For not-so-famous, a few dog tales - Reading Eagle

July 10, 2008 on 2:48 am | In Miniature Schnauzer News & Views |

Fala, the canine companion of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, is arguably the most famous dog in American history. In his day, every American knew who Fala was, said Frances K. Delmar, who coordinates programs for Hopewell Furnace National
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College students sold on stripper poles - MSNBC
Summer is fast coming to end, and it’s the time of year when our nation’s youth begin heading back to college with a packing list that most likely includes the usual items laptops, iPods, backpacks. Now one company wants our best and brightest to
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The big debate: Pit bulls - Tucson Citizen
Pit bulls were originally bred for a genetic propensity to race across a pit, attack another dog totally without provocation, and keep on attacking until the other dog is dead. This doesn’t make the dog “evil,” but it does mean that the dog can be
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