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A southern Alberta man has been reunited with two of his dogs after an ordeal that landed him in the hospital after being stuck in the mud for two days near Taber.

Tiffany Beaton from the Cochrane & Area Humane Society showcases Harvey, a lovable black dog with a penchant for attention and affection. For more information you can call (403) 932-2072 or go to http://www.cochranehumane.ca.

A Shuswap boy is recovering after a terrifying ordeal that not only ended in physical wounds but emotional ones as well. The 10-year-old was attacked by a dog. This attack happening on the heels of a fatal dog attack in Alberta involving another Okanagan boy. And a warning, the story we are about to show...

A non-alcoholic beer for dogs is being brewed up at a canning facility in Fredericton and getting shipped to bars, restaurants, and retail stores across Canada. As Shelley Steeves reports, petowners are raising a glass with their 4 legged companions. Shelley Steeves has the story.

Join the Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides on Sunday May 26th at City Park in Kingston. To register: http://www.walkfordogguides.com

The Segal Centre presents a captivating stage adaptation of the of the 2015 Giller® Prize-winning novel Fifteen Dogs by André Alexis. The story follows 15 canines who are granted human consciousness by the gods Hermes and Apollo. As the dogs navigate the complexities of thought and emotion, they must confront questions of morality, mortality, and...

While service dogs are already used to detect early warning signs of many dangerous medical conditions, new Canadian research shows some canines can sense also sense oncoming symptoms of emotional trauma. Heidi Petracek explains how this groundbreaking study backs up what people with PTSD say they have experienced first-hand.

A little fashionista in New Brunswick with more than 14,000 followers on social media is showing off her style while brightening the lives of seniors. Shelley Steeves has more.

Graduation is an important milestone for many, and today, some four-legged friends in Maritimes stole the show. As Matthew Baxter reports, their hard work has finally paid off, but their job is only just beginning.

Owners of dangerous dogs will now have new rules to follow as the city cracks down following multiple attacks since 2022. Kayla McLean reports.

The father of a boy who was killed in an Edmonton dog attack spoke out about the incident on Sunday and said the two dogs have been euthanized. Kabi Moulitharan reports.

The 11-year-old boy killed in a dog attack Monday in south Edmonton’s Summerside area was from southern B.C. and up in Alberta visiting his dad over Easter. Breanna Karstens-Smith reports.

Search crews on Vancouver Island rescued both an injured hiker and his dog on Arrowsmith Mountain near Port Alberni, B.C. Crews from Alberni Valley Rescue Squad located the man after falling on Saturday, but his dog Izzy was nowhere to be found.

A coroner’s report says a woman who was found dead in a blueberry field in 2021 wasn’t killed by bears but by dogs. And as Paul Johnson reports, the same dogs were involved in another death two years later.

While dogs and birds are not meant to be friends, social media has been captivated by the close bond between Molly the magpie and Peggy the Staffordshire terrier. Mike Drolet looks at how the unlikely duo came to be, the controversy that separated them, and how common sense eventually helped the pair reunite.

This spring brings a surprising new menu at one pub in the Calgary area. As Gil Tucker shows us, in a move that’s bound to get a lot of tails wagging, the patio is really going to the dogs.

It’s one of the most picturesque locations in the heart of Montreal but following a growing number of complaints over unleashed dogs, the City of Westmount is increasing security in Summit Woods Park. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

Heated debate is underway in Edmonton about pet owner accountability and the city’s animal control bylaws after 11-year-old Kache Grist was killed in a dog attack on April 1. Neetu Garcha reports on what is known about Grist’s death, the dogs and their history, and why one animal welfare lawyer says Edmonton’s bylaw is confusing.

A Taber man is lucky to be alive after his dog, fittingly named Hero, saved his life. Sarah Jones has the story on the series of events that led to the discovery of the dog owner, who was trapped in the mud for two days.

A New Brunswick dog is heading from the farm to the bright lights of the big city this spring, and will be competing at the famed Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Shelley Steeves has more.