What are some good dog stories in Garden and Gun?

You can start by checking the magazine's website. They usually have a search function where you can type in 'dog stories' and it should bring up relevant articles. Also, look through the table of contents of the printed magazine if you have access to it. The editors might categorize the stories in a way that makes it easy to find the ones about dogs.

There's a story of a gardener who had a problem with crows eating his newly planted seeds. He got an old shotgun and instead of shooting the crows, he used it to make loud noises to scare them away. Over time, he trained the crows to stay away from his garden just by the sound of the gun. He also started leaving out some food for the crows at a distance from his garden so they wouldn't be too desperate to come into his precious garden space. His approach was both clever and humane.

One good guy with a gun story could be a situation where a store owner in a rough neighborhood had a firearm. One day, some robbers entered his store, threatening the customers and employees. But he was able to draw his gun and hold the robbers at bay until the police arrived. His quick action protected everyone in the store.

One of the best 'garden and gun' stories I know is about a southern gentleman who had a beautiful garden. He used his shotgun not for hunting but to scare away pests that would damage his precious plants. Every time a deer or raccoon came near, he'd fire a warning shot into the air. His garden was his pride and joy, and that old gun was his tool to protect it.

There are many heartwarming dog stories. For example, there are stories about dogs rescuing people in dangerous situations. Some dogs have saved their owners from fires or drowning by alerting others or directly taking action. Another type of story is about the bond between a guide dog and its visually - impaired owner. The guide dog helps the owner navigate through the world, and they develop a deep and trusting relationship.

'The Adventures of Spot'. This title gives the idea of a dog named Spot having various exciting experiences. It's simple and easy to remember.

Another good one is about the 'Talking Dog'. A man found a dog that could talk. He was so excited and thought he could make a fortune. He took the dog to a talent agent. But when they got there, the dog just sat there and wouldn't say a word. The man was so disappointed. As they left, the dog said to the man, 'I only talk when I have something important to say. And those talent agents are not worth my words.'

I know of a story where a family adopted an older dog. The dog had been in the shelter for a long time and was a bit sad. But once it got to its new home, it quickly bonded with the family. It became a loyal companion, always greeting the kids when they came home from school and sitting by the family during movie nights.

One great RWBY gun bow fanfiction is 'The Hunter and the Archer'. It combines the unique weaponry of RWBY with an exciting adventure plot. The characters use their gun bows in creative ways to fight against Grimm.

One sad gun story could be about a young child who accidentally found a loaded gun at home and accidentally shot themselves while playing. It's a tragic event that shows the importance of proper gun storage.