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Rishabh Patel sentenced to four months in jail after his dog bit a man in a lift in Worli. The court criticized his negligence.

Worli Man Jailed for Dog Bite Incident

Rishabh Patel received four months' imprisonment after his Husky bit a resident in a Worli lift. Court criticized his actions.

Rishabh Patel sentenced to four months after his dog bit a man in 2018. Court criticized his actions.

A magistrate's court here has sentenced to four months' imprisonment a man whose pet dog had bitten a neighbour inside a lift of his residential building in the Worli area.
The decision came seven years after the incident.
Accused Rishabh Patel (40) did not show much compassion to his pet Husky dog too, the court said in its ruling on May 21. The detailed order became available on Wednesday.
Judicial Magistrate First Class Suhas Bhosale found the accused guilty under Indian Penal Code sections 324 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 289 (negligent conduct with respect to animal). The court also imposed a fine of Rs 4,000 on Patel, saying the victim's sufferings "cannot be compensated in terms of money" but it would give him some relief.
The incident had taken place on February 1, 2018.
As per the prosecution, complainant Ramik Shah was going down in a lift with his one-and-a-half-year-old son and servant when Patel sought to enter with his dog.
Shah requested Patel to wait as his son was afraid of dogs, but Patel did not pay heed, and the dog bit Shah's left forearm once inside the lift, it said.
Later, Shah filed a complaint at the Worli police station.
The prosecution examined four witnesses, including Shah, during the trial.
"The way the accused dragged his pet inside the lift as it is visible from CCTV footage shows he is not compassionate towards his own pet," the court noted in its ruling.
The "accused did not care about the informant, his son and dragged his own pet inside the lift which is normally meant for human use", it further said, holding that Patel was not "entitled to too much leniency", and sentenced him to four months' rigorous imprisonment.

The CRPF has introduced a groundbreaking online service allowing the public to adopt retired sniffer and assault dogs, providing these four-legged soldiers with a comfortable second life. Over 30 dogs from various breeds are available for adoption.

 CRPF introduces public adoption for retired service dogs

The CRPF has introduced a groundbreaking online service allowing the public to adopt retired sniffer and assault dogs, providing these four-legged soldiers with a comfortable second life. Over 30 dogs from various breeds are available for adoption.

The CRPF has introduced a first-of-its-kind online service, enabling the public to adopt retired sniffer and assault dogs from India's largest paramilitary force, ensuring that these four-legged soldiers get a comfortable second life.
This initiative marks the first time any security force has made its trained dogs available for public adoption. In the past, there were concerns over the potential misuse of these highly trained and motivated dogs by anti-national groups. Until now, retired dogs from the central forces and state police were handed over to registered NGOs or reputable organizations for their care.
Now, over 30 dogs from four breeds&mdash;Belgian Shepherd Malinois, German Shepherd, Labrador, and the indigenous Mudhol Hound&mdash;are available for adoption through a comprehensive process monitored by the CRPF's specialized Dog Breeding and Training School (DBTS) near Bengaluru.
These dogs, aged between 8 and 12 years, have been part of numerous operations in anti-Naxal, counter-insurgency, and counter-terrorism efforts across the country. Their actions have saved the lives of many soldiers, especially by detecting improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and preventing deadly ambushes laid by Maoists and terrorists. Dogs like Baloo, Sweety, Veeru, Moby, Coco, and Stroll have undergone intense training in various roles, including explosive detection, tracking, infantry patrol, and assault.
The adoption process is free, and potential adopters can view basic details and pictures of the dogs available for adoption on the CRPF website. Interested parties must complete a form that outlines their reasons for adopting the dog, how they plan to care for the canine (e.g., as a companion, guard, or therapy dog), and provide accommodation details.
A compatibility meeting will be arranged between the adopter and the dog at a designated camp. The dogs will be groomed by behavior experts to help them adjust to a domestic environment. A brief profile, picture, and citation for each dog, referred to as "soldier buddies," will be available on the CRPF portal. It is emphasized that the adopter should treat the dog with dignity, compassion, and due care.
The CRPF will sign a legally binding agreement with the adopter, providing the KCI (Kennel Club of India) registration certificate, vaccination records, and other important documents for the dog.
"Initiating public adoption of our retired dogs is an effort to ensure a happy second life for our canine soldiers," said CRPF Deputy Inspector General Moses Dhinakaran.
Clear terms and conditions are in place to ensure no abuse or ill-treatment of the dogs. They cannot be sold or used for any commercial purposes or deployed against any individual. The CRPF will conduct periodic checks and maintain regular communication with the adopters through short videos and live videoconferencing. The adopter is also responsible for providing emotional and therapeutic care, especially if the dog is found to be distressed.
Through this initiative, the CRPF hopes to ensure that these brave and loyal dogs find a loving home and family. The force highlights the temperament of Zina, a Belgian Shepherd Malinois, as an example of an ideal companion&mdash;loyal and protective, yet gentle, making her perfect for families.
With over 3.25 lakh personnel, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) is India&rsquo;s leading internal security force, operating under the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Dogs take over San Diego beach, and the Surf-A-Thon

Dogs take over San Diego beach, and the Surf-A-Thon

The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying said that these breeds of dogs, which have already been kept as pets, should be sterilised to prevent further breeding.

