Toddler attacked by Japanese dog
Mar 23rd, 2009 | By admin | Category: Dog NewsA three-year-old girl suffers facial injuries when she is mauled by a Japanese Akita dog in Shipley.
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6) That irresponsible suppliers and producers of dogs should be properly legislated against
7) That educating young people about dogs is to the great benefit of dogs and society in the future
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