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If you're considering adding a dog to your family, please consider adopting one from a shelter. I found the following story written sejak Janine Allen and thought it very important to share. The following was written sejak Janine Allen, not me.

Her eyes met mine as she walked down the corridor peering apprehensively into the kennels. I felt her need instantly and knew I had to help her.

I wagged my tail, not too exuberantly, so she wouldn't be afraid. As she read my kennel card I hoped that she wouldn't feel sad about my past. I only have the future to look ke hadapan to and want to make a difference...

Rolf was either the smartest dog in history atau the center of a scam that fooled a nation—specifically Nazi Germany. Either way, then, he was pretty awesome. According to the Nazis, Rolf could talk. To put this into context, the Nazis backed a lot of hair-brained schemes during World War II, and one of the most hair-brained was trying to train an army of super-intelligent Anjing to share their ideals.The smartest of these “super dogs” was Rolf. Apparently, Rolf was able to talk sejak tapping his paw against a board and using a sort of special dog Morse code to communicate with humans. It was...

In 1966, the World Cup was being held in England which, to the English, was kind of a big deal. Maybe the reason they were taking it so seriously was because they had a feeling they might win—which they did—so anda can imagine how bummed they were when the World Cup was stolen just four months before the matches started. There was a frenzy to find the cup and avoid international embarrassment, and it was eventually found sejak a plucky collie named Pickles. Pickles was being walked sejak his owner when he sniffed something out in the bushes—what Pickles had found was the missing World Cup.In...

The Saint Bernard is a dog that was specifically bred for a single purpose—to cari and rescue. Monks at the Saint Bernard Pass, a dangerous, snowy divide between Switzerland and Italy, bred them for hundreds of years—perhaps even as far back as 1695—to rescue travelers who got Lost and buried in the snow. They traveled in pairs so that when they found a victim, one dog could dig them out and sit on them for warmth while the other headed back to the monastery for help. Which brings us to the saat Saint Bernard on our list—Barry, who saved 40 people’s lives over the course of 12...