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Charles Charj
Charles Charj is a writer and caregiver. He lives in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
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The Most Loyal Dogs in History
— A celebration of the finest dogs to ever stand by and wait for their owners -- and wait, and wait, and wait.
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TV Gets Ruff: 7 Sitcom Dogs from the 1970s
— Shows got darker, and most dogs were shown the door. But pups brightened the mood in the likes of "All in the Family" and "Barney Miller."
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We Celebrate Seven Beloved Sitcom Dogs from the 1960s
— Things got a little weird for dogs this decade. How could they not, with shows like "The Jetsons" zooming around? We profile seven of the best examples.
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Arf! Meet Seven Sitcom Dogs of the 1950s
— In the all-American sitcoms of the 1950s, every perfect nuclear family had to have a dog. We remember some of our favorites.
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Dogster Hall of Fame: Balto and Togo, Huskies Who Saved an Alaskan Town
— The story of two canines who saved a village from diptheria -- and inspired the Iditarod sled race.
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Fetch, I Say! We Blow the Dust Off Vintage Dog Training Books
— We look at some classic (and some sorta scary) dog training books from the last century. Recoil in horror, or pine for those better days, as per your training philosophy.
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7 Dogs Who've Pushed Cereal in TV Commercials
— Dogs make everything better -- even ads for questionable stuff described as "crispy, creamy-colored globes of goodness."
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8 Awesome Dog Statues from Around the World
— Building permanent monuments to dogs is an idea we can really get behind. Here are some that will stand the test of time.
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Dogster Hall of Fame: Druzhok, Pavlov's Best-Loved Dog
— The oft-used phrase "Pavlov's dogs"often obscures a hazy truth: Those were real dogs! We honor Druzhok, the doctor's favorite.
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Remembering Robot, the Dog Who Discovered a Trove of Prehistoric Art
— One day, Robot the dog happened upon the entrance to the Lascaux caves -- and found a bounty of paintings that stunned the world.
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