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Happy Doggityday! It certainly was for this family….
Hero Dog Saves His Tiny Best Friend From Drowning | The Dodo
July 1, 2022
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That was amazing, what a good good rescue dog!
Mornin’ Lucille!!
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Wasn’t that sweet! Our doggos are the best! Have a lovely day!
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Israeli co that trains dogs to detect cancer closes seed round
June 23, 2022 – by Gali Weinreb
SpotItEarly has raised $6.2 million. The company claims its dogs detect cancer accurately, and far earlier than existing diagnostic systems.
https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-israeli-co-that-trains-dogs-to-detect-cancer-closes-seed-round-1001416794
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I have heard of that before, but this appears a more focused and serious attempt. Wouldn’t it be great? As my HS Trig teacher used to say, “It’s so simple it’s difficult!”
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Back in 1990 I invested in a company in OK that trained drug sniffing dogs, They used dogs the size of Jack Russel terriers for at least 2 reasons: 1) their size does not terrify the travelers, as they swarm an airport or terminal; and 2) lots of these dogs can be carried in a pick-up size vehicle; e.g., 20. I sold the stock after 10 years of positive returns.
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Nice thread Stella. The dog almost has a Leon Russel look with that top hat! Still can’t “like” individual posts. Enjoy all of them though.
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‘Fake throw’ … good one!!!
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A sergeant of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps bandages the wounded ear of ‘Jasper’, a mine-detecting dog at Bayeux in Normandy, 5 July 1944.
Source 👉 IWM B 6496
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Awww…our faithfful servants.
Morning Wee!
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Mornin’ Weather!
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Good morning Stella!! Is that Tucker?
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Same breed, but different dog. I think Tucker is much more handsome! (and not so unkempt)
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Looks like they do this regularly (muddy place in the grass off the porch)
Not so brave https://imgur.com/gallery/nxAWIrg
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LOL
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