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Another danger at the dog park

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nobarkus
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Get in the middle of two guys arguing and get bit!

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5g3DvA0TEcj0BA6p5KJrL_JpUQfiwD9FTD1AO1
Buddy, Paolo and Dan
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curlytails First Basenji's
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… wow.
I never considered this possibility before, even when I say the most dangerous creatures at dog parks are other humans, not the dogs!
M.C. w/ Bowdu (shiba inu) and Bowpi (basenji)
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Frightening - holy smokes! The human race just makes me shake my head sometimes.
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