Guide dog's bleeding said linked to disease instead of stabbing

Guide dog's bleeding said linked to disease instead of stabbing

SAITAMA, Japan - Oscar, a 9-year-old male Labrador retriever, rests next to his owner, a blind man, in Saitama near Tokyo in August 2014. Five months after the guide dog's bleeding was attributed to a stabbing attack, police now say the bleeding might have been caused by a skin disease.

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