You can't have people talking or dogs barking in the background.

It's an option that appeals to people who either have transportation issues or live in a remote place or want to be at home with children after school. The price of gas makes it attractive too.

In the three and a half years since I've been doing this, no dogs have been stolen.

In our discussions with the Dogs and Warriors ... we were talking about the prospect of employment post-retirement but at no point has Price been offered any guaranteed income or any formal role. There's no document guaranteeing him something.

The kids were talking about how important their dogs were to them. My daughter said, 'Hey, Dad, that's what you should do. You should start a dog magazine.' I laughed it off, but then began to think about it.

They're exploring applications that go beyond the kind of warehouse and storeroom applications we've been talking about with retail mandates.