Saved Tibetan mastiff shown at Beijing veterinary hospital

Saved Tibetan mastiff shown at Beijing veterinary hospital

Photo taken on May 8, 2015, shows a Tibetan mastiff at a veterinary hospital in Beijing. The 5-year-old dog was saved in February from being sold as a hot pot stew ingredient. Many of this giant rare breed, once popular among the rich in China, are at the mercy of some whimsical owners. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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