Curiosity Gets the Better of a Nosy Oregon Beagle
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TUALATIN, Ore. — Buster the beagle got into trouble by doing what he does best--following his nose. Firefighters had to rescue him after he got his head stuck in a clothes dryer vent leading out of a house Monday.
Hot water and lotion failed to free the dog. Finally, firefighters took a power saw to the house, cutting a square hole around the head. After some wrenching with a crowbar, Buster was freed.
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