Dramatic rescue of dog washed 200m out to sea at Pollok Beach
What to know about Dramatic rescue of dog washed 200m out to sea at Pollok Beach
As the old adage goes, every dog has its day, and for an Australian Shepherd named Bean it proved to be at the weekend after the pooch was pulled from the swell off Pollok Beach.
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What happened
As the old adage goes, every dog has its day, and for an Australian Shepherd named Bean it proved to be at the weekend after the pooch was pulled from the swell off Pollok Beach.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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