Dog

A DOG lover is set to have his dream come true as he takes to the green carpet with his beloved pooch at the world famous Crufts competition.

“Ella might go there and smash it, she might not, but it’s mostly a celebration of our win in Newcastle. “Ella and I are preparing for the big day by training and working hard on lots of different things. He said: “I have always loved dogs, I have had them since the age of 12.

If you have a dog, you probably want them to smell fresh and clean (especially if they sleep in your bed every night). However, like humans, dogs have skin that ...

Taking to the 'Am I Being Unreasonable?' forum on Mumsnet, the woman, who remained anonymous, added that her friend has three needy rescue dogs who require a ...

If I say but it's where I live, she says I'd be working during the day anyway (working from home) and I can do that at hers." Do you have a story to share? We want to hear all about it. If I say but I won't be insured, she says she doesn't mind. "She asked if I could dog sit for her. But her friend was not happy with her answer.

The rules allow officers and other officials to ask people in Doncaster to clear up their dog's mess and request a dog be put on a leash. They were brought in ...

Powers which allow police to enforce anti-dog fouling measures in public spaces are expected to be renewed a second time. The rules allow officers and other officials to ask people in Doncaster to clear up their dog's mess and request a dog be put on a leash. Anti-dog fouling powers set to be renewed in Doncaster

Tributes have poured in for Proteo, a Mexican rescue dog that died while saving lives in the ruins left behind by the devastating earthquakes in southern...

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Mexico has paid tribute to Proteo, a search and rescue dog who lost his life while carrying out a rescue operation in Turkey.

He raised the name of Mexico and our people high.” In a statement released on 12 February, Sedena said, “The members of the Mexican Army and Air Force deeply regret the loss of our great companion the dog: Proteo. You fulfilled your mission as a member of the Mexican Delegation in the Search and Rescue of our brothers in Turkey.

The brave dog, called Proteo (pictured), from Mexico, died while searching the rubble for survivors after travelling to Turkey and taking part in rescue ...

'We are proud of you' A picture was posted on social media purportedly showing Proteo after his final mission We are proud of you.'

Days after the Feb. 6 earthquake in Turkey and Syria, hopes of finding people alive is waning. One U.S.-based team uses search-and-rescue dogs to try to ...

Soon after Peter Pan barked that he'd found something, a team of Turkish miners digging on the opposite side of the debris field announce that they've made contact with a woman and a child trapped at their site. This time Peter Pan stops in front of an opening in the debris and starts barking energetically. Leyla Yilmaz who used to live in the building is watching them work. Based on that I've asked our base camp to send the rest of a rescue squad. Another group of men using a backhoe are extracting bodies from a section of the rubble adjacent to where the USAID team is working. Paul Serzan, one of the K-9 search and rescue specialists on the team, says the dogs can differentiate between people who dead and people who are alive. "There are some pretty good void spaces because of the larger structural components of the buildings," he says. As the afternoon progresses, the USAID team is still finding nothing. He says people are incredibly thankful for the help from the U.S. A group of Turkish miners are trying to access an area on the far side of the rubble. "Everybody gives off scent, no matter if [you] just came out of the shower or you haven't showered in days," Serzan says. But Kovach says in other quakes people have been pulled out of the rubble more than a week after the disaster struck.

German Shepherds are smart, loyal, affectionate dogs with a strong protective streak. Chase remains one of the most popular dogs on the show. As the police dog, ...

They tend to have extreme amounts of energy and require a lot of exercise. How about the fastest dogs, the largest dogs and those that are -- quite frankly -- just the kindest dogs on the planet? The Basset Hound tends to have an outgoing and playful canine. They’re intelligent dogs, but they have a mind of their own. Therefore, they tend to be extremely bold and stubborn dogs. They are probably related to the Roman mastiffs, which were taken to the area thousands of years ago. Alpine herders utilized them to guard both the herds and the herder. They were bred to pull for much of the day, so they’re extremely active and require plenty of exercise. Only 4% of the current Chihuahua genetics are related to the original breed. They are the perfect companion to an active family that can give them the necessary exercise. They’re very loyal to their family and can be affectionate. As the police dog, it is no surprise that Chase is a

A Mexican rescue dog Proteo, who came to Türkiye to participate in the search efforts with the Mexican team after the major earthquakes, has died during the ...

