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Rottweiler
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Rottweiler
a large, very powerfully built dog with massive, broad head, small pendant ears and short docked tail. The short coat is black with tan markings on the face, chest and legs. The breed is predisposed to osteochondrosis, diabetes mellitus, sesamoiditis, leukoencephalomyelopathy and neuroaxonal dystrophy.
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Byline: Ross McCarthy AN elderly woman was left in severe pain after a rotweiller launched itself at her on a road in Birmingham, clamping its jaws around her arm.
Dog attack ordeal by Birmingham Mail (England)
Some say he is the ANC's rotweiller, court jester, or useful idiot.
Is he the ANC's rotweiller? by Commey, Pusch / New African
Scenting blood, Labour rotweiller Kevan Jones, MP for Durham North, said: "David Cameron talks about honesty and transparency in public life but in a matter of two days, his sleazebuster appointed to Europe has had to resign because of questions over his expenses and now his party chairman Caroline Spelman has a big question mark over how she has been using hers.
ANY OTHER BUSINESS by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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