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I love seeing pooches in pubs. But not everyone, human or canine, understands the etiquette | Paul Daley

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I love seeing pooches in pubs. But not everyone, human or canine, understands the etiquette | Paul Daley

Soon the hounds of Victoria could be formally allowed into watering holes, but brawlers and biters aren’t welcome – neither are misbehaved dogs Not every dog, just like not every person, should go to the pub.

Obstreperous drunks should stay home along with incessant barkers.

Brawlers and biters, human or canine – no way! Continue reading...

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