yes, here's a labrador you have from someone.r husband, he is from her husband, how did it happen, i had a shepherd dog as a child, i grew up with him. well, as if she loved dogs very much and always wanted a dog. eh, and we, i say, i want to start reading a dog to study what kind of dog can be combined so that it would be like, well, with children and settled on a labrador, so that they are more so docile. well, this, by the way, is not true. good nannies say it is also not true. they give out everything that it is with us, a fawn finger should interrupt you a little. and when they describe some breed, this is a characteristic in general, e more typical for the breed qualities. this does not mean that all labradors will be ideal nannies, adoring children, funny foolish, er, loving babes. well, i know labradors who that's exactly under the description that writes about them in general. that doesn't fit at all. and as he uh, the lab appeared what already was, yes, as they are enough. well, as if already such an adult. yes, yes, no

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it is considered a labrador less often .e was such an experience when to us, well, own dogs, supposedly mestizos of labradors, but it was frankly speaking. this result was really bad in dogs, in fact, as it could not work on water. that is, it requires a stable psyche. this dog must be sure, the dog must be friendly to people. e to animals. uh, the dog should be, uh, calm in the house, but not all purebreds can even make it to the final exam. their journey begins at 3 months. puppies are first looked after and observed, noting their tendencies in volunteer families who must somehow manage not to get too attached to pets. after all, they will most likely have to part. this is necessary in order for the dog to grow up to be a well socialized and such a truly urban dog that he knows. what is a street? what is an elevator? what is a ladder? what is strong transport, that is, there is a big difference if the dog grew up in an aviary this time or in an ordinary apartment with people to interrupt the future career of a cook dog, an

kennel of the police of khmelnytskyi region, there are german shepherds and belgian malinos and labradorshey are currently undergoing adaptation, but dog trainers have already started classes to identify tendencies and the talents of each of the dogs, it is still too early to say in which direction the dog will work, uh, at this stage, we will reach this stage somewhere after a year according to age, and further we will already determine in which direction the dog will work, what abilities for which search , more she has the community in chernihiv police dog experts are convinced that these four-legged dogs will definitely grow into their assistants and real law enforcement officers iryna vesla details of the tv channel inter marathon the only news in a few minutes the face program visited me diana shevchuk is a 16-year-old schoolgirl who, despite her young age, already has several years of volunteering experience and is helping to bring our victory closer. wait, there are people who do not hide behind their backs, who listen to the call of the heart and are the first to give hugs . peopl

>> i don't think there's a huge outflow of doctors >> reporter: state attorney general raul labrador >> i think maybe they just need more education on what the law allows >> reporter: so you're saying the doctors are misinformed? >> i think i've heard a lot of things that borders on misinformation but i think doctors are safe as long as they're following the law. >> reporter: many doctors say the law can be confusing in fact, just hours after talking to us lab bruder withdrew a widely circulated letter to a state senator in which he stated the law prohibits doctors from providing abortion pills or referring women out-of-state for abortions. now saying it was not intended as a guidance document and an updated law made it moot for dr. cooper it's a hard day, leaving patients like the one who recently asked -- >> is it safe for me to be pregnant in idaho? and my unequivocal answer was, no, it's not. >> reporter: but she doesn't think it's safe for doctors either kristen dahlgren, nbc news, boise, idaho >>> we'll be back in 60 seconds with the chilling new video showing a tech executive

this word meant the cartier settlement also explored and mapped the peninsula, newfoundland and labrador of st. lawrence and the river, which gave the same name to cartia, made two more expeditions to canada, but did not find the riches that the king expected, thought he discovered precious stones, but already in france it became clearly brought. he quartz crystals map hit, hit and died. oblivion on april 20, 1832 , a blood transfusion was performed in russia for the first time and this made it possible to save a person. the doctor was andrey volf , an obstetrician-gynecologist who practiced in st. petersburg he trained in england and there he mastered an innovative technique for that time. on that day, he was urgently called in by the circus, who was dying of blood loss, and wolf decided it was believed that the husband gave the blood to the women in labor, but recently it was suggested. that the first russian donor was the poet alexander pushkin, whom wolf knew in the manuscript section of the historical library, a doctor's note was found in moscow, so i quote my dear alexander just re

labrador scarlet is a walking lab. play on words there. she works her magic.t by sniffing someone's socks of all things. tonight at 11:00, we will show you how it works and how dogs like scarlet could be a game changer. socks, you know, could sniff out quite a few things. >> my lab eats the socks. >> that's also a problem. >> labs ingest anything. that is very interesting. thank you for that. >> who knew? >> i guess you know because you are telling us at a 11:00 or you will know. >> jack, we think you're going to love this. ♪ "pop muzik" by m ♪ corn chicken... ♪ ...corn chicken... ♪ ...corn chicken... so... get out. right. okay. mhm. my $6.99 popcorn chicken is back. only at jack in the box. give your small business one tech solution that checks popc all the boxes.back. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by the next

