Gov. Kristi Noem discussed her love for dogs while defending a story about shooting a 14-month-old dog named Cricket in her new book.
“I wanted people to know the truth, and that’s why I put that in this book. You know, this was a dog that — I was its second chance. It had come to me from a family that had found her to be way too aggressive. I was a dog trainer, raised dogs,” Noem said.
“Oh, I love dogs,” Noem said. “Yeah, I have a dear dog named Foster right now that goes everywhere with me.”
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