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Jun042009

Street dogs commute in Moscow

DateThursday, June 4, 2009 at 11:14PM

Not sure if I trust The Sun as a source of news, and the headline is certainly inaccurate, but this story is pretty interesting. Free-roaming (not wild, otherwise they wouldn't get so close to humans) dogs in Moscow commute from the suburbs to the city -- by train. Supposedly, they've figured out the public transit system (highly commendable based on the tourists to DC who I've witnessed).

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