. >> reporter: it is 9:00 a.m., and scarlet, two-year-old yello labrador, is already working her tail. this is her uniform. this is how she gets paid. >> they are wonderful workers, and they love their job. >> reporter: scarlet, and her canine coworker rizzo, are part of a growing number of dogs who can detect covid in humans simply by sniffing their socks. >> we per sprayed and threat through our socks, so it has a high amount of motor on it. >> reporter: they have been deployed to classrooms and nursing homes all over the bay area, essentially serving as walking covid test. no need for swabs or even a laboratory. instead, these labs come to you >> why use dogs? >> they are environmentally friendly. there is not a lot of trash from that. why wouldn't you want her running around you instead of somebody swiping you nose? >> reporter: the sense of smell is said to be 10,000 to 100,000 times better than humans. over the years, they have been used to sniff out everything from bombs to illegal drugs and even cancer. >> they can sniff out half a teaspoon of an order in an olympic -sized swi

and scarlet, a 2-year-old yellow labrador, is already working her little tail off. boss, ms. johnston. this is her uniform and this is how she gets paid. >> they are wonderful workers and they love their job. >> reporter: scarlet and her canine coworker, rizzo, are part of a growing number of dogs who can detect covid in human simply by sniffing their socks. hired by the california department of public health, they have been deployed to classrooms and nursing homes all over the bay area, essentially serving as walking covid tests. no need for swabs or even a laboratory. instead, these come to you. why use dogs? >> they are environmentally friendly, so there is not a lot of trash from that and why wouldn't you like her running around you instead of someone taking a swab of your nose? >> reporter: her sense of smell is 10,000 100,000 times better than that of humans. over the years they have been used to sniff everything from bombs to illegal drugs and even cancer. >> they can sniff out half a two spin of an odor in an olympic swimming pool, no problem. >> reporter: t

on which day how many cars were confused, but we counted approximately, well, then the dog , the labradorcounted, but the volunteer himself does not consider himself a hero, he says he had a whole army of helpers, i still had a rule if to i received an application. what if someone needs to be helped? someone needs to be evacuated. the person who started the application, the evacuation was free, but he had to help if necessary and people all responded. when i arrived in kyiv, there were no people to spend the night there. they organized free housing, it somehow worked like you are with people and people are the most important thing for you - says oleksiy that he is now not ashamed to look his relatives in the eyes because of the fact that we died next to their godfather. i now have three families and uh me, everything to me well, i feel that they love me and my family will not be ashamed now oleksia afanasiev serves in the armed forces , the dream is to win and go fishing in berdyansk or the crimea, they do not agree with the enemy , what they destroy, protect ours, we are a free country o

transferred from the kennel to khmelnytskyi's irrepressible playful puppies of the belgian malinois labrador and the german shepherd are already having their first lessons in play form . all four-legged dogs are trainable. they are very smart and agile. age and further we will already determine in what direction the dog will work, what abilities to which search more she has a common canine center of the main department of the national police of the chernihiv region is kept 20 service dogs of various breeds, i'll put a full stop on this for today, i'll say goodbye to you until tomorrow, have a good day everyone. and my colleagues, anna valevska and yehor chicharinda, just now veteria with the press. good afternoon. thank you for returning the tv to us. to the clock on our clock, thank you very much valevska with you on the express channel as usual, this time is sunday , the second of april, we are analytical, and mara von will include interesting and important guests as always. let's start with the gathering , we will invite you. i invite my father, i asked my mother, i am asking, we need to

