DogBoston’s Dog Blog

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I’ve got to thank Lena Burgio, who wrote two great stories for DogBoston recently.
Although I cannot pay much at this time, what I can do is talk to reasonable business owners who want to get their products noticed by others and hook up writers/content creators up with some pretty cool gifts… so
Lena first wrote a […]

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Seriously.  If you don’t want a dog, don’t get a dog.  That’s OK.  And if your situation doesn’t allow you to have a dog full-time (small apartment, rules, etc), then you should wait until you are out of that situation.
Renting a dog? Here’s a few better ideas - you could play with hundreds of dogs […]

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“These are American bulldogs around 4 months old. White one is Bella and the spotted one is D.O.G.(deeogee is how its said haha) thanks for letting me post these pictures i have been dying to get those adorible faces out there!” - Ana
Want to see more dog photos? Check here.

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Well, with all the snow out there I am certainly looking forward to a nice long walk with the dogs. So no fancy picture today within the blog post… let’s keep it simple so I can get outside!
News Roundup:
Where Michael Vicks Dog Ended Up
Dog Park Proposal in Springfield MA Sparks Debate
Nebraska Drug Dog Sniffs Out […]

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Here’s an interesting story by a USA Today sports writer who received a tour of “the Michael Vick House” where some of the dog fighting incidents took place.

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Say hi to Baxter… the site’s new virtual dog…  Although our two real dogs Emma and Tula are enough of a handful at the moment, but I figured I’d adopt this cute looking little internet-based dog named Baxter.
Feel free to feed him biscuits. Also take out his ball and throw it around a […]

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This one (a novice) got disqualified for peeing on the course! Ooops.

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Edison Media Research played 579 Christmas songs for a national sample of 200 women aged 30 to 49, recruited via e-mail, who said that they either liked or loved Christmas music and …
Dogs singing Jingle Bells indeed placed dead last. 

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