Food guarder killed in error
Two dogs that have qualified for the Lucas County Canine Care & Control’s pilot free-feeding program for food guarders since it was created last week have been given a second chance, but a third dog was killed mistakenly. County commissioners approved creating a 60-day pilot program during which dogs of any breed who freeze or growl over a food bowl during a behavior evaluation would be given constant access to large amounts of food, a technique that experts said corrects the behavior in most cases.