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Nov 13

Why you think you want a puppy (but you really, really don’t)

By Laura T. Coffey

In the process of writing the new book “My Old Dog: Rescued Pets with Remarkable Second Acts,” author Laura T. Coffey learned something she didn’t understand when she first got her puppy Manny: When it comes to adopting a dog,…

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Oct 09

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Can dog lovers and environmentalists find common ground in this urban national park?

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The urban, 80,000-acre Golden Gate National Recreation Area is unlike all other national parks: For 14 years, it's been the site of a war over dogs, and whether they can run leash-free in certain areas. Special correspondent Spencer Michels reports.

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Oct 09

The fuss over dogs in this national park? It’s your government at work

By Spencer Michels

Why would we spend much time worrying about whether dogs are allowed to run off-leash in a national park on the far western coast of the U.S.? The story is a lesson in how government works, or doesn’t, depending on…

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Sep 11

Ground zero search and rescue dog given super sweet 16

By Alison Moore

The last known living search and rescue dog deployed to Ground Zero on September 11, 2001 was given the Sweet 16 of a lifetime this week. Bretagne the golden retreiver of Texas Task Force 1, along with her owner Denise…

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Aug 29

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How Katrina changed the laws about evacuating pets in natural disasters

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Aug 12

Uggie, dynamic dog star of ‘The Artist,’ dies at age 13

By News Desk

Uggie, the Jack Russell terrier who starred as the lovable sidekick to a fading silent movie star in “The Artist,” was euthanized in Los Angeles on Friday after a battle with prostate cancer, TMZ first reported this week.

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Feb 26

Top dog: Labrador retriever remains America’s favorite breed

By Zachary Treu

You have spoken, people of America: For an astounding 24th consecutive year, the most popular breed of dog in the United States is the Labrador retriever, according to rankings released by the American Kennel Club today. Nipping at the…

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Feb 18

Photos: Dogs being dogs at the Westminster Dog Show

By Colleen Shalby

For those who made it to the creme de la creme of canine competitions, the pressure began immediately. Here’s what happened to those dogs before, during and after Miss P, a beagle whose full name is Ch Tashtins Lookin for…

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Feb 18

Miss P’s Westminster win claims second Best in Show for a beagle

By Joshua Barajas

A beagle named Miss P won the 139th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Tuesday night, the second of its breed to take the title in the past decade.

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Dec 23

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Soldiers find special bond with dogs trained for war

By PBS News Hour

Some 2,500 dogs have accompanied American warriors on patrol and in close combat in Iraq and Afghanistan. Tasks like bomb detection and protection demand dedication to their human handlers, with whom they often form a special bond in the face…

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