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Police welcomes a therapy dog.

Police welcomes a therapy dog.

This week, the Savannah Police Department welcomed their first therapy dog. Goose, a ten-week-old Labrador puppy, is the most recent addition to the SPD. This week she started her training program to become a therapy dog. Chief Lenny Gunther stated that this feature will be of great benefit to department …

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He carried his paraplegic dog to enjoy the rain

He carried his paraplegic dog to enjoy the rain

When Alvin, Agea Santos’ pet pooch, suffered a stroke that prevented him from standing as before, the owner made an oath to himself to look after his canine companion and provide all he could for a happy life. Alvin adored playing in the rain and running through puddles before his …

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He became better after reuniting with his dog.

He became better after reuniting with his dog.

The elderly man’s spirits were lifted upon being reunited with his beloved dog, and he observed a marked improvement in himself. James Wathen, 73, is a patient at Baptist Health Corbin in Corbin, Kentucky who has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. His physical condition is fragile and his mental …

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Cushing’s disease in dogs

Cushing's disease in dogs

Dogs who suffer from Cushing’s disease possess an issue with their adrenal glands, two organs that are situated in front of each kidney. As the disease progresses, the most distinctive sign is frequent urination combined with an excessive thirst. Additionally, dogs suffer from muscle atrophy and thinning of their skin, …

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How dogs see the world

How dogs see the world

No matter whether or not all of us are dog people, it remains true that man’s best friend is credited as being a dog. Additionally, women too can make these canine creatures their closest pal. Dogs can be fascinating from a scientific perspective. Contrary to popular belief, the vision of …

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Can dogs see colors?

Can dogs see colors?

Studies have shown that the retina of a dog’s eye contains rods and cones which enable it to recognize a wider range of colors than humans. This means that while they might not distinguish between the exact same shades like we do, they still have excellent levels of color vision …

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