October 7, 2009By: Edie LauFor The VIN News Service A veterinarian presented with a peculiar case of a poodle stuck in its crate last week traced the problem to the pet’s spot-on flea treatment. Residue from the product Advantage, which was applied between the poodle’s shoulders, somehow came in contact with the plastic base of
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ScienceDaily (June 14, 2009) — What dog owner has not come home to a broken vase or other valuable items and a guilty-looking dog slouching around the house? By ingeniously setting up conditions where the owner was misinformed as to whether their dog had really committed an offense, Alexandra Horowitz, Assistant Professor from Barnard College
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Interesting news story clip. Watch
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By Jeff Carlton DALLAS – The Innocence Project of Texas said Friday that scent identification lineups, in which trained dogs determine if a suspect’s smell matches the smell of crime scene evidence, are based on faulty science and have led to a number of wrongful convictions. Read More
Dogs used to sniff out suspects in Texas; critics say it’s ‘voodoo’ Read More »
This is mostly an article about what to do if you have a terrier that gets skunked down a hole but there’s some other good information such as how to do artificial respiration on a dog. It’s a fun site so browse. Read More Also I have an article on how to de-skunk a dog.
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