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Pros And Cons Of Dog Abuse

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Have you heard anything about dog abuse/cruelty? In this story the Who is : The dog, and the abuser. What : is no attention , starved ,dehydrated. When : Now and some past. The where is anywhere, and the why is people take their anger out on them and people refer to them as man's best friend but they treat them very badly and lastly the How is just abuse, being left outside all day and night and being starved. The following paragraphs are about some signs, some problems and what it could lead to.

Here are some of the signs, One of them are Flea or tick infestation. Some people will just think it just happen but the owners don't let it that bad where it is a infestation. Another is seeing a dog not being able to stand or having weakness to

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