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jennyh Wrote:

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> There was a lady around that time frantically

> looking for her white dog in Dulwich park, must be

> the same one...


If it was a lady with short blonde hair, she may be the owner.

Only last week hubby saw a loose wienamara ( I think that it is spelt correctly)charging down LL from bank opp. Dulwich Library. Followed by a man running with a lead in his hand hubby asked him if he had lost a dog and pointed out the direction the dog had taken. Guy informed him that dog was not his and he had him off lead ( in the park>) Hubby thought guy daft to let a valuable dog which was not yours off lead. He wondered whether it was a paid dog walker

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