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Three dog night

To clarify, in the Mt. Hood case, the dog was warm-blooded and furry and hence warm. The three climbers huddled around the warm dog throughout the freezing night. The dog kept them warm enough to survive until technology devices which they were wearing were located the next day by the mountain rescue team.

I don't know if rescue dogs were involved. As for signed consent, a pawprint backed up by a wagging tail is sufficient.

by a reader on Tue, 02/20/2007 - 20:44

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