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Gold Tooth for KGB-Descended Dog
A dentist has rewarded his loyal dog by giving him a gold tooth. Ananova.com reports that Milan Vujnovic, from Bosnia and Herzegovina took four hours to fit eight-month old terrier Atos with the new tooth. “He likes the fact that he has a gold tooth. He often shows it off because he knows it is something different and special.” saud Vuknovic. “The Russian terrier is the smartest of all dogs and Atos deserved a special tooth because he is so loyal and special to me.” When asked about the possibility that thieves might try and steal Atos to take the tooth, Vujnovic declared: “Atos is descended from the dogs that were used by the Soviet KGB. He’s not a dog that would ever allow himself to get stolen.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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