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Call to sue state for dog attacks

Call to sue state for dog attacks
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Root cause of pit bull attacks still being probed- Didiza

Root cause of pit bull attacks still being probed- Didiza
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Bone appetit! Dogs prefer food over toys, study confirms

Researchers from the University of Florida have revealed that nine out of 10 dogs will choose food over toys. ....

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Anxious dogs can improve their memory by chewing on toys, study suggests

Rsearchers found that chewing may act to reduce physiological arousal in fearful dogs, helping them to focus, while in more relaxed dogs, chewing may create a distraction. ....

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