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Five Very Good Dogs in Horror Fiction

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11 Very Good Dogs Who Make Everything Better (Even the End of the World)

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11 Very Good Dogs Who Make Everything Better (Even the Post-Apocalypse)

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Dragons, Ghost Dogs, and Doomslugs: What Are Your Favorite Fantasy Animal Companions?

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Cruella de Vil Is the Most Magnificent Villain in Children’s Literature

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Five SFF Books With Dogs (and Dog-Adjacent Beings) as Key Characters

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Five SFF Books With Dogs (and Dog-Adjacent Individuals) as Key Characters

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Ranking the Very Best Dogs of Star Trek

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Gentle Giants: Rescue Dogs, Pet Adoption, and Lessons in Love and Survival

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Han Solo is the Galaxy’s Goodest Dog

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Don’t Kill The Dog: The Human-Canine Bond in Stories and Life

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Shelter Sorts Dogs Into Hogwarts Houses, Leading to More Adoptions

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