You fulfilled your mission as a member of the Mexican Delegation in the Search and Rescue of our brothers in Türkiye. Thank you for your heroic work!” [rescue dog](/index/rescue-dog) [Proteo](/index/proteo), who came to [Türkiye](/index/turkiye) to participate in the search efforts with the Mexican team after the major earthquakes, has died during the operations.

Brazen has been appointed by Butcher's Nourishing Food for Dogs. The agency will undertake campaign activity to support the brand's new Healthy Heart range, as ...

Combining eye-catching campaigns with a hardworking press office function is, perhaps, what we’re best known for and the team is enjoying the creative freedom Butcher’s approach to its marketing provides. The second, which launches today, sees TOWIE’s Pete Wicks recreate the nation’s favourite’s romantic movie culture moments, including scenes from An Officer and a Gentleman, Grease and Bridgerton, alongside his dog Eric. The first was a partnership with reality star and dog lover Olivia Attwood to launch a personalised can giveaway and a collection of cards for dogs, with sales benefitting Butcher’s Nourish Every Dog charity programme.

With his stunning looks, Conker has become quite the model at the rehoming centre and will happily pose for photos to get him noticed on our website and social ...

After watching him get overlooked by hundreds of potential new owners, Dog's Trust's Rehoming Centre Manager in Wales, Angela Wetherall said: “We are lucky enough to have seen hundreds of dogs find their forever homes over the last five months but nothing could really compare to seeing Conker finding a loving new forever family of his own. "He could live with children aged 14 or above but would need to be the only pet in his new home. "Conker is a fantastic lad who can be shy when it comes to meeting new people, and can react to some dogs when out and about, so we think this might be what puts people off adopting him. But although it might sound like the unlucky hound could be Bridgend’s most badly behaved dog he has actually been described as a “true gent”, leaving the team at the centre baffled by his repeated returns. We’ve all got a soft spot for Conker and whilst we don’t want to see him go, we are hoping that there is a local dog lover who has space in their home and heart to give him a family of his own." Conker has had to sit back and watch over 150 dogs find their forever-afters since he got to the centre, making the staff there all the more determined for someone to give him a permanent place to live.

COVERT 'spy' cameras are set to be used in Yorkshire Dales village in bid to get selfish dog owners to clean up after their pets.

"It is a very selfish thing to do," he said. Five sites will be targeted close to the canal towpath where signs - subject to the approval of the Canal and River Trust - will be put up warning people they and their dogs could be caught on camera. "The signs will warn people that CCTV is in action and people risk prosecution if they continue to let their dogs foul the footpath and not clean it up," he said.

Jack Spencer Furmston and Ben Camphor, both 20, were on the way home from a coffee shop in Manchester when they saw dog owner Batu Akyol struggling with a ...

The students soon discovered the dog Sumak had fallen into Ancoats Canal and quickly launched a novel rescue attempt with the aid of five others. Mr Camphor can then be seen stretching out and grabbing Sumak by the collar, lifting the dog out of the canal Mr Camphor can then be seen stretching out and grabbing Sumak by the collar, lifting the dog out of the canal.

In a Facebook post on Monday (February 13), the Rushcliffe South Police team for Radcliffe-on-Trent, Bingham, Cotgrave, East Leake and Bingham said the ...

"The investigation into this incident is still ongoing." "We would like to reassure residents that the dog and its owner have been identified and action has been taken to mitigate any future occurrences. Officers have also worked to trace the dog in question and said 'action has been taken' to prevent further issues from happening.

After becoming lost during its morning stroll, a dog was transported on a round-trip journey of more than one hundred miles to Manchester airport.

But because cavapoo Ralph was clearly by himself, he did not want to leave him by the roadside. It was cold, and Ralph just jumped in to the cab,” said Georgia Crewe. Georgia said it was a relief to know he was OK.

A primary school's decision to appoint young pup Fudge as a furry friend is already paying dividends for pupils' wellbeing.

