@yodelma Yes, the information about the flu coming in from imported dogs was alarming. What struck me was that the dogs (in question) were properly vetted and quarantined - and they still missed it. Perhaps the receiving vets weren't informed from the sending vets (beware: potential flu carriers)...
Dog goes on rampage in stuffed animal museum
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http://www.showbuzz.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/08/02/people_late_great/main1860268.shtml
"He just went berserk," said Daniel Medley, general manager of the Wookey Hole Caves near Wells, England, where hundreds of bears were chewed up Tuesday night by the 6-year-old Doberman pinscher named Barney.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. ROTFLMAO. That is like the funniest article I have ever read. Now my coworkers really think I'm crazy!
What fun that doberman must have had before being caught stuff-handed. :p
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OMG! that was hilarious!
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That was funny!
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Ya think it was wise to put a playful dobey in to guard toy stuffed animals? Costly mistake ….
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OMG :eek: HOW FUUNNNNYYYYYY!!! BWAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!!
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Hope the dog is ok, and not dumped because of this error in doggie judgement.
Sorry, to bring this humor down, but I worry what they will do to the dog.
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Hope the dog is ok, and not dumped because of this error in doggie judgement.
Sorry, to bring this humor down, but I worry what they will do to the dog.
sigh.It was more of an error in human judgment. They should fire the people responsible for thinking a dog was a good idea. But for sure, I do hope the dog is OK.
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A dog would not necessarily be a bad idea in a normal museum setting but if you look at the pictures of that museum everything was displayed in such a way that it would be a huge temptation for an animal. In fact, it would be a huge temptation for a small child that was under adult supervision.
