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• Hysterics as dog eavesdropping over fence takes job "very seriously"

  By Liz O'Connell Verified| Newsweek Verified A dog's dedication to her unofficial job as the neighborhood watch left viewers wanting this security system set up in their homes. Dog owner Anna Vogt rescued her hound dog, Carrot, from the Nashville Humane Society last year, and since then, she's kept busy keeping her safe due to Carrot's obsession with climbing. As a Treeing Walker Coonhound and foxhound mix, Carrot can't keep her paws on the ground.

  By Liz O'Connell Verified · Newsweek

  Apr. 17, 2025

• Moment rescue dog finally understands playing after 2 years melts hearts

  By Liz O'Connell Verified| Newsweek Verified A rescue dog living with a family for over two years took them by surprise when she finally showed off her playful side. A dog named Nova previously lived with a family who used her to breed more puppies. But after eight years in that lifestyle and failing health, the family posted her for sale on Facebook. Kelsey McNay and her family stepped in and rescued her for $500. They showed Nova that homes can be filled with love and kindness.

  By Liz O'Connell Verified · Newsweek

  Apr. 16, 2025

• Hysterics as dog eavesdropping over fence takes job "very seriously"

  By Liz O'Connell Verified| Newsweek Verified A dog's dedication to her unofficial job as the neighborhood watch left viewers wanting this security system set up in their homes. Dog owner Anna Vogt rescued her hound dog, Carrot, from the Nashville Humane Society last year, and since then, she's kept busy keeping her safe due to Carrot's obsession with climbing. As a Treeing Walker Coonhound and foxhound mix, Carrot can't keep her paws on the ground.

  By Liz O'Connell Verified · Newsweek

  Apr. 17, 2025

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