‘America’s Dog’ Not for Everyone
Uno the Beagle may be "America's dog," which is what the commentators at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show dubbed him when he took Best in Show honors last week. But the merry little hound is not the right breed for everyone, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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Canine Blood Donor To Be Honored
He's donated blood 20 times and is being honored by the Livingston County, Mich., chapter of the American Red Cross. Not bad for a 200-pound, 2-year-old English Mastiff who answers to the name Lurch, the Associated Press reports.
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Petitions Ask to Let Dogs on City Buses
A college student in Bellingham, Wash., is collecting signatures to try and change the “no dogs” policy on city buses, the Bellingham Herald reports.
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John Rich’s Dog Lost – And Found
John Rich, one half of the country duo Big & Rich, recovered from a scare on Tuesday when his 3-year-old American Bulldog, missing since Friday, was returned to him by a student at Nashville's Vanderbilt University, People Magazine reports.
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Dangerous Dog Bill Passes Alabama House
The state House of Representatives approved a pair of bills Tuesday that would allow authorities in Mobile County, Ala., to declare dogs dangerous and impose criminal penalties on their owners, The Press-Register (Alabama) reports.
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