Odd dog news across the country

May 18, 1:04 PMDC Dogs ExaminerMichelle Critchell

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Since there are approximately 74.8 million owned dogs in the United States and 39% of U.S. households own at least one dog, some odd stuff goes on out there.

D.C Dogs found stories from around the country that might be of interest to you.

Many may have heard about University of Georgia professor George Zinkhan who was wanted in a triple murder case. Sandy Weaver Carman reports on how dogs played a role in finding Zinkhan.

Hazards lurk everywhere. Deborah Monfette, the Boston Pet Products Examiner highlights an odd  issue in her article, "Pet doors investigated...."

If you lose your dog, you can hire a team of dogs to find him. Seriously!  Mary Love explains how in her article, "Dogs finding dogs: a team to find lost pets."

Ever heard of the Pound Seizure Law in Minnesota? Kelley Diekman explains how laboratories can get shelter pets after five days of being unclaimed.

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