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Firefighters rescue dog trapped in wall

KEANO the nosy Husky obviously let the sunshine go to his head yesterday.

While playing in a garden in Hampshire the young dog got his head stuck in an ornamental wall.

A neighbour alerted the dog's owner who then called the fire service for help.

Hampshire Fire Service rural safety officer Anton Phillips responded, firstly giving the owner advice on keeping the dog calm until his arrival at the house in Whitchurch.

Once at the scene, he was able to free the six-month-old inquisitive pup using a bolster to chisel off the area of wall that had trapped its head.

7:06pm Friday 20th April 2007

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Posted by: Anon on 8:24pm Fri 20 Apr 07
Thrilling news - pity the poor hack that had to cover that story today
Posted by: mel morris, burlington, canada on 11:50pm Fri 20 Apr 07
It may not be the story of the year (pity echo chose not to show a pic) but it was considered important enough to hit BBC news!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/6578141.stm
Quite frankly as an ex pat I like a change and it's been nothing but stabbings and other violent acts for months - what happened to the Southampton I grew up in?
Posted by: Robert on 12:40am Sat 21 Apr 07
Dog nought, Wall one



Dog's statement to police-

>>I was just walking past when this wall came out and grabbed me by the neck.<<

And it wasn't even a Southampton wall!
Posted by: ab, here on 1:52am Sat 21 Apr 07
Anon wrote:
Thrilling news - pity the poor hack that had to cover that story today
umm u moved away?!
Posted by: ab, here on 1:54am Sat 21 Apr 07
umm that wasnt the quote i picked!!!! It was aimed at mel morris....sorry anon!
Posted by: Robert on 6:32pm Sat 21 Apr 07
Just shows that it doesn't pay to stick your neck out!
Posted by: hmm on 11:01am Sun 22 Apr 07
Robert wrote:
Just shows that it doesn't pay to stick your neck out!
wind your neck in or youll be in the dog house
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