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    In dedication to my beautiful Siberian Husky - Australian Shepherd who just turned 16 (and she's still kickin'): "...a four year old Golden Retriever was credited with saving a paralyzed man who got his wheelchair stuck in the middle of a muddy field. When Gareth Jones found... more

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  • Rated by bebe59 on Oct 14, 7:43am

    WHAT A GREAT STORY!!

  • Rated by insyen on Sep 20, 4:40am

    I like this.

  • Rated by pariahpoet on Aug 25, 5:11am

    Awesome! :3

  • Rated by hawkeye613 on Jul 18, 8:27pm

    Canine heroes. Shown, Nellie.

  • Rated by MerrySparrow on Jul 13, 2:22am

    Great stories!

  • Rated by SeventiesGirl70 on May 24, 9:58am

    I love dogs. I have 2 beagles. Dogs have a sixth sense they feel things that we don't always. They sense things. We had a dog when I lived in Florida that saved out life. She smelled something in the garage and kept on barking. It so happens we had a gas leak. We all got out of the house but luckily nothing happened because we called 911 and they took care of it.

  • Reviewed by jaybirdlynch on Apr 16 2009, 12:50am

    Is Ginny a traitor to canine's everywhere, or an undisputed hero? The 300 cats who attended her memorial service would probably say the latter, paying homage to a dog who endangered herself on multiple occasions to save dying or stranded cats from peril. On one particularly remarkable occasion, Ginny threw herself against a vertical pipe at a construction site so that it would topple and the stranded cats inside could escape. Another time, Ginny suffered severe cuts on her paws to find an injured cat inside a box of broken glass

  • Reviewed by jljordan2 on Apr 06 2009, 7:29am

    Nice stories. The german/wolf looks more like a huskie/wolf though why do so many people get those two confused?

  • Reviewed by petzume on Jan 10 2009, 12:23pm

    This is a great collection of short stories about dogs who saved people. A dog can be your best friend and maybe even save your life!

  • Rated by sweetpeadow on Nov 18 2008, 10:01am

    The Human-Dog Connection About 12,000 years ago hunter-gatherers in what is now Israel placed a body in a grave with its hand cradling a pup. The burial is among the earliest fossil evidence of the dog's domestication. A Love Story They serve as eyes for the blind, ears for the deaf, and therapeutic companions to the unwell. Dog have also been trained to find land mines in war zones, sniff out survivors, after earthquakes or bombings, and locate drowning victims underwater. Pierrette Found in the National Geographic