Centre orders states to ban 23 breeds of 'ferocious' dogs

The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying said that these breeds of dogs, which have already been kept as pets, should be sterilised to prevent further breeding.

The central government has directed states to ban the sale and breeding of 23 breeds of ferocious dogs, including Pitbull Terrier, American Bulldog, Rottweiler and Mastiffs, amid rising instances of people dying due to pet dog attacks.
The directive issued to states and Union Territories bars people from keeping as many as 23 breeds of dogs as pets.
In a letter dated March 12 to chief secretaries of all states and UTs, the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying also said that these breeds of dogs, which have already been kept as pets, should be sterilised to prevent further breeding.
Flagging serious recent issues of death of human beings due to dog bites by some ferocious breeds of dogs kept as pets, the department said it has received representations from citizens, citizen forums and Animal Welfare Organisations (AWOs) to ban some of the breeds of dogs from keeping them as pets and other purposes.
The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying had set up an expert committee under the chairmanship of the Animal Husbandry Commissioner with members from various stakeholder organisations and experts in view of the representations.
The panel has identified 23 breeds of dogs, including mixed and cross breeds, as ferocious and also dangerous for human lives.
Pitbull Terrier, Tosa Inu, American Staffordshire Terrier, Fila Brasileiro, Dogo Argentino, American Bulldog, Boerboel Kangal, Central Asian Shepherd Dog and Caucasian Shepherd Dog are among the breeds sought to be banned from the Centre.
Other breeds include South Russian Shepherd Dog, Tornjak, Sarplaninac, Japanese Tosa and Akita, Mastiffs, Terriers, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Wolf Dogs, Canario, Akbash Dog, Moscow Guard Dog, Cane Corso and Bandog.
"...the above dog breeds, including crossbreeds, shall be prohibited for import, breedings, selling as pet dogs and other purposes," the letter said, quoting the recommendations of the expert panel.
The Centre's Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying has asked local bodies and state-level departments of animal husbandry not to issue any license or permit for the sale and breeding of banned dog breeds.
The Centre has published the Prevention of Cruelty to the Animal (Dog Breeding and Marketing) rules, 2017 and the Prevent of Cruelty to Animal (pet shop) rules, 2018.
In the letter, Joint Secretary in the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying O P Chaudhary said implementation of the rules is vested in local bodies and state animal welfare boards as well as the Department of Animal Husbandry.
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A two-year-old boy was attacked by German Shepherd dogs in Delhi's Shahdara. The brutal incident was caught on camera and video of the incident is widely surfacing on the internet

German Shepherds attack two-year-old boy in Delhi, case registered against dog owner

A two-year-old boy was attacked by German Shepherd dogs in Delhi's Shahdara. The brutal incident was caught on camera and video of the incident is widely surfacing on the internet

A chilling incident from Delhi's Shahdara has come to light after two German Shepherd dogs attacked a two-year-old boy outside his home. Police has registered a case against the owner of the dogs.&nbsp;
The video of the incident that has also gone viral on the internet in shows the two-year-old boy's mother carrying him and walking on the road when one of the dogs comes out of his house and attacks them. The mother and the child fall down.&nbsp;
In the video, the woman struggles to protect the boy but the dog pulls the boy and bites his leg. A man rushes towards them and picks up the child but the dog continues its attack.&nbsp;
The owner also intervened and tried to control the animal but a second dog was seen running towards the boy and attacking him.&nbsp;
Tanuj Narang, the toddler's father said that his wife and son were returning from a temple when one of their neighbours allegedly opened the gate and her pet dogs ran out and attacked his son.
Police said that the child is stable now and a case has been against the couple under IPC sections 289 and 337.&nbsp;
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Greater Noida youth held for sexually abusing dog, throwing it from his balcony

The youth was spotted by his neighbour while he was allegedly sexually abusing the dog on his balcony in Greater Noida.&nbsp;

