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Unique-looking dog seeks new home [p]
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[quote][i]Originally posted by shy[/i] [br][img]Fpics/1_duo.jpg.FP[/img] Forget the old joke which starts 'my dog has got no nose...' - Duo the Staffordshire bull terrier has two. Staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter are having problems finding a home for the three-year-old because of his unique appearance caused by a harelip. The dog, named Duo by shelter staff, was handed in to them by police after apparently being lost or abandoned. Staff at the shelter said vets had not seen a harelip to such an extent in a dog before. Head of fundraising Michelle Pyle said: "We've had a few people come and see him and say he's a freak. "Duo is not a freak, he's just unusual. Not many people can say they've got a dog like that." [url="mailto:shy@shyscyberchamber.com"][img]Fpics/1_shy_sig_ed5.jpg.FP[/img][/url] [/quote]
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shy
Posted - 15 February 2008 : 2:14:38 PM
Forget the old joke which starts 'my dog has got no nose...' - Duo the Staffordshire bull terrier has two.
Staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter are having problems finding a home for the three-year-old because of his unique appearance caused by a harelip.
The dog, named Duo by shelter staff, was handed in to them by police after apparently being lost or abandoned.
Staff at the shelter said vets had not seen a harelip to such an extent in a dog before.
Head of fundraising Michelle Pyle said: "We've had a few people come and see him and say he's a freak.
"Duo is not a freak, he's just unusual. Not many people can say they've got a dog like that."
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