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Dogs are really good at using their noses to find things. I had a beagle that could pinpoint where someone was grilling miles away. They are smart dogs and dogs can sometimes get in trouble because of their nose.
Unless they are trained the right way. We ve all seen dogs trained to search for bombs, drugs, to search for people, and even dogs that can detect health problems that someone may be experiencing.
Now a Texas Tech researcher wants to find out whether or not dogs can be trained to sniff out invasive pests and species for farmers. According to a release from Texas Tech University, Nathan Hall, an assistant professor of companion animal science in the Department of Animal and Food Sciences has received a grant to research whether support dogs can be trained to help the agricultural industry.
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FAIRVIEW, Mo. â A power struggle between city council factions in a town with a population of less than 400 has brought attention from a Newton County judge and the state auditor s office.
Three members of the Fairview Board of Aldermen â Mayor Pro Tem Bill Canoy and aldermen Pam McNee and Tammy O Brien â are attempting to impeach Mayor Ashley Rodgers and Alderman Raymond Stapleton.
Rodgers and Stapleton have responded with a civil lawsuit asking for court intervention of any impeachment procedures that are not done in accordance with the city s procedure. Rodgers said the three council members have attempted several impeachment proceedings but that none of them have been legal.
Outrage over Christmas attraction in Bristol city centre
Businesses unable to open their doors say it is an insensitive insult
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A Christmas attraction in Bristol city centre has sparked fury and outrage from businesses currently unable to trade.