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A Scottish man who filmed his girlfriend’s dog performing a Nazi salute has been arrested by the police and could face hate crime charges. Markus Meechan, 28, from North Lanarkshire, was remanded in custody on suspicion of publishing offensive material online. Meechan uploaded a video to Youtube which allegedly shows a pug making the Nazi salute and watching videos of Hitler. He has since apologized for causing offense and claims the video was a prank to annoy his girlfriend.

Dog ran away from home 2-1/2 years agoA Washington D.C. family will be reunited with its lost dog this week after a Chicago Police officer found the pug tied to a pole in Rogers Park Monday afternoon. The officer discovered the 8-year-old dog named Prince Charming in the 7300 block of North Clark Street, where he had been tied up for five hours. The officer took Prince Charming to Felines and Canines, a pet adoption center. "He was pretty overweight ... it looked like he hadn't missed very many meals, but he looked pretty sad," adoption counselor Paula Grabow said....

This pair of pugs are firm friends with a very special relationship - one acting as the eyes of the other. Franky acts as a guide dog to his fellow pug Elly, helping on walks or to find food and water because she isn't able to find her own way. The duo, both four years old, are inseparable, with white-coated Elly following Franky everwhere he leads. She sniffs the air to find her friend, the nuzzles into his side to trot along with him. But their special relationship poses a challenge for RSPCA workers who are trying to find a...

Jenny the Pug pushes her Nintendog Pug puppies around Portland, Oregon. She leaves from our home, goes under the St Johns Bridge, visits Waterfront Park, Downtown Portland, Union Station, Pittock Mansion, Rose Gardens, the Grotto, and returns back home. The song is 'Child's Garden' by Dax Johnson.

Let’s get this part settled first: I don’t make friends, nor can I handle responsibility in relationships. Never could. Just ask any of my children, they’ll tell you. Although they are fully grown now, all past 30 and quite successful, they grew up like weeds in a garden. Strong, wild, resilient and with little supervision from their workaholic father. I have to face the fact that there are some things I’m good at—being responsible for another living creature is not one of them. So it should be easy to guess my reaction when my wife, Cathy, told me a few...