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A recent decision by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has confirmed that the anti-retaliation provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act only confer protections to whistleblowers who report conduct to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Dodd-Frank encourages individuals to provide information helpful to the SEC relating to potential violations of US securities laws. The whistleblower programme permits the SEC to pay monetary awards to those individuals who provide information leading to a successful enforcement action. It creates a cause of action for retaliation when an individual suffers an adverse employment action in response to providing helpful information to the SEC.
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Michelle Gluck, special counsel for the University System of New Hampshire, said the two sides were able to reach a resolution without any formal proceedings, and the university is planning to offer the course again this summer.
"We do not believe there will be any further interaction with Warner Bros. over the course," Gluck said.
"Otherwise you would never be able to teach a living author," Gluck said.
But Warner Bros. holds most of the rights to the trademarks associated with Harry Potter, including things that Gluck said the university did not feel were unique to the book, including titling one class "Potions."
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Gluck said it is unusual for the university to receive such an order.
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- Heat 1 tbsp olive oil in a large non-stick frying pan, then fry the lamb and half the spice mix over a high heat for 8 mins until browned. Tip in the tomatoes, then season and simmer for 20 mins until thick. Meanwhile, crush the potatoes with the remaining oil and spice mix.
- Heat the grill to high. Tip the hot sauce into a gratin dish and scatter with the potatoes. The pie can now be cooled and frozen for up to a month. Grill for 8 mins until the potatoes are crispy and golden.
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Grant Hill on the Inauguration
|01.19.09 at 10:00 pm ET
There is a palpable sense of joy across the NBA about the inauguration of Barack Obama tomorrow. Travel plans are being changed, Tivo's are being set and Ray Allen is heading to Washington to take in the momentous occasion live and in person.
Perhaps no one in the NBA has a more interesting perspective than Phoenix's Grant Hill whose mother was roommates with one Hilary Clinton at Wellesley. But Hill was an Obama supporter from way back, donating money to his campaign as early as 2007. Like a lot of players, Hill would love to be in the District tomorrow, but his schedule won't allow it. I caught up with Hill before the Celtics game with the Suns and asked him about the day.
"It's kind of hard to make sense of it," Hill said. "Home for us is Florida, which is a fairly conservative state, and Obama carried Florida. Phoenix is (John) McCain country and people there are excited too. What he's done, and how he's done it has the country excited. There's a feeling that there are some smart people in place. There's a feeling of pride in the country and the whole political process. Hopefully that will inspire people to go out and work for change because the hard part starts now."
There has been much made about Obama's love of basketball. The analogy is an easy one to make–teamwork, sacrifice, a sense of being a part of something greater than the individual self–and it appeals to what people see in Obama and their hopes for his administration. It's so easy to make that it's already become a bit of a cliche, but I asked Hill about it anyway.
"I think he understands the importance of teamwork," Hill said. "He picked smart people for his cabinet and he relies on them. They'll challenge him. It certainly reflects the value of sport and athletics."
With a grin, Hill added, "I hope he'll be a better president than a basketball player, though."
Celtics-Suns Game Blog: Fourth Quarter
|01.19.09 at 9:49 pm ET
At the start of the fourth … Celtics 89, Suns 58
– Rajon Rondo starts the fourth quarter with 23 points, five rebounds, and seven assists. Now is a good time to remember the Suns drafted Rondo with the 21st pick in the 2006 NBA Draft and traded him to Boston. Celtics fans everywhere are thanking the Suns for that generous move.
– Second unit plus Scal is in: Pruitt, House, Davis, Powe, Scalabrine. For the Suns it's Barbosa, Lopez, Amundson, Barnes, and Tucker.
– There's a "We want Walker" chant starting near Section 20. The Celtics are up 31 with 11 minutes to go … a perfect situation for the rookie to get some PT.
– During the timeout assistant coach Tom Thibodeau pulled Leon Powe aside. Let's see if he steps up his defense.
– Gino is warming up backstage.
– Patrick O'Bryant wiped out Goran Dragic at the top of the key. Dragic is 6'4.
