
A Dog Went Through The Ice On Sutter Pond — Firefighters Crawled Out After Him
The ice held for the retriever until it didn't. What happened over the next fourteen minutes is a case study in why you should never go after your own dog.
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The ice held for the retriever until it didn't. What happened over the next fourteen minutes is a case study in why you should never go after your own dog.

The videos have 40 million views and look exactly like a conversation. What's actually happening is stranger and more interesting than speech.

Nobody trained him to do this. Nobody can get him to stop. The ducks, for what it's worth, appear to have accepted the arrangement.

Six weeks, zero applications. Then a volunteer borrowed a backdrop, and the entire litter was gone in nine days.

It took eleven months, a kiddie pool, and a rule his trainer describes as "never once make him do it."

Nine years on shift, eleven months retired, and one habit that his handler has decided not to break.

Storm phobia isn't only about noise, which is why sound-based fixes so often fail. Three of the four triggers are things you can't hear.

"Slowing down" is not a diagnosis. Most of what owners write off as age is treatable, and the window for catching it is narrow.

Forty-one dogs out in three days. Staff say the fee waiver was the least important part of it.

Her kennel card said everything an adopter needed to know, which staff eventually realised was exactly the problem.

Nine dogs, four hours, a folding table, and a set of questions that are not designed to catch you out.

Sue is friendly, sound and photographs beautifully. She is also a large adult shepherd in a city full of them, which is the whole difficulty.

Central Park, a very careful walk down a crowded sidewalk, and a pup cup at the end. Every sitter eventually discovers the fears the owners forgot to write down.

He was on his way to school. The dogs were asleep in the first warm patch of sun. Somebody upstairs happened to be at a window.

Mauro Tutzo was looking forward to meeting the couple moving in next door. Their dog introduced himself first, over the balcony divider.

The big one had her body curled around the small one. Rescuers say what she was doing was unmistakable, and that dozens of drivers went around them rather than stopping.

One is paralysed, one is overwhelmed by the city, and one has been waiting three years for reasons that disappear the moment she's off the kennel floor.

Her owner threw the party because fifteen is an extraordinary age for a Chihuahua. She had no way of knowing how little time was left.