Pet dogs take part in campaign to oppose eating dog meat

Pet dogs take part in campaign to oppose eating dog meat

SEOUL, South Korea - With the opening of the World Cup finals less than a week away, pet dogs clad in traditional Korean costume take part in a campaign held in Seoul on May 26 to oppose the country's habit of eating dog meat.

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