Walstad boarded Radar for several weeks and neutered him while the dog’s owner was out of town. When the owner, who did not want to be identified, came to pick him up on Nov. 8, Radar seemed hesitant to leave. Three days later, he jumped the fence at his home and was back at Walstad’s office.“I opened the door of the clinic and he ran right inside, into the back and settled right into his cage like he belonged there,” Walstad said. “I gave him some food and water and a hug, and he looked as happy as he could be.”
Walstad said most dogs have a sense of home that sometimes leads them over great distances back to their owners, but he said that in 28 years of practicing animal medicine in Joplin, he’s never heard of a dog returning to the vet’s office. Walstad said Radar’s owner had been looking for a new home for the dog and offered to let the vet keep him.
New cologne is the dog's whiskers.
A new designer perfume has been launched - but not for humans - for the discerning designer dog. Pampered pooches everywhere, including celebrity canines, will be able to smell as good as their owners thanks to London pet shop Mungo and Maud. The perfume - called "Petite Amande" Dog Fragrance - is described as a "gentle scent inspired by nature with notes of French blackcurrant, mimosa and violet leaf on a base of sweet vanilla bourbon with a little almond". The shop's creative director Nicola Sacher said: "For some time we had wanted to create an original fragrance for dogs made with refined ingredients that wouldn't overpower the senses. "The scent is designed to refresh the dog and appeal to the human nose too."
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