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06/10/07
Erin Cox — The Capital
Maryland State Trooper Rick Kelly reunites K9 bloodhound Dixie with her former owner, 13-year-old Connor Summers. State police trainers say Dixie could become one of the best tracking dogs they’ve ever had. Find Us On Facebook
The year-old bloodhound narrowly escaped the pound and found brief refuge with Connor Summers, 13, and his family in St. Mary's County.
But it didn't take long until Dixie's slobber, stench and strong-willed bloodhound personality led her to law enforcement. "I wasn't about to let her go to the pound," Connor's father Jeff Summers said, explaining why his family donated the dog to the Maryland State Patrol despite his son's objections. "It hurt him pretty good when we gave her away." Friday, Dixie was among seven graduates from the...
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