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A promoter claims he booked space for an event only to find out that the venue wasn't available; two huskies attack a puppy, resulting in nearly $5,000 in medical expenses, while the dogs' owner insists they are not dangerous.
A promoter claims he booked space for an event only to find out that the venue wasn't available; two huskies attack a puppy, resulting in nearly $5,000 in medical expenses, while the dogs' owner insists they are not dangerous.
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