– It's garbage time but Gabe Pruitt and Bill Walker are making the most of their minutes. Pruitt has dished off some impressive passes while Walker is showcasing his dunking abilities.
- Final score … Celtics 104, Suns 87
Celtics-Suns Game Blog: Third Quarter
|01.19.09 at 9:27 pm ET
And we're back for the second half. Two questions: Can the Celtics play any better? Could the Suns play worse? I suspect we'll find out in the first 5 or 6 minutes of the half if Phoenix can make it at least interesting. Let's find out…
THIRD QUARTER WRAP: Give the Suns credit for not packing it in, but this one is ovah. I said at the end of the first quarter that this was the best the Celtics have played all year, and it hasn't let up. We are now entering extended garbage time, so I hope Bill Walker is ready for some run.
If that's not reason enough to watch, Jess will be sure to keep you entertained.
Third Quarter Observations
— I made a joke about Scal outplaying Amare Stoudemire in the first quarter, and lo and behold, Scal is still getting the better of the matchup. Stoudemire went hard to the basket on the first possession and got to the line. One would think he would be a little embarrassed after getting to one point in the first half.
— Rondo just got Shaq'd. R squared is dusting Steve Nash on the offensive end, as you might expect, but it didn't take much for Shaq to get a big beefy paw on that one.
— I know it's 26-point spread but now it's getting fun. Nash has that look in his eye, like when Dallas refused to guard him in the playoffs a few years ago and he went beserk.
— Double-figure alert: Every one of the starters has at least 10 points, except for Scal, who does have the slam a da night.
— I was focusing so much on Amare I hadn't even noticed that Jason Richardson hadn't scored until that drive.
— Just so we're all clear: Rajon Rondo is putting on an absolute show tonight and it doesn't hurt that the opponent is Nash and the game is on TNT. Clinic.
— Turnovers tonight. Celtics 7, Phoenix 18. Couldn't have gotten odds on those numbers.
— If Scal had dunked on Amare, I'm not sure the building would still be left standing. Kendrick Perkins says that he's doing good, by the way. As much as he wanted to play against Shaq tonight, the Celtics need him more against Dwight Howard on Thursday.
— You can clearly see that the Suns are dog tired. Every outside shot is hitting the front rim, but still, this is just a horrific beatdown tonight. I'm sure the rest of the NBA is taking note.
Celtics-Suns Game Blog: Second Quarter
|01.19.09 at 8:34 pm ET
The second quarter gets under way with highlight's from Lucky the Leprechaun's guest appearance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. He got to the basket easier than the Phoenix Suns, who scored just 15 points in the first 12 minutes.
– Notable number: the Suns committed nine turnovers in the first quarter. They averaged 16 per game this season.
– At the first timeout the Celtics have pushed the lead up to 40-19. The Suns are up to 11 TOs.
– Before the game Big Baby dropped by the Suns locker room to visit Shaq. The big man was on his cell phone on the trainer's table so Davis decided not to interrupt. All of his consideration was forgotten on the court when he drained a J over Shaq. Big Fella has the size, but Big Baby has the jumper. (Ok so it's a work in progress … he airballed the next attempt.)
– Tonight's Heroes Among Us Award was presented to 1968 Olympic gold medalist Tommie Smith and Charlene Carlos, the wife of 1968 Olympic bronze medalist John Carlos. Smith and Carlos raised black-gloved fists during their medal ceremony as a peaceful protest, which serves as an iconic moment in the civil rights movement.
– If you thought Scal and Shaq was a mismatch, imagine what happened after Louis Amundson tried to stop KG. Let's just say Shaq had a few words for Amundson at the next whistle.
– Turnover count: 14 for the Suns.
– The Suns surpassed the Celtics first quarter total with a minute to go in the half.
- At the end of the first half … Celtics 64, Suns 34
Celtics-Suns Game Blog: First Quarter
|01.19.09 at 8:01 pm ET
We're off to a late start on account of a fine press buffet and the presence of weei grand master Rob Bradford in line for said buffet. So we'll dispense with the usual pleasantries and get right to it. It's the Suns. It's the Celtics. It's Steve Nash and Rajon Rondo. It's Amare Stoudemire and Kevin Garnett. It's Shaquille O'Neal and Brian Scalabrine?
