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The sheriff says it wasn't the dog's fault.
Are they trained to bite nuts? I knew a guy years ago that got bit in the nuts by Stadanks dog. Since then, I've heard of it several times. Maybe they aren't trained to bite nuts but is it an instictual thing?
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