indigestible pseudo-sausages” loaded with nitrites.
California police dogs to become bulletproof (Mail and Guardian)
More and more United States police dogs are enjoying similar protection to their human partners in fighting crime. The latest group are the dogs of one Southern California town who will be strutting the streets this week with the new bulletproof vests.
Training dogs for the job (The Star Online)
BREEDING show dogs is a favourite passion among many pet lovers. However, businessman Michael Lee Tai Seng from the Malaysian-Thai border town of Padang Besar prefers to breed and train working dogs.
California dogs to become bulletproof (AFP via Yahoo! News)
More and more US police dogs are enjoying similar protection as their human partners in fighting crime.
4 dogs dead, 2 puppies injured as bees swarm in West Palm (Sun-Sentinel)
WEST PALM BEACH — Four dogs are dead and two puppies were fighting for their lives on Monday night after being attacked by a swarm of bees, news partner NewsChannel 5 reported.
Four Dogs Stung, Killed By Swarm Of Bees (NBC 6 Miami)
Four dogs died Monday after they were attacked by a swarm of bees in West Palm Beach.
Lion shot, killed by rancher as it attacked his dogs (Bismarck Tribune)
A rancher shot and killed a mountain lion that was fighting with his dogs Sunday morning on his ranch east of Watford City, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department said Monday.
Blow up prairie dogs? Colorado thinks about it (Helena Independent Record)
Denver The state Wildlife Commission will this week discuss adding new firepower to Colorado s arsenal of lethal measures to wipe out prairie dogs and other burrowing creatures: explosive gases.