Let's get it on…
FIRST QUARTER WRAP: The Celtics couldn't have asked for more in the first 12 minutes. Well maybe if Scal had made that 3 at the end of the quarter, but then, Scal threw down a two-handed jam.
Fun stat of the quarter: The Celtics shot 24 times and made 14 of them. The Suns took 14 shots. That, friends, is domination.
First quarter observations
— You have to be in a coma (or a Dukie) to not be excited about this one tonight. Phoenix isn't the best team in the West by a long shot, and you can make the argument that the Celtics aren't the best team in the East anymore either, but the matchups are phenomenal. I'm giddy.
— KG opens up Shaq. As you all know the Celtics hate putting Garnett on a BIG big man. It will be interesting to see how long they stick with it.
— The Celtics say they are emphasizing fast starts. Ya think?
— Kind of jarring to go from Paul PIerce talking about Martin Luther King Day to Quiet Riot doing Come on Fell the Noize. Maybe a little Marvin Gaye would have been the play?
— The Celtics are pressing fullcourt, which makes sense when you consider that the Suns played yesterday and are not quite the running 7 Seconds or Less juggernaut of past years. See what a few days off can do for a team?
— Scal with the two-handed flush!
— For the record, with 5 minutes 11 seconds gone by Brian Scalabrine is outplaying Amare Stoudemire. This will probably not last.
— Baby's coming in to wrestle with Shaq for a while. Garnett did everything he was supposed to do on the Big Fella. He stayed between him and the basket, he used his length to block a shot and he used his quickness to get a steal.
— Nash just got Rondo'd.
— Naturally that made me think of this:
— You know things are going well when you fumble three passes and still get a 3-on-1 layup. Best quarter of the season so far for the Celtics.
— The Suns are getting outworked, out-hustled and outplayed. Badly.
Suns expecting big game from Shaq
|01.19.09 at 7:38 pm ET
The Phoenix Suns have the size advantage almost every game with Shaquille O'Neal. Take the Boston Celtics biggest player off the court and the Suns are feeling good about the mismatch.
'Any time we get an opportunity to have a size difference with Shaq in the paint, we always try to go to him,' Amare Stoudemire said prior to Monday's game. 'We try to feed it to him, see if he can take advantage of that. And if not, we go to our other options. So tonight will be a pretty good night for Big Fella if he can dominate out there and stay out of foul trouble.'
The Celtics have to alter their plan of attack without Kendrick Perkins (shoulder). Doc Rivers is looking for Kevin Garnett to use his quickness to outplay Shaq, while the biggest mission for back ups Leon Powe, Glen Davis, and Brian Scalabrine is keeping a body between O'Neal and the basket. The Suns, though, aren't changing their gameplan.
'I think it changes the fact that having Scalabrine starting as opposed to Kendrick Perkins, that's a bit of a difference. But as opponents we can't look at it that way,' said Stoudemire. 'We've got to attack it as if he were playing, so we should go inside to the big fella. Shaq should have a pretty good game tonight.'
The Suns are one of the few teams who figured out the key to beating the Celtics last season. Stoudemire scored 28 points off of 10-for-23 shooting and Steve Nash added 18 in the Suns' 85-77 victory. Combine that with former Charlotte Bobcat Jason Richardson's success against the Cs and the Suns think they know how to get it done tonight.
'I'm pretty sure he knows how to defend the guards out there,' Stoudemir said of Richardson. 'As a team, we've just got to pull together. We beat them last year, Bobcats beat them. What we've got to do is just keep playing how we've been playing.'
Uncovering Allen's Game
|01.19.09 at 12:13 pm ET
Ray Allen makes basketball look easy. He could knock down three-pointers in his sleep, right? Allen is featured on the cover of the latest issue of The Improper Bostonian, where he explains that his game isn't as effortless as it seems.
