Clarksville crying dog video, petition spur death threats – Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
Clarksville Leaf ChronicleClarksville crying dog video, petition spur death threatsClarksville Leaf ChronicleClarksville Police will increase patrols near the family's home and will provide additional protection if the family requests it. Calls from 'multiple states'. In an interview with The Leaf-Chronicle on Thursday, Farrell said of the owner of the dogs …and more »
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Personal Protection: Training our dog to protect you – KBTV Fox 4 Beaumont
Personal Protection: Training our dog to protect youKBTV Fox 4 Beaumont"At Lone Star K-9, we do advanced obedience, basic obedience, detection work for narcotics, we sell to police agencies and we also do protection dogs for families," Boneau said. Boneau said police agencies are not always his top customers. "We sell …and more »
Man Hunted After Pummelling Dog In CCTV
A man is being hunted by animal protection officers after he was caught on CCTV punching his dog hard at least four times. RSPCA inspectors said the animal showed "clear signs of fear" and they were "very concerned" for its welfare. Laura Sayer, from the RSPCA, said: "You can clearly see the dog being punched in the head with some considerable force, several times.