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Community - West County
Dog bite turns into long-running problemPublished 07/23/07
Patricia Harral has two questions: Who owns the dog that bit her 12-year-old son, and does the animal have rabies?
In late June, Patrick Harral was riding his bike near a pocket of green space at the intersection of Johns Hopkins and Riedel roads in Crofton. As he rounded a corner on his bike, he saw a woman with two dogs up ahead. One of the dogs, a small white-haired terrier, looked friendly, but the other one, a larger terrier, didn't look so inviting, and the woman walking the beast looked upset.
"He goes, 'Mom, she looks mad,' " Ms. Harral said. Patrick rode his bike off the sidewalk to dodge the entourage. But he didn't...
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