Although I've never gone through it and can't tell you what its emphasis is, there's a greyhound (the dog, not the bus) museum in Abilene, Kansas, across the street from the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum.
     Donna Roper

Harding, Deborah wrote:

> Anyone out there know of a museum that deals with dogs, especially in their
> roles in relationships to humans (e.g., working dogs, hunting dogs, etc.)?
> Preferably in continental North America, though I'd like to know of others.
> If there can be a museum of noodles, surely there must be one for dogs.
> Thanks.
>
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