Retired Police Dog Rocky and Handler Receive Service Recognition
A retired police dog and his handler received an award after eight years of search work, including dozens of searches in the pair’s final operational year.
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British Veterinary Association Warns Against Relying on AI Pet Advice
The veterinary association warned that inaccurate AI-generated guidance could delay treatment and jeopardise animal welfare, urging owners to consult qualified professionals.
Rescue Dog Rio Builds Confidence Through Specialist Scent Work
A Belgian Malinois rescue dog reportedly gained confidence through specialist scent training and now assists multi-agency searches under handler direction.
Veterinary Survey Seeks Better Understanding of Chronic Gastrointestinal Care
A survey sought input on current approaches and challenges in chronic gastrointestinal care, a condition area where long-term management can be complex.
Study Identifies Early Indicator of Side Effects in Anaemia Treatment for Dogs
Researchers reported an early indicator linked to side effects in canine anaemia treatment, potentially supporting closer monitoring during veterinary care.
Dogs Trust Adoption Follow-Up Study Tracks Behaviour Concerns Over Time
Research followed adopters at multiple points after rehoming and found that reports of behaviour concerns varied across the follow-up period, supporting personalised post-adoption guidance.
Animal Welfare Campaigners Raise Concerns About Dogs Ahead of World Cup
Campaigners drew attention to reported risks to dogs in the run-up to a major football event, asking sporting bodies and authorities to take welfare concerns seriously.
USDA Confirms New World Screwworm in an Arizona Dog
Authorities confirmed a New World screwworm detection in a dog in Cochise County, Arizona, and established a response zone with increased surveillance.
Rescue Staffordshire Bull Terrier Scout Honoured for Scent-Search Help
Scout received recognition after scent work helped narrow the search area for a missing cat that was later found safely.
Therapy Dog Tres Begins Weekly Visits to Children’s Hospital Units
A therapy dog began weekly visits to paediatric intensive-care and oncology units in Cantabria, with sessions coordinated by clinical staff and adapted for each child.