
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Corrie director's dogs attacked

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3 comments:
that must of been just awful for you and for her not to mention your other 2 babies
Quite right - poor little Willow.
this is a terrible situation for all dogs and their owners. Aggressive dogs are everywhere - never muzzled - and they see other dogs as 'dinner'. Unless a person is injured in the attack, the Police refuse to do anything about it.
I hope Willow recovers, and that the legal action is successful.
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