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  • I suppose they don’t use Border Collies for police work because they’re simply not vicious enough and aren’t known for their bite. Or perhaps they’re too high strung for intense […]

    Police Dog Fail

    Posted on December 28, 2008 | 1 Comment
    I suppose they don’t use Border Collies for police work because they’re simply not vicious enough and aren’t known for their bite. Or perhaps they’re too high strung for intense […]

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  • There are many dog wars that I simply don’t care much about. If you’re going to fight, you should probably fight for a cause that you have a stake in […]

    All Hail Cesar

    Posted on December 27, 2008 | No Comments
    There are many dog wars that I simply don’t care much about. If you’re going to fight, you should probably fight for a cause that you have a stake in […]

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  • reprint from 12/17/2007 I’m not a bleeding heart type. Most people would consider me an asshole. I speak my mind, call it like I see it with no regard for […]

    Redemption: Eyes Open and Crying

    Posted on December 26, 2008 | 3 Comments
    reprint from 12/17/2007 I’m not a bleeding heart type. Most people would consider me an asshole. I speak my mind, call it like I see it with no regard for […]

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  • The Ancient, Modern, and Future Language of “Dog.” Part 1. The Ancient. Wherein the Author describes the Border War between Linguists on the history of the proto-word for “Dog.” Part […]

    The Future Language of Dog

    Posted on December 25, 2008 | No Comments
    The Ancient, Modern, and Future Language of “Dog.” Part 1. The Ancient. Wherein the Author describes the Border War between Linguists on the history of the proto-word for “Dog.” Part […]

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  • reprint from 2/24/2008 In my recent correspondence with a pet rescuer who has yet to embrace No-Kill, I saw firsthand the phenomenon that Nathan Winograd discusses in Redemption: that we […]

    Killing for a Myth

    Posted on December 25, 2008 | 1 Comment
    reprint from 2/24/2008 In my recent correspondence with a pet rescuer who has yet to embrace No-Kill, I saw firsthand the phenomenon that Nathan Winograd discusses in Redemption: that we […]

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