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Old English sheepdog
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Old English sheepdog
a large, compact dog distinguished by its profuse, shaggy, gray and white coat that covers the body, including the face, and obscures most of the body features. The tail is either naturally short or docked to a very short length. Called also the English bobtail. The breed is predisposed to congenital deafness, myelopoietic disorders, inherited cataracts and demodectic mange.
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But it said it would keep ICI's trademark Dulux dog for its paint brand.
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Lynn's starter arrived a little after - steamed Vietnamese rice flour pancakes of such a brilliant whiteness that I half expected the Dulux dog to waddle up to the table in their wake.
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PSOME of the Dulux dogs featured in the paint adverts over the years were trained by Barbara Woodhouse.
Ad all over! by McMullen, Marion / Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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