First, someone stole her pet dachshund. Then the prank calls started.
After a New York City woman's beloved pet dachshund was stolen, she put up flyers in the Bronx to try to get it back. Then she began receiving prank calls of people barking.
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After a New York City woman's beloved pet dachshund was stolen, she put up flyers in the Bronx to try to get it back. Then she began receiving prank calls of people barking.
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