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We meet Brian the dog and survive to tell the tale. In truth he didn't even bark when i turned up with not a post bag but a camera bag on my shoulder. He's 12 years old and has never bit anyone says his owner, and a dog barking and a dog attack are two very different things.
We meet Brian the dog and survive to tell the tale. In truth he didn't even bark when i turned up with not a post bag but a camera bag on my shoulder. He's 12 years old and has never bit anyone says his owner, and a dog barking and a dog attack are two very different things.
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