A 28-year-old man, accused of sexually abusing a female dog and throwing her to the ground from his third-floor house, was arrested by the police in Greater Noida on Thursday, officials said.
The incident took place around last midnight when the accused was with the dog in the balcony of his third-floor house in the Alpha 2 area but a neighbour spotted him and raised an alarm, they said.
&ldquo;Upon hearing the neighbour's scream, the accused threw the female dog on the street from the balcony. The dog is injured. The accused has been arrested this evening after an FIR was lodged in the case,&rdquo; Vinod Kumar Mishra, in charge of the local Beta 2 police station told PTI.
&ldquo;The accused works in a private construction company. At the time of the incident, he was apparently under the influence of a toxic substance,&rdquo; Mishra added.
The accused has been booked under Indian Penal Code Section 377 (carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal), while charges have also been invoked under The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, police said.
Further legal proceedings in the case are underway, the police added.&nbsp;
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Caution: Avoid certain pumpkin parts for dogs. Animal Humane Society tips for safe pumpkin treats.

Experts offer guidance on safely sharing pumpkin with your furry friend

Caution: Avoid certain pumpkin parts for dogs. Animal Humane Society tips for safe pumpkin treats.

Experts caution against offering specific parts of pumpkin or pumpkin-flavoured treats to your dog due to potential adverse health consequences, which could result in significant expenses.
The Animal Humane Society advises refraining from offering your pet the stem, leaves, skin, or raw seeds when it comes to fresh pumpkins.
Experts in animal care recommend that pet guardians prepare pumpkin puree for their furry friends by either roasting or steaming the pumpkin and then grinding the seeds to use as a topping for their pet's meals.
Pumpkin's soluble fiber increases stool volume by absorbing water and promotes beneficial fatty acid production, supporting cell energy, and intestinal function, and reducing large intestine pH. According to the AKC, pumpkin can also alleviate dog diarrhea.
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Bobi, the longest-lived dog at 31, lived freely, cherished cats, and had a taste for human food.

Portugal's beloved Bobi: World's oldest dog passes away at 31

Bobi, the longest-lived dog at 31, lived freely, cherished cats, and had a taste for human food.

A dog named Bobi, recognized as the longest-lived of its kind, has passed away at the remarkable age of 31 in Portugal.
Born on May 11, 1992, Bobi was reportedly an eye-popping 31 years and 165 days old at the time of his passing.
The owner of the Bobi said that he was never tied up or leashed during his life and as he got older, spent most of his time in the backyard of his property hanging out with cats. And, he enjoyed eating human food.
Bobi&rsquo;s certified birth records reportedly state he was born on May 11, 1992, according to Guinness World Records.&nbsp;
Bobi surpassed the "oldest living dog" record previously held by an Ohio-based chihuahua named Spike, aged 23, and the "oldest dog in history" record, which had been held for a long time by an Australian cattle dog named Bluey, who lived from 1910 to 1939, as recognized by Guinness World Records.
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Gwalior horror video: dog killed with axe, eyes gouged out, thrown into a drain for barking

In yet another shocking video, three men hit a dog with an axe, gouged out its eyes and then tied a noose around its neck and dragged it into a drain.&nbsp;

A video showing a dog being killed with an axe and its eyes being gouged out before being thrown into a drain in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior has shocked internet users.&nbsp; Reports said three men in the Tilak Nagar area of Gwalior hit a dog with an axe, then gouged out its eyes before tying a noose around its neck and dragging it to a drain.&nbsp; Reports said the three accused were riled up as the dog was barking and that led to the unprecedented barbarity.
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Climate change is not just affecting humans but also dogs!

The rising temperatures and climate change might be making dogs more aggressive: Study

Climate change is not just affecting humans but also dogs!

Humans are not the only ones who are dealing with climate change, but even dogs are struggling with it. According to a recent study done by Harvard University, there is a connection between dog bites and rising temperatures.&nbsp;
In the study, it was mentioned that dogs biting humans increase with rising temperatures and ozone levels. It was further noted that there is a correlation between UV irradiation levels and higher cases of dog bites.&nbsp;
For the study, the team analysed 69,525 reports of dogs biting humans. It was observed in the study that the cases of dog biting increased on hot and humid days and decreased on rainy and colder days.&nbsp;
The researchers explained that "behavior may be influenced by a general stress response to pollutants triggered by lung inflammatory messengers, and more direct effects on brain function are also possible."
It was also noted that ozone is highly reactive and that triggers oxidative stress in the airways which impairs the breathing function in the animals.
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Golden retriever, Tucker Budzyn, earns Rs 8 crores a year through his social media popularity. 