“At the start of the day I will go out to the school gates and any child who is a little nervous about coming into school gets to walk him down the drive to overcome that,” he said. Fudge was picked from a litter belonging to a local breeder for his calm temperament and sociable nature and after some basic training the lovable, cuddly pooch has become a hit with everyone he meets. "It will take two or three years to fully train him, so he now comes in three days a week and works with the children to support them if they are anxious or struggling.

The owners said they have "tried absolutely everything" to keep the centre running but spiralling costs had made it impossible.

All centre managements have been cancelled with immediate effect as the business enters its final week, while the play park has now been closed and will not be re-opening. Finally, [we] would like to thank our staff - past and present for their dedication to the centre and the love and care they've shown to every single dog (and customer) that's come into the centre. In a statement shared on social media, they said: "We have thought of every idea possible to not have to come to this decision. re-opening the play park alongside day care however, by doing this will mean not being able to take the number of day care dogs we're now licenced to have - meaning we're back to square one. "All this and us both working full time in the background also. With a swimming pool, heated areas, indoor and outdoor facilities and trained staff, dogs were given "the absolute best care", while an on-site cafe also meant owners were well looked after too.

Ralph was on his way to Manchester Airport while his owner Georgia was looking for him.

And she said her dog now had an identifiable collar and a tracking device to make sure he wouldn't go missing again. The cabby tried to keep him warm and the people going to the airport were really nice. He was obviously cold and a cab pulled up to pick up a family going to the airport for a holiday. But he had the sense to find safety and it’s incredible to have him back.” Georgia quickly created posts on Facebook with his last known location and pictures of him to alert people that he was missing. I was quite impressed that he had the sense to jump in the cab.

Mischievous dog Ralph, three, ran from his owner Georgia Crewe in Wrexham, north Wales, and went on a mystery 100-mile taxi ride...

It was cold, and Ralph just jumped in to the cab.' Pet cavapoo Ralph set off on an adventure during his morning walk on Monday, when he ran off from his worried owner at a beauty spot only to take a 100-mile taxi detour home. Ralph the pet cavapoo vanished during his morning walk - and took a 100-mile round-trip in a taxi before making his way home

Ralph's owner was frantic - but the naughty pooch was having a relaxing ride out.

The cabby tried to keep him warm and the people going to the airport were really nice. He was obviously cold and a cab pulled up to pick up a family going to the airport for a holiday. But he had the sense to find safety and it’s incredible to have him back.” I was quite impressed that he had the sense to jump in the cab. His friend Becky looked on Facebook and gave us a call.” The driver looked for identification markings but, finding none, decided to take him along for the ride.

A three-year-old Cavapoo from Wales has embarked on a 100-mile adventure after entering the open door of a cab. Reckless Ralph separated from his owners at ...

She added: "He had a new collar on him, and it didn’t have his details. “He had dropped the family at the airport, and then the cabby made his way back to his house, which is in Mold. The same day, she got an identifiable collar and a tracking device to make sure he wouldn’t go missing again. Georgia said the driver had pulled over to pick up a family near [Wrexham ](https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/topic/wrexham)when Ralph hopped through the open door. Despite Ralph’s clear desire for a sunny vacation, he was instead taken to the driver’s home in Mold, Flintshire. Reckless Ralph separated from his owners at 5am and joined a family of

Watch the heart-warming moment that five passerbys came to the rescue of a dog that had fallen into a canal in Manchester.

Mr Camphor told Mail Online: "Everyone was panicking. The group look elated as they finally manage to hoist the dog out of the canal and back to safety as the canine finally clambered back to the pavement. Watch the heart-warming moment that five passerbys came to the rescue of a dog that had fallen into a canal in Manchester.

This is the moment a mother and daughter team rescued a dog called Tony from the Colorado mountains, who was left behind after his owner suffered an injury ...

'We had some water and a snack before making the slow journey back down. I was so nervous about how steep and close to the edge he was sitting. I think we all took a second to calm down before getting him back to his owner.' The team pulled Tony to safety and started to descend the huge hill. Mother and daughter team Brittanie and Carmell, pictured with Tony and the unnamed hiker After an unsuccessful search on the first day, the three set off again the next morning and ventured off the trail to where Tony was last seen.

