Cute Dog

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Genetical Pups Glow Red

Genetical Pups Glow Red

Seoul genetical scientists developed four beagle pups that glow red. They did it with the process of cloning technique. The scientists said that they did not know how to bark.

Ruppy is the name given to the world’s first transgenic female beagle dog carrying fluorescent genes that make the canine glow red. All four of these puppies are named Ruppy. Ruppy is the combination of the words, ruby and puppy.

These dogs look like any other beagles in the daylight. When the sun sets, they looks different. These amazing puppies glow red under ultraviolet light and their nails and abdomens, which have thin skins, look red even to the naked eye.

The team of scientists identified the dogs as clones of a cell donor through DNA tests and recorded their experiments on the website of the journal, Genesis. Fluorescent mice and pigs have been cloned before in Europe, Japan and the United States, but this marks the first time dogs with modified genes have been cloned successfully.

Drug Dog Catches Schoolboys

Drug Dog Catches Schoolboys

British police received an unexpected surprise when a trained dog picked out four students, during a speech about drugs, who had cannibis stored in their lockers.

"It's one assembly that no one will ever forget," said Alan Mobbs of the Devon and Cornwall Police.

The dog was trained to sit down next to anyone who smells of drugs.

Special Kitchen for Dogs

Special Kitchen for Dogs

A soup kitchen exclusively for dogs has opened its doors in Berlin providing pets of the homeless and unemployed with a free meal, the director of the establishment said on Friday.
Despite the looming financial crisis, director Claudia Hollm dismissed criticism that it may be more sensible to collect money for humans than for dogs.

"Nowadays people underestimate dogs. They are incredibly important for those who lack social contact with other humans," Hollm told Reuters.

"Making sure dogs don't go hungry is just as important as making sure that people don't starve," she added.

Hollm, and her company "Animal Board," gets sponsorship from companies, including animal food manufacturers.
One woman who uses the free service said she had two dogs, four cats, a rabbit and some guinea pigs.

"Without this animal bread line, I'd probably starve to death," the 20-year old told German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

The opening of the soup kitchen follows last month's launch of a new bus service in Berlin for dogs, which shuttles their furry friends to a luxury dog day-care center.