A long time ago, somebody told me that they thought God had blessed me with a jump shot, and the ability to be a great NBA player. That surprised me. I was like, 'Do you really believe that?' God blessed me with health, a healthy family and the ability to go out and find for myself what I wanted to do. He granted me with the competitive drive to want to be the best and the sound mind to accomplish my goals. But that came through focus and dedication, not from some Godgiven right.
Allen's dedication to his professional and personal life made him an easy choice for the cover story. Away from basketball he is involved with the Joslin Diabetes Center, where his son Walker received treatment for Type 1 Diabetes.
"Since it's our Man issue, Ray Allen seemed like the perfect fit," said Megan Lisagor, editor of The Improper Bostonian. "He embodies the qualities of a good guy–dedicated on the court to his craft and off the court to causes like juvenile diabetes. He's focused and humble. Not to mention, he's incredibly smooth!"
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Israeli forces attacked a convoy on the Syrian-Lebanese border on Wednesday, sources told Reuters, after Israelis warned their Lebanese enemy Hezbollah against using chaos in Syria to acquire anti-aircraft missiles or chemical weapons."The target was a truck loaded with weapons, heading from Syria to Lebanon," said one Western diplomat, adding that the consignment seemed unlikely to have included chemical weapons.A source among rebels fighting Syrian President Bashar Assad said an air strike around dawn (0430 GMT) blasted a convoy on a mountain track about 5 kilometers (3 miles) south of where the main Damascus-Beirut highway crosses the border. Its load probably included high-tech anti-aircraft and anti-tank missiles."It attacked trucks carrying sophisticated weapons from the regime to Hezbollah," the source said, adding that it took place inside Syria, though the border is poorly defined in the area.A security official in the region also placed the attack on the Syrian side. A Lebanese security official denied any strike in Lebanon. It was not clear whether special forces took part.The Israeli government declined comment on the issue.Such a strike would fit its existing policy of pre-emptive covert and overt action to curb Iranian-backed Hezbollah and does not necessarily indicate a major escalation of the war in Syria. It does, however, indicate how the erosion of Assad's family rule after 42 years is seen by Israel as posing a threat.Some analysts suggested Hezbollah was moving its own arms caches from stores in Syria, fearing rebels would overrun them.Though Israel this week echoed concerns in the United States about Syrian chemical weapons, officials say a more immediate worry is that the civil war could see weapons that are capable of denting its massive superiority in airpower and tanks from reaching Hezbollah; the group fought Israel in 2006 and remains a more pressing threat than its Syrian and Iranian sponsors.Wednesday's strike could have been a rapid response to an opportunity. But a stream of Israeli comment on Syria in recent days was a reminder of a standing policy of pre-emptive strikes and may have been intended to limit surprise in world capitals.The head of the Israeli air force said only hours before the strike that his corps, which has an array of the latest jet bombers, attack helicopters and unmanned drones at its disposal, was involved in a covert "campaign between wars"."This campaign is 24/7, 365 days a year," Major-General Amir Eshel told a conference on Tuesday. "We are taking action to reduce the immediate threats, to create better conditions in which we will be able to win the wars, when they happen."Jets over LebanonIn Israel, where media operate under military censorship, broadcasters immediately relayed international reports of the strike. Channel Two television quoted what it called foreign sources saying the convoy was carrying anti-aircraft missiles.In Lebanon, the army reported a heavy presence of Israeli jets over its territory throughout the night, following several days of increased incursions into Lebanese airspace. Israeli jets routinely fly and there have been unconfirmed reports in previous years of air strikes on Hezbollah arms shipments.An Israeli attack inside Syria could be diplomatically provocative, particularly since Assad's Iranian ally said on Saturday that it would view such a strike as an attack on itself. Israel views Iran as its principal enemy and is engaged in a bitter confrontation over Tehran's nuclear program.On Sunday, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who is set for a new term after an election earlier this month, told his cabinet that both developments in Iran and turmoil in Arab states, notably Syria and Egypt, meant Israel must be strong."In the east, north and south, everything is in ferment, and we must be prepared, strong and determined in the face of all possible developments," he said.The Israeli military confirmed this week that it had lately deployed two batteries of its Iron Dome rocket-interceptor system to around the northern city of Haifa, which came under heavy