now let's check the dog cross held at the weekend in the moscow breed park and the size labradors competedch bulldogs, and corgis did not concede to hurt the dog. you can do it for your own pleasure, if the owner is a little tired, then the four-legged friend will always cheer up with a perky like . the winners and prize-winners were awarded commemorative medals. no one was left without a gift and a good mood, of course, they smiled. although recently the mood of those who spend a lot of time in nature can deteriorate, because they have woken up activity in almost all regions of the message . dangerous diseases, including new ones , someone is sitting. at first, i didn’t understand, i thought the bug. ticks, perhaps the most dangerous arachnid, wake up their victims in the spring, when the air temperature warms up to six degrees, exhausted by a long hibernation, bloodsuckers are looking for a source of food. the so-called lurking parasites can catch the approach of prey from a distance of up to 15 m ticks. uh, they scan the area wide, spreading the first pair of legs, because the first pai

back clowning around, coco the labrador cross.lter with canine friend georgie after their owner, believed to be a heavy drinker, died. the dogs�* health quickly deteriorated. staff soon realised the pets had become addicted to booze. it could be just after, say, the owner has had a drink and is going to sleep, the dogs drank it. we just don't know. we do know they were very, very well loved. coco made a full recovery, but georgie, struggling with fits, didn't make it. the two—year—old is now available to adopt. he does need someone who is home quite a lot. he does suffer a little bit with anxiety when he is left. we believe he has never really been left. coming off alcohol almost killed coco, but now he is clear, healthy, and looking for a loving home. you're live with bbc news. new data shown to the bbc suggests that thousands of metric tonnes of oil have spilled routinely into uk waters from oil and gas production. the spills took place over five years and some of them hit areas meant to protect wildlife, the data shows. and now

back clowning around — coco, the labrador cross.r with canine friend georgie after their owner, believed to be a heavy drinker, died. the dogs�* health quickly deteriorated. staff soon realised the pets had become addicted to booze. it could be thatjust after, say, the owner's had a drink and they've just gone to sleep, the dogs may have drank it, but we just don't know. we do know that they were very, very well loved. coco made a full recovery, but georgie — struggling with fits — didn't make it. the two—year—old is now available to adopt. he does need someone who's home quite a lot. he does suffer a little bit with his anxiety when he's left. we believe he's never really been left. coming off alcohol almost killed coco, but now he's clear, healthy and looking for a loving home. you're live with bbc news. now, he's long been one of the bbc�*s crown jewels. sir david attenborough�*s wildlife programmes have delighted peope around the world. —— people. the last edition of his current series — wild isles — will air this sunday. it's f

transferred from the kennel to khmelnytskyi's irrepressible playful puppies of the belgian malinois labrador german shepherd are already having their first lessons in a playful way, all four-legged amenable to training, very intelligent and agile, it is still too early to say in which direction the dog will work, uh, at this stage, we will already reach this stage somewhere after a year according to age, and further we will already determine in which direction the dog will work, what abilities for which search, more she has there is a community of the canine center of the head office of the national police of the chernihiv region, 20 service dogs of various breeds are kept for this hour. we will meet at my place at 12:00 , then there will be an updated news release, then war and sports, do not miss it, it is difficult to talk about what you feel when you have urinary incontinence, an unpleasant situation can arise at any time, even with a slight effort, fortunately - this is behind me, uro feminost helped me thanks to the natural components of uro feminost helps to restore control over urina

transferred from a kennel in khmelnytskyi region unrestrained playful puppies of the belgian marino labrador and german shepherd are already having their first lessons in a playful way, all four paws can be trained, they are very smart and agile on this moment i have all the news my colleagues are picking up the live broadcast of espresso right now i congratulate you dear tv viewers on the air of the espresso tv channel program studio the event will be analyzed the most important events from the international agenda, of course, we are talking about those events that directly concern ukraine our guests are political scientists who are in in washington, andriy piontkovskyi and remis yunus , remis yunus, a well-known international political scientist who is in washington, will be a guest of the espresso tv channel. glory to ukraine ramis bey salam alaikum i congratulate you, thank you for the invitation, valik has made dear anton a hero. glory to you shines with the goodness of zrazia and once again glory to ukraine . we understand that all the communes have already talked about the visit, thes

