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Study Shows Half of D.C. Cab Drivers Pass Blind People with Guide Dogs

September 2nd, 2010
Written by DOGNews Feed | Posted in News

In a study by a civil rights watchdog group, taxi drivers in the District of Columbia often drove past blind people who were trying to hail a cab while accompanied by a guide dog. The Equal Rights Center, in a report released Wednesday morning, said that it conducted 30 tests this year, and that in half of them, drivers passed someone with a guide dog, only to ...

Dog Camp: Unleashing the Good Times

September 2nd, 2010
Written by DOGNews Feed | Posted in News

This day camp starts like just any other. The yellow school bus makes its rounds, picking up one passenger after another en route to day camp. Small legs quickly climb the stairs, heads pop out of bus windows, and excitement reigns as they near their destination. But never has a school bus been so drenched in drool: each of these day campers has four ...

SitStay: A Dog Rescue Site with the Best Dog Supplies

September 1st, 2010
Written by Leslie Brown | Posted in Dog Rescues, Product Reviews

SitStay was one of the very first online dog supply stores in the history of the Internet. Online since 1996, SitStay.com is the best store for quality dog products and dog supplies. Good for Your Dog Supplies! carries supplies for all breeds of puppies and dogs, with the best products, food, and natural treats for your puppy, middle-aged dog, and aging senior dog, ...

Sleepy Sammy and Mischievous Maya

August 31st, 2010
Written by Lisa Taylor | Posted in Personal Stories
Sammy snores next to Maya, the Twinkie-sized terrorist.

        Invariably, when M.W. and I leave the house, Sammy leaves a puddle.  Everything to Maya is a chew toy, including Boo Boo, Felix, and Delilah, our three cats.  Sammy has a chronic case of separation anxiety, and Maya is a Twinkie-sized terrorist. We’re all one big, bloody marvelous crew. When I first met M.W., he described Bela and Sammy as different as night and day.  Bela, a ...

Dancing Merengue Dog

August 30th, 2010
Written by David Rosenblatt | Posted in Videos

Taunting: Nothing Funny About It

August 29th, 2010
Written by Joy Lawson Jones | Posted in Awareness

Two weeks ago a local home was vandalized under cover of darkness by a group of young teens. That was bad enough, but the property crimes were accompanied by taunting of the owner's three dogs: LeeLou, a Neapolitan Mastiff (145 pounds), Shadow, a Presa Canario (130 pounds), and Lajsci (La-chi),a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix (100+ pounds). Stupid and dangerous only begins to describe the situation.  Let's ...

A Parent’s Humiliation

August 29th, 2010
Kizzie: Hee hee...now who is the bad one?

Today was the annual Pet Blessing at church.  It was lovely, with special music and readings, and cats, dogs, hamsters, crickets, crabs, birds, snakes and all kinds of animal companions, real and stuffed.  I held Ms. Kizzie close, as she can be a real handful.  Mr. CJ was his usual sociable and friendly self, the veritable Mayor of Church and as good as gold UNTIL ...