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10 More Things Humans Do Wrong at Dog Parks  Treehuggersource

Five years of football dominance in Kansas City inspired a spike in dogs named Kelce, and, for the creative types, some feline Catrick Mahomeses. But in Louisburg, Kansas, Shelly Trester and her family went a different route. They named their dog Nnadi.Derrick Nnadi, a soft-spoken 317-pound defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, is not

Zlata Kosovsky, 28: Dog lover with ‘beautiful green eyes’  The Times of Israelsource

ProfileSectionstvFeaturedMore From NBCFollow NBC NewsThere are no new alerts at this timeSEOUL, South Korea — South Korean lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday to ban the consumption and sale of dog meat in a move cheered by animal welfare groups. “This is history in the making,” JungAh Chae, the executive director of Humane Society International Korea,

Recent release “Love Notes from Your Dog” from Newman Springs Publishing author Lori Thomas is a colorful and fun gift book for dog lover’s with loves notes written from the perspective of an adoring dog. source

Senior Lecturer in Animal Science, Nottingham Trent University Jacqueline Boyd is affiliated with The Kennel Club (UK) through membership, as Chair of the Activities Health and Welfare Subgroup, member of the Dog Health Group and Chair of the Heelwork to Music Working Party. Jacqueline also writes, consults and coaches on canine matters on an independent

Ouch! Ant Bites on Dogs Can Be a Problem, So Here’s What a Vet Says to Watch For  Yahoo Lifesource

The slaughter and sale of dogs for their meat is set to become illegal in South Korea – but there's a generational divide in the country over the decision.Watch Seoul correspondent Jean Mackenzie's report from one of the few places in the capital where you can eat the delicacy.Read more here.Video shows a wrecked cabin

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