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The most popular pet name of 2011? Bellaaaaaaaaa!
The Baltimore SunDamn you, "Twilight." Thanks to the ever-popular movie -- or at least so I suspect -- the most popular name for dogs and cats in America for 2011 is.... Bella. According to Veterinary Pet Insurance Co., although Bella has dominated the dog-name list...Tags: Pets
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'The Walking Dead' Season Two premiere recap
At offices across America on Monday, second-guessers will likely be questioning the decision-making of Tony Romo, Drew Brees and otherNFL signal callers.
But this week the water cooler discussion might also involve the botched play calls of Rick Grimes,...Tags: Ghouls and Zombies (supernatural entities), Fiction, The Walking Dead (tv program)
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Why is your breed of dog the best breed?
It's all politics Diane Pucin Los Angeles Times How has the Glen of Imaal terrier not yet won the Westminster Kennel Club dog show you ask? You ask, don't you? Politics! Darn politics. The hardy breed comes from the Glen of Imaal in County Wicklow,...Tags: Republic of Ireland, Chicago Tribune, American Kennel Club, Los Angeles Times, Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
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Police crack down on unleashed dogs
A vicious attack by two pit bulls on a white poodle has prompted a city police crackdown in Patterson Park. The Sun's Arthur Hirsch attended a community meeting Monday night to hear police describe what's they're doing. Offficers have issued 10...Tags: Animal Attacks, Patterson Park
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'Pit bulls' seized in cruelty cases face difficult transitions
Michelle bears three small white scars on her black nose, another above her left eye and marks on both her front legs — left by metal grips of a device used to hold her still for forced breeding. A tear in her lower lip has healed nicely after...Tags: Interior Policy, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare, Baltimore County, Prisons
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Police crack down on unleashed dogs in Patterson Park
City police say they are cracking down on dog owners who let their pets off the leash in Patterson Park, weeks after a poodle was attacked by two pit bulls who escaped from their backyard about a block away from the park.
Maj. William Davis, commander of...Tags: Injuries and Wounds
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Lutherville teaching duo stresses compassion for man and beast
Lutherville resident Ann Gearhart can only guess that SpiritSong, her beloved 48-pound pooch, is about 10 years old now.
Nine years ago, when she adopted the lanky mixed-breed hound with the soulful brown eyes from the Baltimore County animal shelter,...Tags: Endangered Species, Wildlife, Hampden, Timonium, Cat (animal)
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To the dogs?
The Humane Society of Harford County had been an embattled organization for a number of years. The private, not-for-profit organization that manages the de facto county animal shelter has at times been at odds with factions of volunteers as well as... -
Harford Humane Society seeks variance for new dog park
As the Humane Society of Harford County works to build a bigger dog park at its Fallston location, a prominent developer who owns a large, adjacent parcel is prepared to protest the proposal as the Harford County government investigates whether its...Tags: White Marsh, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Budgets and Budgeting
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'Tail Lights' is on at Howard Symphony of Lights
The Baltimore SunIn what's become a Howard County holiday tradition, tonight the Symphony of Lights display is letting dogs in. For tonight only, people can walk through the festive show with their dogs from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. -- the last dogs can start the trail at 5:15...Tags: Music, Concerts, Culture
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Paw Point off-leash dog park off to running start at Robert E. Lee
Paw Point Dog Park was more than 11 years in the making, and just a few months after the new dog park at Robert E. Lee Park opened with much fanfare, more than 500 dog owners have registered to use the park, making it a popular spot for patrons with...Tags: Hampden, Pikesville, Druid Hill, Perry Hall, David Marks
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BARCS to lend out pets for the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Paws were left in a box Wednesday night outside Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter. The black-and-white kittens, just 6 weeks old, aren't ready to be adopted — but through a new program, someone can give the squirmy pair a home...Tags: Viral Diseases and Infections, Cat (animal), Hurricane Irene (2011), Holidays, Pets
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