Boston, MA, 12/7/05
The firestation in Boston's Back Bay has its own, old-fashioned firehouse dog--known as Colonel McSniff, or "The Colonel" for short. As soon as the alarm sounds, The Colonel, a six-year-old English Yellow Lab, stands at attention and then jumps into his seat inside Engine 33. On one slow afternoon, when nothing by false alarms came over the wire, the Colonel slumped in his seat. Firefighter Chris Wright, on the right, was also used to a little bit more action--he had just returned from a tour of duty in Iraq with the Marines.
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