. >> reporter: it's 9:00 a.m., and scarlet, eight a 2-year-old yellow labrador, is already working her little tail off. >> good girl. >> reporter: this is her boss, liz johnston. this is her uniform, and this is how she gets paid. >> they are wonderful workers, and they love their job. >> reporter: scarlet and her canine coworker, rizzo, are a growing number of dogs who can detect covid in humans simply by sniffing their socks . >> we pursed bright and sweat to our socks with a sample. >> reporter: hired by the california department of public health, they have been deployed to classrooms and nursing homes all over the bay area , essentially serving as walking covid tests. no need for swabs or even a laboratory. instead, these labs come to you. why use dogs? >> they are environmentally friendly, so there's not a lot of trash from that, and why wouldn't you like her running around instead of someone sticking a swap up your nose? >> reporter: dogs' sense of smell is estimated to be up to 100,000 times better than that of humans . over the years, they have been used to sniff out everything

our executive producer have been to see a labrador. and it looked like the dog had just.. it turns out he is a service dog and his owner is retired army and he hopped into the driver's seat to wait for his best friend to come back. it is dc. is cooper is not sitting in the driver seat, odds are someone else gets it and drives off. if you have a viral video to sugar hit me up @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight and social media. ♪ ♪ spacex launched the largest and most powerful rocket effort build from texas this morning. it is a notable thing that elon musk's starship did not make it very far. then again, it did not have to. here is lauren green. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> reporter: it was all systems go as the most powerful rocket ever blasted off from its texas launchpad. staff was cheering the spa spacex's starship. elon musk's mentor into the cosmos. but four minutes in the 400-foot rocket exploded. spacex tweeting as if the flight test was not exciting enough, starship experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembling before stage separation. spacex remains optimist

researchers with the california department of public health took two specially trained labrador retriever's where they detected 85 infections and rolled out about 3400 others -- ruled out 3400 oer did miss 18 d had false positives but they are praising the process, adding that the dogs are not to replace antigen testing but to find a noninvasive alternative. kristen: an unexpected fallout from the recent snow and rain. it is a goldrush of sorts. the but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. we're in the middle of dinosaurs! welcome to the middle of everything. and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the be

. >> reporter: it's 9:00 a.m., and scarlet, a 2-year-old yellow labrador, is already working her little tail off. >> good girl. >> reporter: this is her boss, liz johnston. this is her uniform . this is how she gets paid. >> they are wonderful workers, and they love their job. >> reporter: scarlet and her canine coworker rizzo are part of a growing number of dogs who can detect covid in humans simply by sniffing their socks. >> we press brake and sweat through our socks with a hot sample, so it has a lot of older. >> reporter: hired by the california department of public health, they have been deployed to classrooms and nursing homes all over the bay area , essentially serving as walking covid tests. no need for swabs or even a laboratory. instead, these labs come to you. why use dogs? forget they are environmentally friendly, so there's not a lot of trash from that, and why wouldn't you like her running around in that of someone sticking this up your nose. >> reporter: dogs' sense of smell is at the to be 10,000 to 100,000 times better than that of humans. over the years, they have bee

family members say last tuesday at about seven pm the boy is black labrador wandered away from the houseing for more than an hour when police arrived on scene, the boy's voice could be heard in the distance. during that search , the child and his dog were found a half a mile from the house. the boy was in tears asking about his missing shoe. but police say thankfully he was not physically injured. coming up in sports, march madness, living up to its name. we're going to bring you ll of the ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget a

and in the united states, french bulldogs were at the top of the rating, replacing the labradors who years, this was largely influenced by the popularity of this breed among celebrities that the stars talk about their pets. who of them received puppies as a gift from fans. and who took from the shelter will tell in the news of show business? the stars have a very active life, full of filming, performances and tours. so that they are rarely at home, but still they cannot deny themselves the pleasure of having pets that relieve stress and energize better than any medicine, except for masaru. nothing for happiness and do not need recently wrote in social networks. alina zagitova about her favorite pet of the akita inu breed, this dog 5 years ago after the victory. alina she was presented with the japanese authorities prefecture. akita, the then prime minister shinzo was also present at the ceremony. aby is also zagitova. there is a boy, in general, russian figure skaters. shares love for dogs. alexandra trusova has six poodles with the last addition from china. sasha named roella after

lacking the evidence to prosecute these cases, the bill also says the state attorney general, raul labradord that's something that's important that charles can speak to as well again, it's one of the most restrictive things we've seen. when you think about the post ro landscape, it's the kind of thing abortion advocates have been concerned about because it's not just a question about what a state can restrict, but also the ways they are trying to impede people's ability to travel to states where abortion is still legal. >> it's backing into it. it was what ali pointed out, one of the things that struck me about this law, they're saying, look, if a local prosecutor, and maybe they have a different point of view or they operate in an area that maybe is more liberal. >> sure. >> than the folks who wrote this bill that's fine. you don't want to prosecute it, the state attorney general will. >> chris, this bill is troubling on a number of different levels, and i'll tell you why, from a legal standpoint, i think when you're talking about the individual notion of prosecutorial discretion, prosecut

