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PUPPY LOVE OR . . .; DOGGONE CRAZY?; From beach umbrellas to life preservers, Humarock store has everything for your pet
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The Patriot Ledger
SCITUATE Ever worry that your dog might get hurt hanging out the
car window? Ever consider buying a pair of dog goggles? Discerning
pet owners on the South Shore now have a place to indulge their love
of animals with everything from organic catnip to pooch life
preservers. Pawsitively Natural in the Humarock section of Scituate
has it all. There is the pet umbrella, for instance. The stout
umbrella can be staked into the ground and attached to a dog's leash,
whe...
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Dog owners who let pets off lead will pay Pounds 75 on-the-spot fine
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Finnish study raises growl from doting dog owners
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; Pounding the pavement with your pooch may not have the claimed health benefits, according to a new survey. A Finnish health survey of 21,101 people found pet owners were more likely to suffer from illnesses such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, depression, ulcers and kidney disease than
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Pet owners ask town to give dogs a place of their own
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; By JOE McGEE The Patriot Ledger Whitman dog owners are asking the town to establish special areas in parks for their pets to relieve themselves. Dog Owners Unite is a group of about 30 petitioners who say that a dog-only recreation area would eliminate the resentment that other public park users
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Dog owners get their day before board on Monday; Selectmen unlikely to reverse beach ban on canines
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; Laurent Thomet The Patriot Ledger Dog owners are putting up a fight over a dog ban on Duxbury Beach. The Duxbury Board of Selectmen will reserve time during its 7:30 meeting Monday night to hear from dog owners who have called with complaints since the ban was announced last month. Selectmen voted
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Dog owners' names could be made dirt; Roll-call of foul play - and higher fines - possible as council gets tough.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
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How much will pet owners pay?
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Pet owners get advice from primary pupils
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Downtown dog owners deal with smaller space on Common
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