Tony the Border Collie Lab mix got stranded while on a hike near the Moffat Tunnel in Rollinsville, Colorado, USA, and his owner injured herself.

"We had some water and a snack before making the slow journey back down. I was so nervous about how steep and close to the edge he was sitting. I think we all took a second to calm down before getting him back to his owner." "We passed on the good news to Tony's owner that everyone was safe and then parted ways." Brittanie said: "My adrenaline was at an all-time high. "There was a point he tried to get up the steepest path to get to his grandpa but he couldn't make it.

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Ralph was on his way to Manchester Airport while his owner Georgia was looking for him.

And she said her dog now had an identifiable collar and a tracking device to make sure he wouldn't go missing again. The cabby tried to keep him warm and the people going to the airport were really nice. He was obviously cold and a cab pulled up to pick up a family going to the airport for a holiday. But he had the sense to find safety and it’s incredible to have him back.” Georgia quickly created posts on Facebook with his last known location and pictures of him to alert people that he was missing. I was quite impressed that he had the sense to jump in the cab.

Ralph, who is a three-year-old Cavapoo, vanished while out with his owner Georgia Crewe in Wrexham, North Wales on Monday.

So he decided to take him with him. I was quite impressed that he had the sense to jump in the cab. He had to do an airport run. ‘But he had the sense to find safety, and it’s incredible to have him back.’ So he just jumped in. And I didn’t even mind.

Three-year-old Cavapoo Ralph vanished while his owner took him on their regular walk.

He was obviously cold, and a cab pulled up to pick up a family going to the airport for a holiday. “The cabby tried to keep him warm, and the people going to the airport were really nice. And she said her dog now had an identifiable collar and a tracking device to make sure he wouldn't go missing again. But he had the sense to find safety, and it’s incredible to have him back.” Georgia quickly created posts on Facebook with his last known location and pictures of him to alert local people that he was missing. I was quite impressed that he had the sense to jump in the cab. She added: “We always get up early in the morning and go for a walk. Georgia, from Wrexham, had been walking with Ralph in nearby Gresford Quarry at 5am when she suddenly realised that he was no longer with her. Ralph didn't have any identification markings so the taxi driver could not contact anyone and decided that he had no choice but to take him along for the ride. Relieved Georgia drove to pick up Ralph just a few hours later when she received a phone call from a friend of the driver who had seen her social media appeal. He had to do an airport run. So he decided to take him with him.

Three-year-old Cavapoo Ralph vanished while his owner took him on their regular walk.

He was obviously cold, and a cab pulled up to pick up a family going to the airport for a holiday. “The cabby tried to keep him warm, and the people going to the airport were really nice. But he had the sense to find safety, and it’s incredible to have him back.” But now he has it - and an apple air tag as well." Georgia wrote an appeal on Facebook with his pictures to alert local people that he was missing. She added: “We always get up early in the morning and go for a walk. I was quite impressed that he had the sense to jump in the cab. But I turned around and he wasn’t there. After the airport drop, the driver took Ralph home to Mold, Flintshire, and went on the hunt for his owners. He had to do an airport run. So he decided to take him with him. Georgia said the driver had pulled over to pick up a family near Wrexham, North Wales, when the mischievous pooch made the daring escape.

The message, which was written on a piece of card, was stuck to a road sign near to Church Road and Seymour Street in Tranmere and pointed towards Mersey Park.

Wirral Council is currently looking once again at introducing a dedicated environmental enforcement team to patrol known hotspots and issue on the spot penalties to anyone who is observed committing a litter or dog-fouling offence. Cllr Liz Grey, Chair of the Environment, Climate Emergency and Transport Committee, said: “Responsible dog owners will always make sure they pick up their dog’s mess straight away in a bag and put it in the nearest bin. “There really is no excuse – it’s lazy, it’s selfish and it is anti-social. He added: "People are riding through [it] on their bikes, if you have a pram you're hardly able to miss it and that goes into houses and everywhere. One person living in the area, who did not want to be named, spotted the sign on his travels and said he agreed with the sentiment. He added streets surrounding the park are also covered in dog mess.