Hezbollah missile fire during a brief war in 2006.Israel's refusal to comment on Wednesday is usual in such cases; it has, for example, never admitted a 2007 air strike on a suspected Syrian nuclear site despite US confirmation of it.By not confirming that raid, Israel may have ensured that Assad did not feel obliged to retaliate. For 40 years, Syria has offered little but bellicose words against Israel. A failing Assad administration, some Israelis fear, might be tempted into more action, while Syria's Islamist rebels are also hostile to Israel and could present a threat if they seize heavier weapons.Vice Premier Silvan Shalom said on Sunday that any sign that the Syrian army's grip on its presumed chemical weapons stocks was slipping could trigger Israeli intervention.But Israeli sources said on Tuesday that Syria's advanced conventional weapons, much of it Russian-built hardware able to destroy Israeli planes and tanks, would represent as much of a threat to Israel as chemical arms in the wrong hands.Interviewed on Wednesday, Shalom would not be drawn on whether Israeli forces had been in action in the north, instead describing the country as part of an international coalition seeking to stop spillover from Syria's two-year-old insurgency.Recalling that US President Barack Obama had warned Assad of US action if his forces use chemical weapons, Shalom told Israel Radio: "The world, led by President Obama, who has said this more than once, is taking all possibilities into account."Any development ... in a negative direction would be something that needs stopping and prevention."
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By Doug Halberstadt
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One of the most gratifying things (in addition to a paycheck) about writing this column is the feedback I get from the readers. I truly appreciate it when someone takes the time and makes the effort to respond positively or negatively to something I've written.
Recently, I received a letter and some information about a game called Lineball from Marilyn Urso in Earlville, Ill. She had recently read my articles about "senior" softball players. She explained, "Lineball retains the most popular parts of the game (softball), batting and fielding, and eliminates the one that has the greatest potential for injury, base running."
She added: "Less space for the field is required. It's fast-paced and appreciated by the spectators."
I went to the website she recommended, and here's a summary of Lineball.
Lineball is a game like softball, except there is no base running. There are four players on each team. When up to bat, a teammate pitches a 16-inch softball so the hitter can best hit it into the field of play.
The ball must travel a minimum of 40 feet on the fly before hitting the ground. If the ball lands anywhere past that line and between the foul lines, the batter gets a hit. If the ball bounces before the line, or the ball lands in foul territory, then it is foul. Two fouls means the batter is out. A batter who swings and misses is out. A ball caught on the fly by a fielder means the batter is out.
If three hits come before three outs, the batting team gets a run. After the three hits, every consecutive hit scores a run. A homerun occurs when the batter hits a ball that gets past every fielder, even if it is for only a moment. If a homerun is hit, the batter and anyone "on the bases" scores automatically.
This empties the bases, so three hits are needed again for the next run.
Like softball, after three outs, the next team bats. An inning is over after both teams make three outs. The game lasts for five innings. If the game is tied after five innings, extra innings are played until a team wins.
Sounds interesting to me. If you or anyone you know plays Lineball or if there is a league near here, please let me know. I'd enjoy coming out to watch a game sometime this summer.
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have a significant effect on system stability. The simultaneous disconnect of large numbers of meters is another matter entirely. Traditional models assume large load sheds happen at points that see the entire load: a breaker fails, a transformer goes down, a line is cut. But what happens when a tailored virus infects an entire meter network and uses a timer to simultaneously disconnect every meter it touches?
Could this type of attack destabilize the grid? The answer of course depends on conditions, environment, and many other variables, but the NERC CIP threshold of 300 MW for an automatic load shed easily could be met by 100,000 homes at peak load—a significant number to be sure, but also a figure that might be handled within a single utility's distribution system. If a portion of a single distribution system has the potential to destabilize the grid, then the industry must fundamentally re-think the importance of security, especially when it comes to distribution. No longer is a single utility safe so long as it implements security properly and effectively protects itself. Neighboring utilities are likewise at risk, and one utility's failure to protect system stability can mean failures all around them.
