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  Becoming a 'dog person'

  January 27th, 2012

  By Renata Tweedy, StubbyDog.org It was plain and simple: I was a cat person. I had two cats and I fostered 50 more, but I never adopted, as I had a strong conviction that each one adopted meant a space for one more. As an adult, having a dog never crossed my mind. Dogs were nice, sure. I didnt...

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  Outcome for Santa Fe vet who bragged of poisoning animal

  by Leslie Smith on January 26th, 2012

  Maybe you remember the post from last June: A veterinarian who practices a few blocks from my home here in Santa Fe, New Mexico, made headline news when she bragged of her intention to poison an animal to death. Dr. Joan Moreau suspected a coyote had killed her beloved barn cat, and on her...

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  Dog gives his owner Moore

  January 27th, 2012

  In an article in the New York Times, television legend Mary Tyler Moore revealed she gets help treating her diabetes from an unlikely source – her pet Pit Bull, Spanky.

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  Some human cold and flu meds are deadly for pets

  January 25th, 2012

  According to the ASPCA, cold and flu medication for people could be fatal to your pet. Over-the-counter and prescription pharmaceutical products, used to ease symptoms of winter-time and other...

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  DogTime needs your help

  January 24th, 2012

  Great news DogTime readers! DogTime has been nominated for Best Social Networking Site and Best Overall Website for Dog Lovers by readers of Bay Woof, the San Francisco Bay Area...

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  'Working dogs' to carry mail

  January 24th, 2012

  The U.S. Postal Service released a new line of postage stamps yesterday that feature working dogs. The four new stamps have four different dogs engaged in as many different helping tasks: a search...