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A P P E A R I N G   I N   T H I S   I S S U E #47

FEATURES

People Who Matter
Downtown Dog Rescue helps LA’s underdogs.
By Sheila Pell

Indelible Dogs
Canine co-pilots inspire a range of tattoo tributes.
By Lisa Wogan

Alfred’s Nose
A charming tale of a dog with beguiling habits.
Q&A with Vivienne Flesher

Literary Dogs
Writers imagine the world from a canine point of view.
By D.L. Pughe

ESSAYS AND HOWLS
 
Separation Anxiety
It’s not always the dog who has the problem.
By Bruce Goldstein

Pogo Eats Strangers
The taming of a pugnacious pup.
By Melody Coulter

Daisy and Pumpkin
Giving new meaning to the term “assisted living.”
By Dana Standish
 
DEPARTMENTS
 
[Family Matters] Kids & Dogs
Turning promises into practice.
By Amy Robinson, CPDT

[Postcard from LA] “King of the Hill” John Altschuler
Q&A with Alysia Gray Painter

[Masterwork]
Jean-Baptiste Simeon Chardin’s Le Buffet

[Nutrition] Who Knew?
Revisiting the pet food recall’s mystery ingredient.
By Marion Nestle, PhD, MPH, Malden Nesheim, PhD

[Career Change] Heidi Hill
From corporate finance to retail with a holistic focus.

[Outdoors] Out and About
Day-tripping dogs and their people take to the trails.
By Alison Pace

[Health] A Fungus Among Us
Valley fever defies easy diagnosis.
By Shannon Fitzgerald

[Good Eats] Meatloaf
A tasty—and easy—recipe.
By Corbett Marshall and Jim Deskevich

[Behavior] Both Ends of the Leash
Walking the Talk
By Patricia B. McConnell

[Home Safety] Indigestibles
Tasty, disgusting, edible or not—everything’s fair game.
By Nick Trout, MA, VET MB

[Perspectives] The Wolf in Your Dog
Canine evolution and human needs.
By Michael W. Fox, DVM, PhD

[Dog Law] Talk to Your Vet
By Geordie Duckler, JD, PhD

[Ask the Behaviorist] Double Time
Are two puppies a good idea?
By Karen B. London, PhD

[Reviews]
Paws and Effect, Your Adopted Dog, Fighting Dominance in a Dog Whispering World (DVD), The Agility Advantage
[Endpiece] Watered Down
By Michelle Massie
 
DOGPATCH

Andy Warhol—Dogs and the Pop Art icon.
Cover Dog—Rudy rules.
Lie Down with Dogs—Floor art.
Canines in Kevlar—Helping law dogs.
What’s New—Useful products.
Artful Dogs—Public art enhances dog park.
Dogs Welcome—Oregon Botanical Garden.
Dispatch from London—Beware of the talking dog.
Rent a Dog?—A look at dogs by the hour.
Show & Tell—Windsurfing, remote-hugging, cow-kissing: these dogs do it all.
The Family Dog—Jake’s day of beauty.
Smiling Dogs—All new, all smiles.