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USDA requires at least six inches of space above a dog's head -- not so for this pug at John Schmucker's (USDA  32-B-0210) IN kennel; he sold to Puppie of Westport in 2011.
Heather Bradley May 23, 2013 at 10:11 pm
Fantastic/ heartbreaking article. Legislators need to know this is a serious issue in our state.
Leslie Yager May 23, 2013 at 06:58 am
this is great advice. There have been so many disasters in a row, this is a conversation not limitedRead More to just a few parents, unfortunately.
NarrativeInterruptus May 23, 2013 at 05:58 am
Nice to know that you survived your ideal. However, I think the title of this article is a bitRead More misleading and treats the most dangerous surgery available rather trivially. Just sayin'.
Leslie Yager May 23, 2013 at 10:17 pm
he plays so nicely with his foster sister! it's adorable. watched them romping briefly earlier thisRead More evening! Lots of laughs!
Marissa Santangelo May 23, 2013 at 09:43 pm
He looks so regal and intelligent as well as sweet. I have had pit and pit mix rescue dogs and canRead More testify that they are the most loyal and sweet love bugs and seem quite bright as well. Really hope Tommy gets a wonderful, caring forever home and thank you to all volunteers that help this terribly misunderstood breed,they are SO very worthy and give back so much more.
Mari May 23, 2013 at 08:07 pm
I love Tommy...thank you so much Tina and Cat Assistance for helping this little guy. When he firstRead More came to the Mt. Vernon Shelter, he was so scared. When I saw him at the Best Friend's Event in the County Center, he was a whole different dog. He was so happy and playful. I just know he will find his forever home he truly deserves very soon!!! Good luck this weekend!!!!
Amelia Bonacorso May 22, 2013 at 11:08 pm
Hi David, It is a challenge to eat healthy and I agree that family meals and meals in general needRead More a lot of improvement. As a working mom with a family I would like to state that there is not enough time dedicated to eating healthy. People go to the gym early in the morning and that's a good thing but why not get up a half hour earlier to wash some green vegetables and have them ready to steam up for dinner. Planning a quick meal early in the day can make it a breeze to get on the table when things get busy later on.
Peter F. Alexander May 22, 2013 at 08:20 am
We need to have support cleaning up Town Dump runoff. Many children live directly downstream.