The Weekly Walk: When Dogs and Birds Unite

Another week come. Another week gone. And with it goes a week of our Twitter and Facebook postings. Since we really enjoyed sharing them, we’ve decided to reattach the leash to a handful for another walk around the block. Today, we revisit a dog lost on a train, a quote about training, a confusing command, and a photo to make birds fear. We cap off the walk with a new bit of Friday Fun.

Article of the Week: To Bark or to Tweet

Patch the dog on his way home on the train to Kilcock. Photograph: Deirdre Anglin

Patch / Photo: Deirdre Anglin

Skeptical of Twitter’s usefulness? We know a dog and an owner who never will be. The Jack Russell terrier Patch was lost on a train heading to Dublin. Railway staff tweeted photos of the dog, which other Twitter users retweeted. Over five hundred tweets later, the owner recognized her pet and contacted the railway staff. Click here for a write-up by The Irish Times.

Quote of the Week

“Properly trained, a man can be dog’s best friend.” -Corey Ford

Command of the Week

Yar Blar: A command to confuse your pooch when she barks like a mad dog. It should have her turning her head at you in puzzlement. Passerby may stop and stare as well.

Photo of the Week

Flying Dogs / Photo: Unknown

Wings are for the birds. Or so we thought.

Friday Fun: That’s a Dog?

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Sunday isn’t the only game day. Click this link to be walked to Animal Planet’s “Guess the Breed” game. A portion of a dog will load, along with a hint, and you have to guess which breed it is. There are ten questions. Answer them all correctly and you receive the right to brag about it to friends, family, or even here in the comments below.

We hope you enjoyed the stroll. You can review past articles, quotes, and more from the week on our Facebook and Twitter profiles. Let us know of any interesting animal-related articles that you want us to share with followers, and we’ll see what we can do. Until then, keep on walking. Woof!

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2 thoughts on “The Weekly Walk: When Dogs and Birds Unite

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