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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 81, 14 March 1931, Page 7

DOG'S VIGIL OVER DEAD MATE After his compainon, an Alsatian, had been run over and killed by a motor car at Bassett, Southampton, England, an Airedale stood on guard over the body throughout the night and attacked anyone who attempted to come near. A civilian •who tried to coax the Airedale away had part of his coat torn away by the dog's teeth. A policeman was also driven off. Both dogs belonged to one owner and had been brought up together. They had Avandered from their home at Eastleigh.

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