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September 2005 |
20 | Successful small-space living
With planning and commitment, small-space living can work.
by maryann mott
26 | DF 35
What dog lovers should know about grooming.
by kathy salzberg
32 | After paralysis
Your paralyzed dog can live - well.
by katie costello
38 | Bowled over
How do you choose? We help you.
by jennifer quasha
40 | Big dog on campus
Some campuses open their doors to students’ pets.
by jane musgrave
46 | Pug: Royal Toy
The curious, adaptable Pug leapt from the throne to the family room.
by denise flaim
52 | Samoyed: Smiling Sammie
A cheerful worker, the Samoyed needs to snuggle, too.
by eve adamson
56 | Tibetan Spaniel: Born to love
Intelligent and happy, the Tibetan Spaniel craves one-on-one time with his owner.
by terry winkelmann
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Bark Back
6 | Letters to the Editor
8 | Gallery
newshound
9 | TV goes to the dogs.
by sandy robins
12 | Law and Order: Where can you legally bury your dog?
by gregory m. dennis
Everyday Dog
14 | Conquer problem chewing.
by cherie langlois
15 | Good Puppy: Teach your puppy to take food gently
by september morn
16 | Best Behavior: Beyond basics
by pat miller
18 | Ask DOG FANCY: Your canine questions answered
by september morn
19 | Happy Endings: On the right track
by jennifer quasha
CheckUP
58 | How to find a vet
by marcia king
60 | Ask the Vet: Your medical questions answered
by Leslie Sinclair, DVM |