NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW ITA woman has become a widow after her dog mauled her husband to death – weeks after she shared a post blaming owners for badly behaved pets. Karen ‘Maree’ Anderson, 64, and husband Noel Backhouse, 66, were set upon by their Rottweiler, Ruben, in their home in Allens Rivulet, […]
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Dog attacks could become more common on hot and polluted days, troubling new research has warned. Climate change could make dog bites more common, new research has warned.Dogs are 11 per cent more likely to attack people on days with higher UV levels, according to Harvard Medical School research.Previous studies have linked high temperatures and
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KIRO 7 Now Now that a mysterious dog disease has made its way officially to Washington State, the state veterinarian, Dr. Amber Itle, is asking dog owners to be vigilant. Itle said they haven’t been able to pinpoint an exact cause of the disease and they’re trying to get data they need from laboratories to
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The Great Dane, who earned the tallest dog Guinness World Record title in 2022 after measuring in at 1.046 m (3 ft 5.18 in) tall, has died following a diagnosis of bone cancer.Zeus, a 3-year-old Great Dane from Bedford, Texas, died Tuesday after he had developed pneumonia after his amputation on Sept 7, according to
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WATCH LIVEMASSAPEQUA, New York (WABC) — A man was arrested Sunday after allegedly abusing dogs at the dog day care facility he worked for in Nassau County.Andrew Laurendi, 21, was terminated from his employment at Pawllywood Dog Day Care, Boarding and Grooming in Massapequa, following the incidents.Laurendi can be seen on video swinging multiple small
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Scientists conducted a comprehensive study to investigate the potential correlation between weather conditions, air pollution, and dog aggression towards humans. The study, published in the Scientific Reports journal, reveals intriguing findings suggesting that dogs, or the interactions between humans and dogs, exhibit heightened hostility on hot, sunny, and smoggy days.New research suggests that dogs are
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ShareThe man is due back in court on Dec. 21.MASSAPEQUA – Police in Nassau County, Long Island said a 21-year-old dog daycare employee in Massapequa was seen on video swinging multiple dogs above his head, using their leash, and then letting them fall to the ground.Andrew Laurendi was arrested Sunday night and charged with animal cruelty and
