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Dog magazine pays homage to canine heroes of the year

Upper police honor of the United States, the dog teams of search and rescue and military for the tenth anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks, magazine dog Fancy is recognizing three top dogs as winners of their hero canine to work from the contest year, sponsored by Natural balance pet foods.

Winning dogs are:

Air force dog Lucky is on her fourth deployment in a battle zone. Not only detected bombs but survived the bombings and shootings, and at the age of 10 years is still protecting troops in Afghanistan. Search dog Hunter has risked injury and worse on the dangerous front of some of the most terrible worldwide disasters, including earthquakes in Japan and in Haiti, where he and Bill Monahan driver dug for 19 hours to rescue three children. Canine police A Renzo has helped keep the streets of Shreveport, Louisiana. insurance by breaking down more than 30 suspected criminals with his partner, Dan Sawyer out. It also makes the detection of drugs and has made large drug busts.

The winners will receive $3,500 by September 11 Natural balance pet foods in a ceremony marking the beginning of the construction of the first training centre in Santa Paula, California national search dog.

Grove Park Inn rolls of red carpet for pets

ASHEVILLE, The Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa - North Carolina is now accepting the variety of four-legged guests for the first time in its nearly 100 years of history.

A new section of "pet friendly" rooms in the wing of Vanderbilt of the Resort will come with special amenities. The Inn offer guests bring pets on vacation a variety of paths and walking routes for the financial year, as well as a special area of foot for pets near the new rooms pets allowed.

The complex will provide guests information on local pet stores, veterinary clinics and other services related to the pet to help other companies accept local animals. There's even a menu of dining room in the special room for pets.

In public areas, pets must be kept on a leash or in a chariot. Restrictions on locations in the resort for pets access include the points of sale great Hall Lobby, food and beverages, sports complex, spa and swimming pool areas. This exclusion does not apply to service dogs.

For more information, please contact The Grove Park Inn at 800-438-0050 or 828 252 2711 or www.groveparkinn.com.

Compiled by Brenda rindge. Send items to pets@postandcourier.com.

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