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One of the more overlooked organizations that may play a role is the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC). For investor-owned utilities in the United States, the state utility commissions are the gatekeepers, as a utility must obtain their approval to recover project costs through retail rates. Utility commissioners could use this position to ensure any utility performing a major project does so with cyber security properly implemented.
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Earlier this year, Oceana and National Geographic completed an expedition to Sala y Gómez Island, an uninhabited Chilean island near Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean.
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And after months of patiently waiting, we now get to see some of the biodiversity that our colleagues discovered on their expeditions. NatGeo is releasing a documentary about Sala y Gómez, featuring Oceana campaigners as well as Dr. Enric Sala, marine ecologist and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence, who has called Sala y Gómez "one of the last undisturbed and relatively pristine places left in the ocean.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
ANKARA - Investment licenses for firms wanting to enter the wind energy market will be decertified by Turkey's market regulator unless construction for projects begins by May 2014.
The Turkish Wind Energy Association's head Mustafa Serdar Ataseven told Anadolu Agency (AA) that up to 22 projects, worth €1.5 million, could face cancellation from the Energy Market Regulatory Authority if they do not meet the 2 May 2014 deadline set by an electricity market law passed in 2013.
He said that some of the projects have valid reasons for being delayed, with many having been hampered by long legal procedures, but that the regulator is negotiating with such investors.
"I hope this problem is solved soon, otherwise wind energy investments would come to a stopping point," said Ataseven.
Emphasizing Turkey's aims to produce 20,000 megawatts of wind energy by 2014, Ataseven said Turkey is ranked among the top ten countries in terms of installed capacities in Europe, according to Global Wind Energy Council statistics.
China is the leading country in wind energy with a capacity of 91,424 megawatts and the U.S is second country with nearly 61,000 megawatts. Germany is third with 34,250 megawatts capacity.
Ataseven said Turkey will host the 2015 Intercontinental Wind Power Congress (IWPC) in Istanbul in March, which will be the first of its type to be attended by both the European Wind Energy Association and the Global Wind Energy Council.
"Many countries worldwide will attend the organization and our motto is Istanbul connects the continents with wind," said Ataseven.
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I have a border collie. which means i have a dog especially alert to motion of any kind. My Border Collie, Ainsley, is one of those who sometimes—well, okay, frequently—has rather explosive reactions to the motion of trucks, dogs, bikers and squirrels, to mention just a few. Which means I also need to be Border Collie–alert to motion so I can coach her on more, shall we say, appropriate responses...
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The other day I, and my three leashed dogs, had a tense encounter with two women and their two unleashed dogs. We had just finished our morning outing and were leaving our wonderful off leash area in the Berkeley marina—this 100+ acre park has breathtaking vistas of the bay's bridges, plus half its space is set aside for humans and off leash dogs to exercise and enjoy nature together—but the rule...
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The number of new dog products and apps is staggering, and it seems like everybody wants to make a buck selling to dog lovers. Let the buyer beware! So much of what's available may not deliver on its promises. Recently, I heard about the Pavlov Dog Monitor, an app that I think has issues. Basically, the Pavlov Dog Monitor is designed to allow people to monitor and train their dogs remotely with...
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I personally don't want to be outside saying "Go Poop" out loud to my dogs. I'm not sure why, with all the potty humor I enjoy, that this is embarrassing to me. It makes no sense, especially as I am perfectly comfortable telling them to "Go Pee" in front of anyone, but I require more subtle cues to let dogs know that I am asking them to poop. It is so useful to have a cue that tells your dog to...
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Good Dog: Behavior & Training
A Full House
My multi-dog household includes three unrelated, rescued mutts with golden fur and bushy tails, each weighing around 50 pounds: one female (Bahati, 13), and two males (Tex, 7, and Bentley, 2). On a typical morning, Bentley and Tex play in the living room, biting at one another's hind legs. Tex flops onto the rug, Bentley bites at Tex's neck and Tex flails his legs in defense. Their play rouses...
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