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what kind of dog did you have a labrador, and then a simple yard without a breed.leep during the day. so that you put it early in the evening there on the table a book with fairy tales. listen. you go already once you have to, we 'll figure it out for ourselves somehow. raise me such a disease. no, she's just ugly and free. ok. listen, how are they not there? no, i'm afraid of them. the store said they don't bite in the store. no, not really, then tomorrow i will buy a special house for them. are you sure you collected all of them no more? well, then please take it to pasha's room and wash your hands thoroughly with soap. oh hello, what a great job you do here. haven't seen you for a long time sergey sergeevich, he's sentenced to himself. hello hello lenochka, dear. how beautiful you are. well, the savior came with her husband. take him already got everyone with his principles. so principled, and your eyes are tired. good evening everyone. i went. i want to try alone with you. i don't want to go home. seryozha, we need to talk, well, we'll talk there. i have just b

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the american kennel club announced yesterday that the french bulldog has surpassed the labrador retrieverst popular dog breed. so, you know what that means for you lab owners >> he was my dog [ light laughter ] i'll do it [ laughter ] >> seth: so our writer, mike scollins, submitted that joke and look, we didn't have to do it [ laughter ] you know, i'm the host of the show i could have just said we're not doing it, but i wanted to do it because i'm trying to teach him a lesson and - [ laughter ] there's no -- the undergirding logic of that makes no sense that -- that implies that everybody who's had a less popular dog until today, had to put their dogs down. [ light laughter ] it doesn't -- just 'cause the -- [ light laughter ] the important thing is, you know, it's the start of the show, you want to kick it off, you want to get a good vibe in the room, and we showed a clip from "old yeller." so - [ laughter ] and finally a longtime green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers said yesterday that it is his intention to play next season for the new york jets. it's a perfect fit because ever

but uh, labrador doesn't just say he does, because it's very recent. probably remember they just uh they confiscated from an american company a port that belongs to an american company, through which they now supply, uh, building materials from cuba for the construction of a railway, therefore, and this is not even venezuela, this is huge. uh, the border with the border is very difficult. very uh, problematic both in terms of drug trafficking and in terms of, uh, illegal migration and so on and so forth. here is historical and historical, and if you look at the ethnic population of those states that border on mexico, there are also problems. all in all. uh, latin america is also becoming, well, mexico there generally refers to even north america, but it is becoming a very big problem in general. this is the doctrine of the monroe doctrine, which was said all the time, and which was endured all the time by some kind. and yes , there they tried to update it this way, then kennedy tried it in a different way there at one time. uh, with latin america in ge

for their performance in training, kyle often takes with him the labrador dogs alice and albert, theyfor the really difficult projects in which the scot has 15 years of professional performances. got a lot. what is worth at least a unique show in 2019 in dubai where kyle jumped from a helicopter onto a special ramp installed on the roof of a skyscraper. 4 years later, 31-year-old athlete. i decided to return to my project, called don't look down. now kyle went for a walk. under the clouds in a bowl, suspended from a huge balloon. there was equipped. a kind of carbon fiber skate park, which is used in the construction of formula 1 cars at an altitude of 600 m, the scot was balancing on a metal flight, performing dizzying stunts. the athlete's equipment of course included the powder, having descended from heaven to earth. kyle stated that this project helped him definitively overcome fear of heights. meanwhile , the final super league triathlon competition of the season took place in london. here, participants do not have to perform sports feats on a marathon distance, swim 200 m 4 km o

we then worked another labrador dog.d wise life, because there was a girl found under a blockage of snow, who spent more than a day there thanks to basya, she remained alive. here we let the bass. and basi starts barking. yes, there is someone i'm behind this blockage, i say, thorin how could you miss it? well, did you really let me down, and then he was only a year and a half old, that is, he was very young. that's it, basya was taken out. rescuers began to dig there and did not find anyone. and then i told myself that kolya, you are already working with trust her with this dog, because if i don't trust him, there will be no team work. what language does he know, in general, he knows, probably, more than 80 commands english german okay, one or 200 in bashkir , ah, russian, of course, well, in my opinion, even a little turkish words have also begun to be understood by the team in different languages, the same is executed or not. or he, too, is not particularly they are performed differently. well, because the command in

