Dog hair everywhere

"Here's something about dog hair, it's like pollen. You don't ever see it moving on a breeze until it gangs up on you and forces an explosion in your nose.

Sometimes you can move a piece of furniture and find yourself asking your dog, "Is there another dog in here? One that's been vaporized except for his fur?"

Don't expect your dog to answer you unless you say one of the magic words such as cookie, treat, knot chewy, walk or ride in the car. And of course, no matter how smart your dog is, he won't be answering your question. All he wants is another biscuit.

There are ways to deal with dog hair here, there and everywhere..."

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Discreet drug-sniffing dogs make house calls

" ... The annual high school ratings issue, a prominent New Jersey magazine has an advertisement for drug sniffing dogs. Maybe that's just a coincidence?

For a fee, this company will bring a dog to your house and search for drugs.

It's "discreet, affordable and confidential home drug detection by certified dogs and professional handlers."

The service is marketed to "caring parents and others who need to know."

What happens if the pooch during the visit "identifies a scent"? Well, what you do with what you know is up to you. The company's web site says "the handler will provide you with resources for dealing with the findings." ...

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