This golden retriever earns Rs 8 crores through his social media popularity

Golden retriever, Tucker Budzyn, earns Rs 8 crores a year through his social media popularity.&nbsp;

A 5-year-old golden retriever, Tucker Budzyn, earns Rs 8 crores a year through his social media popularity.&nbsp;
Tucker was 2 years old when he started hitting the headlines on his social media with his cute and adorable videos. The human mother of Tucker and a social media manager said that" A YouTube paid post of his can be anywhere around from $40,000 to $60,000 for a 30-minute pre-roll."
Tucker's human mom Courtney Budzyn, created his Instagram account when he was 8 weeks old in June 2018 and in just a month Tucker's video playing with an ice cube, garnered millions of views.&nbsp;
Courtney who used to clean the houses for a living, and her husband, a civil engineer, quit their jobs to maintain Tucker's health and his social media account.&nbsp;
Tucker has over 25 million followers on social media platforms and has also collaborated with many popular brands.
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A video shared on Instagram shows a woman lying on a train berth with her dog has garnered millions of views on social media. Have a look. 

Viral video shows woman travelling in train with dog; Railway Minister reacts 

A video shared on Instagram shows a woman lying on a train berth with her dog has garnered millions of views on social media. Have a look.&nbsp;

When you have a furry friend at home they become a huge part of your life and you cannot leave without them even for a day. Recently, a video shared on Instagram shows a woman lying on a train berth with her dog. This heartwarming video has garnered millions of views on social media.&nbsp;
Even Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has shared this video on his Twitter account followed by the caption 'Indian Railways at your service 24x7'.&nbsp;
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Update your dating profile picture with your dog in order to get more right swipes. Know how. 

Make your dating profile picture 'pawwwfect' to get more right swipes

Make your dating profile pawwwfect to get more right swipes

Update your dating app profile picture in order to get more right swipes. Know what needs to be done.

Thinking why you are not getting more right swipes on your dating profile? Your profile picture could be the reason. Know what needs to be done.
A recent poll conducted on 1000 British adults, found that singles who pose with a dog in their profile are more likely to find a match. Two-thirds of people are likely to get more matches if their profile picture is with a dog. Moreover, six in 10 people believe that owning a dog is a sign of a person being ready to settle down. In fact, four in 10 have even gone home with a potential date specifically to meet that person&rsquo;s pet.&nbsp;
Earlier, other researches have found that it doesn't matter whether you are a cat or a dog lover, as long as you are a pet person.&nbsp;
BRB, updating our profile pic.&nbsp;
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Watch: Dog lovers party with their pets at Rio Carnival

Owners showcased their dog&rsquo;s costume during the competition, from snow white, &ldquo;super dog&rdquo; to sushi and Rio&rsquo;s traditional &ldquo;mate&rdquo; drink.

Dog lovers gathered with their costumed pets to parade and compete in a costume competition in Rio de Janeiro Saturday, celebrating 2023 Carnival.
Some dog owners even matched their costumes to the ones worn by their furry friends.
&ldquo;They are very important to us. It&rsquo;s a moment for them to be together, all dogs together, playing, having fun during carnival,&rdquo; said &Eacute;dson Chianca, matching a Minnie Mouse outfit with his 12-year-old dog Saori.
Owners showcased their dog&rsquo;s costume during the competition, from snow white, &ldquo;super dog&rdquo; to sushi and Rio&rsquo;s traditional &ldquo;mate&rdquo; drink.
The parade has become a tradition of the carnival in Rio de Janeiro and prides itself in being the most democratic and inclusive party in the world.
The name "Bloc&atilde;o" is a mixture of "bloco" which refers to the traditional street parties and "c&atilde;o", "dog" in Portuguese, but could also mean a "big bloco."
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Watch: Dog vs shark standoff thrills tourists in Bahamas

Tourists aboard the four-hour excursion can be heard shouting and pleading with the dog to turn back in a video circulating on social media. &ldquo;Oh my god!&rdquo; and &ldquo;Get out baby!&rdquo; and &ldquo;Stop going after it!&rdquo;

The sight of a massive hammerhead shark was a rare treat for 32 travellers on a tour boat in the Bahamas this week.
But then, something stranger still: A dog dove from a nearby dock to confront the monstrous sea creature.
Tourists aboard the four-hour excursion can be heard shouting and pleading with the dog to turn back in a video circulating on social media. &ldquo;Oh my god!&rdquo; and &ldquo;Get out baby!&rdquo; and &ldquo;Stop going after it!&rdquo;
The dog ignored them and paddled after the 12-foot (3.7 metre) shark, which thrashed as the two animals circled each other in transparent turquoise waters near a private island in the southern Bahamas.
Then the shark swam away slowly, much to the delight and surprise of the crowd.
The shark had emerged from under the boat during a tour Wednesday in the southern Bahamas organized by Exuma Water Sports.
Company reservations manager Rebecca Lightbourn told The Associated Press on Friday that the black-and-tan dog always runs along the shore to greet the boat when it passes that island.
But it&rsquo;s the first time it was seen diving in.
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As per the findings of researchers at Kyoto University, Japan, it was found that dogs specifically judge the competence of humans. 

