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History Short: What Are the Most Dangerous Dogs? #Shorts
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0:59Now PlayingOn January 26, 2001, college Lacrosse player and coach, Diane Whipple, was attacked by a pair of Presa Canarios, dogs that generally weigh well over 100 pounds.
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