Honoring The Little Service Dogs

Some of these cuties actually work for the betterment of others

Brotherhood at its best:

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The two pups' owner describes: "Before Eddie went blind they both used to chase after dog toys, but now Eddie relies on Milo to help him play and they love going into the woods."

Milo, a 6 year old terrier mix, has taken on the role of a seeing-eye dog for his brother -- another dog. Can this get any better?

"Milo even wears bells on his collar so that Eddie can follow him around. If Eddie wanders off, Milo will go and look for him and bring him back to me."

Meet Lucy, the world's smallest service dog

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Weighing in at a whopping 2.5 pounds, Lucy is now officially recognized as the world's smallest service dog (according to the Guinness World Records).

As a therapy dog, she has even been "trained to sit for long periods, lay for long periods, not be flustered when there’s wheelchairs and walkers all around.”

We could all learn some lessons from this lady.

Texas' big problems, and little solutions

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In Houston, some moms have started using a private K-9 service to stiff out their kids' private drug stashes.

And in North Texas, a company called RK Agency can help you with your troubled teen:

"When you need a confidential drug detection service for your home, our narcotic detecting dogs can discreetly perform a thorough inspection of your entire property. Our dogs are trained to locate the odor of drugs (e.g., marijuana, cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine), so those with concerns about the presence of drugs can deal appropriately with the situation whatever the findings."

You can visit RK Agency's Website if you're a concerned Texas parent with an inclination to hire dogs to solve your problems.