Your best friend- dog judges you too! Here's what study has to say

As per the findings of researchers at Kyoto University, Japan, it was found that dogs specifically judge the competence of humans.

Dogs are known to be a person's best friend but it looks like they are judgemental too. We are not saying this but a study is suggesting so.&nbsp;
As per the findings of researchers at Kyoto University, Japan, it was found that dogs specifically judge the competence of humans. In the study, 74 pet dogs took part, out of which 43 were females and 31 were males.&nbsp;
In the experiments, there were groups of humans who had to open a transparent container and in this, one person had to open the lid, which would make them competent and the other would not be able to open it, making that person incompetent.&nbsp;
This experiment would then be repeated with different containers and it was observed that when the containers had food in them, the dogs were looking at the competent person for longer than the incompetent person.&nbsp;
It was also found that female dogs looked slightly longer than males at the competent person to open the lid of the container that had food in it.&nbsp;
Well, next time you see a dog giving you a look, you know some judgements are being passed.
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Watch: meet Bobi, world's oldest dog ever 

In the viral pictures from his home, 30-year-old Bobi can be seen sitting next to its 38-year-old owner at their house in Conqueiros.

In the viral pictures from his home, 30-year-old Bobi can be seen sitting next to its 38-year-old owner at their house in Conqueiros

Guinness World Records has declared a 30-year-old dog from Portugal as the world's oldest.
In the viral pictures from his home, 30-year-old Bobi can be seen sitting next to its 38-year-old owner at their house in Conqueiros.
With the announcement, Bobi also becomes the world's oldest dog ever. The previous oldest dog was from Australia aged at 29 years and five months before it died in 1939.&nbsp;
While for Bobi, it's 30 years and 226 days old as of February 1 and is reportedly doing well for his age.
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Watch: dog's miraculous recovery story will leave you in tears

Sharing the dog's survival story through a video, the NGO 'Kartavya Society' said they initially assumed that the dog was crushed to death by vehicles on the busy road, and it was only after reaching closer to the dog they realized it was alive.

In a heartwarming video, an injured dog, initially mistaken as dead, was saved by an NGO worker and taken to a vet.&nbsp;
Sharing the dog's survival story through a video, NGO 'Kartavya Society' said they initially assumed that the dog was crushed to death by vehicles on the busy road it was rescued from, and it was only after going closer that they realised it was alive.
The visibly weak dog was taken to an animal hospital. It had sustained injuries following an accident, the NGO wrote in its post.
After undergoing treatment, the dog survived and is healthy now. The NGO named the dog 'Miracle' because of its unbelievable survival story.
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Watch: dog's grocery shopping skills leave netizens amazed 

It uses its paws to choose the vegetable it wishes to buy followed by the vendor putting the vegetable in the basket and collecting money, which has been kept inside

In yet another cute dog video, a pet canine's grocery shopping spree is winning the internet.
A viral video from an unidentified location shows the dog holding a shopping bag at a market. It uses its paws to choose the vegetable it wishes to buy followed by the vendor putting the vegetable in the basket and collecting money, which has been kept inside.
The video shows the dog smartly picking up vegetables like its human counterparts. Netizens also could not keep calm after seeing the endearing sight.
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Bhojpur Superintendent of Police Pramod Kumar said that the dog attacked 70 people in Shivganj, Shitla Tola, Mahadeva Road and Sadar Hospital areas on Wednesday.

Search launched for stray dog in Bihar's Ara after it goes on biting spree

A stray dog went on a biting spree, attacking 70 people in Ara town of Bihar, police said on Thursday.

Bhojpur Superintendent of Police Pramod Kumar said that the dog attacked 70 people in Shivganj, Shitla Tola, Mahadeva Road and Sadar Hospital areas on Wednesday.

A stray dog went on a biting spree, attacking 70 people in Ara town of Bihar, police said on Thursday.
Bhojpur Superintendent of Police Pramod Kumar said that the dog attacked 70 people in Shivganj, Shitla Tola, Mahadeva Road and Sadar Hospital areas on Wednesday.
He said all the injured people are undergoing treatment at the district hospital.
The police and civic authorities have intensified the search for the dog, he said, adding security personnel have also been deployed in certain areas.&nbsp;
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