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星期五打風，沒有外出，星期六晚上下雨，也沒有外出；小狗一點兒活動也沒有，顯得有點悶悶不樂，所以星期天一見到太陽出來，不可能就這樣的再浪費假期，所以決定到西貢走走。
公園裡分區介紹有關漁農的資料，也種有多種果樹，經過颱風的洗禮，果子大都掉滿一地，小狗狗分吃了少少蓮霧（紅色的），可以補充一下水份
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園內景色不錯，原本用我的小ＤＣ拍了很多小狗的照片，可惜回家時被人亂插卡，今天的努力全泡湯了！所以下面的都是老二拍的：
好穩健的悶帶著小狗跟遊人聊天（今天才知什麼叫穩健的根基，真利害！）
小可愛妹妹，越大越有女人味
細佬：巧熱呀媽咪！！
熱狗仔跟媽媽一樣的胖！
偷偷走到人家貝殼館，你知我們在做什麼嘛？？？猜一猜啦！
園內有不少蝶戀花
黑色的竹子很少見得到。
差不多六時多才回到家中，小朋友累得不得了，弄了晚飯給他們後便紛紛大睡，到現在過沒有轉個則，也難怪，其實我也累得四肢癱瘓 ，更何況他們小小的身軀呢！
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Dear All A senior veterinarian believes a copycat of the Bowen Road dog killer may be on the loose in Clearwater Bay and Sai Kung. In the past week, six dogs have died or suffered intestinal agony after eating chicken tainted with insecticide. Pets Central director of veterinary services Mike Muir believes the six dogs in Clearwater Bay and Sai Kung were poisoned by the same person even though the two areas are far apart. He said the insecticide used in the latest cases was not the same as that used by the Bowen Road poisoner, who killed 22 dogs and injured 60 others in a spree that began in 1989 with the latest case just last year. Police have yet to identify the Bowen Road killer and a HK$30,000 reward for information posted by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals remains unclaimed. 'I don't think the person killing dogs in Sai Kung and Clearwater Bay is the same as the one in Bowen Road,' Muir said. But he believes the recent poisonings were committed by a single culprit ,' Muir said. On August 2 a cross-breed and a poodle became seriously ill in Upper Tan Cheung Village in Sai Kung after eating insecticide-laced chicken. Two stray dogs were confirmed dead in the same area at about the same time. Last week two dogs died in very similar circumstances in the remote Pan Long Wan Village in Clearwater Bay. An SPCA official said the cases were unusual as dogs were not normally walked in those areas. Muir said the cross-breed, called Spud, and the poodle, Doddle Doo, sent to his Sai Kung clinic, were twitching and convulsing and salivating excessively. He had to induce vomiting to clear the poisonous substance from their bodies. Muir urged dog owners to be 'extra vigilant and to keep their pets on a leash, especially in the early morning.' Copyright (c) 2008 Help The Abandoned Companion Animal Supplies. |
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