it will say that you have seven pets, if any interesting stories of their appearance, the oldest labradortory. uh, the owners abandoned him, because he was a puppy bully. he is now 12 years old. he's already gray. i wanted to put him in good hands already there were owners who would take him, well, i could not part with him, this is a good story. really further like, that is. he appeared first, then he appeared simultaneously with the cat masyanya, who threw himself under the wheels, he is also 12 years old. yes i threw myself under wheels. we were driving and barely had time to slow down and about 15 minutes. i tried to get him out from under the car. i absolutely had a sick kitten, all dirty. we tried frankly to attach him, but no one needed him in this form, and we treated him for a very long time, about a month. well, in general, in the end , we left ourselves the number two, this number two. i very often mentally beat myself on the hands so as not to leave someone else, because the number of animals is already off the charts, and the kitten that was. eh, for this kitten from the entr

dogs that are intended to bring prey not from those that pursue them, there are enough spaniels, labradorto hurt a child, it won't hurt him. i forgave her with the charusha, then we called her owner pipe, here is the girl with us, who stayed the longest, that's all, she even copied here she was. but the kids that we had, oh, nine pieces. and how many boys? how many girls there were, five boys and four girls, there was a son, raisins, something must be done constantly after the hunt. you hide with him. well, this is serious. oh yes, i see, fingers are not mm, snow, some guys say balls, yes, yes. it's a shame, of course, the dog is seen realized she is so active. yes, they noticed that dmitry always pays attention to dogs. come on one more time. remind me that you haven't visited us for a long time. something changed in your dog life sometime ago. they also somehow threw everything on chekhov max who was right away. max is a griffin. yes, it's a griffin. this is the front of the wash, you see, he's not very good, yes. here she is, a bald piece of foam lying, her wife rolled her eyes, she is

check the dog cross held at the weekend in the moscow breed park and the size of the value is not labradorsis were not inferior , you can go around 2 km at your own pleasure, if the owner is a little tired, then the four-legged friend will always cheer up for a bad lime. the winners and prize-winners were awarded commemorative medals. no one was left without a gift and a good mood, of course, they smiled. although recently the mood of those who spend a lot of time in nature may deteriorate, because they woke up activity in almost all regions of the message. dozens of dangerous diseases, including new ones, someone is sitting. at first, i didn’t understand, i thought the insect had time to fill up. the number of their victims mites, perhaps the most dangerous arachnids wake up in the spring, when the air temperature warms up to six degrees, exhausted by a long hibernation, bloodsuckers are looking for a source of food. the so-called lurking parasites can catch the approach of prey from a distance of up to 15 m ticks. uh, they scan the area wide, spreading the first pair of legs, because the

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labradors competed with french bulldogs. accords did not yield to offending a great dane.tired, then the four-legged friend will always cheer you up for bad barking the winners and prize-winners were awarded with commemorative medals. no one was left without a gift and a good mood, of course, they smiled. although lately the mood of those who spend a lot of time in nature can deteriorate, because they are different. yes, ticks have already shown activity in almost all regions, rospotrebnadzor reported and they carry dozens of dangerous diseases, including new ones. at first, i didn’t understand , i thought the bug. they avoid, and some have already managed to replenish the number of their victims, mites, perhaps the most dangerous arachnids wake up in the spring, when the air temperature warms up to six degrees, exhausted by a long winter hibernation of the blood-sucking and looking for a source of food. the so-called lurking parasites can catch the approach of prey from a distance of up to 15 m ticks. uh, they scan the area wide, spreading the first pair of legs, because

family members say the boy in his black labrador wandered away from the home and they've been missinge and started the search, the boy's voice could be heard in the distance. during that search, calling for help the child and his dog were found a half mile away from their home boy was in tears and was asking about his missing shoe, but luckily he was not. physically injured and he was reunited with his family. whatever union they're good stuff. coming up next protests expected outside of the manhattan district courthouse today as former president trump gets indicted still ahead on morning it's on to we'll have a live discussion about the significance of the case that trump is indicted on. but first it's been months since thousands of dollars worth of tools were stolen from the owner of this truck, he says. no one from the police department has called him back about it. explain the case coming up. start this first weekend of april. i'll have a look at the current conditions your afternoon highs. and explain the slight to social media to try and get his stuff back. he's sharing this vid

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