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Doggie 'doctors' diagnose their owners' ills Canines’ keen sense of smell, intuition helps them detect people's disease |
The sound of fear: Noise phobias torment dogs Up to 20 percent of pooches are sensitive enough to need professional help |
Pet sterilization laws raise health concerns Spayed or neutered dogs more at risk for cancers, other ills, research shows |
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Pets not left behind as New Orleans clears out Authorities evacuating residents from New Orleans ahead of Hurricane Gustav are making amends with four-legged friends after thousands of pets perished in Hurricane Katrina. |
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Dog back in Calif. after 1,400-mile trek Kobe the terrier is back with his family after a 1,400-mile trip. The small white pooch vanished from his Bellflower home last month and was found by a stranger in Denton, Texas. A microchip implanted in his neck contained his owner's information. |
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