ISSUE No16 February 24, 2024 (FULL SNOW MOON)
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RYE FROM A DOG'S-EYE VIEW

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Roscoe Has a Warm Coat

Roscoe likes the snow in his warm coat.

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Roscoe is happy in the snow. (Photo: Rosocoe's agent)

Dog Was Too Early

Duke was the only dog because he was early.

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Duke was too early. (Photo: Duke's Agent)

SOCIETY & NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

society section
  • Alice moved to Rye.
  • Chester was lost but then he found Maisey.
  • Boomer was on The Hill with Huck.
  • Mojo saw Augie after being at the doctor.
  • Merlin played with Bumble.
  • Grettle played with Millie.
  • Rex was at the beach with Pancake and Loaf.

THIS TIME IN HISTORY

This Time In History
Snow

"There was more snow."

Dogs in snow

SPORTS

Rumbles & Fumbles

Augie gives Mojo a hug.

picture of dogs playing in the sand
Mojo off DL after procedure. (Photo Credit: Duke's agent)

Dog Climbs Tree

Dog climbs a big tree to get a ball.

picture of two dogs holding a stick in their teeth
There was a ball stuck in the tree. (Photo: Action Sports)

STYLE

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Dog wears a coat at the beach. (Photo Credit: Puparazzi)

FORECAST

almanac section
  • Dogs will chase geese.
  • Squirrels will climb on a branch.
  • Dogs will eat some mud and grass.
  • Cody will swallow a glove.
  • Taz will be in The Valley.
  • Dolly will be at The Beach.

TRAVEL

dogs chase squrrel into a forest (but is it really a forest?)
Beyond Rye: Golden 'Huskies' Kooper and Keeley snoozing at home in Harrison. (Photo: Nelson's Media Agent)

BLOTTER

  • evidence
    Dog makes his tail serious for other dogs. (Photo: Rover Reporter)

PARTING SHOT

dogs chase squrrel into a forest (but is it really a forest?)
Pepper makes the scene. (Photo: Puparazzi)

LICKS & SNIFFS

dogs chase squrrel into a forest (but is it really a forest?)
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