Oklahoma bombing legacy leads to search dog training Californian ...
- Daily Oklahoman
In April 1995, Wilma Melville was a California retiree who worked
with search dogs when she deployed to the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
bombing in downtown Oklahoma City . Her life changed forever, Melville
returned to the West Coast determined ...
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Pet turns Service Dog for Detroit Lakes man with multiple sclerosis -
DL-Online
John Maurer of Detroit Lakes is a people person. Involved in the
retail business until his retirement, he enjoyed getting out and meeting
people. His diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in 1980 didn’t slow him down
much in the beginning, but as the ...
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Tribute: Barbara Bennett ‘was a dog nut’ - Kansas City Star
Barbara and Jim Bennett had 60 sheep on their farm. She had six dogs,
and one named Ben was her favorite. Who: Barbara Bennett, 66, of Greenwood,
Mo. How and when died: Bennett died Nov. 7 following a second surgical
procedure. Small-town gal at ...
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Letters from the Doghouse: Is adopting a third dog too much? -
Evening Sun
Q: I have a 13-year-old pomapoo weighing in at 18 pounds, and a
7-month-old yorkipoo that weighs 8 pounds and is taller than the pomapoo. I
am considering adopting a 3-year-old, 8-pound Chihuahua. He is in a crate
12 to 14 hours a day. I want to ...
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Therapy training is vigorous - Texarkana Gazette
Volunteer Pattie Pool holds onto Page Johnson’s Labrador retriever
during a therapy dog certification training session Nov. 15 at Spring Lake
Park. Staff photo by Tanner Spendley Sit. Stay. Come. Repeat. The routine
practice was going on everywhere ...
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