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(#1) Sergeant Stubby
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(#2) Albert 'Good Boy' Dandridge Enjoys Long Walks And Collecting Rent From Park Place
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(#3) Tommy Atkins Is Ready To Do His Part For Queen And Country
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(#4) Lucas Dubois Assures His Comrade 'Tis But A Scratch
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(#5) Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor Yowl Of Cat Can Keep Owney From His Rounds
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(#6) Olwen Knickerbocker Helps Her Younger Brother, Gruffudd, Take A Bath
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(#7) Gloria Bembridge Is Never Late For Tea
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(#8) Viga Likes To Keep Her Deck Shipshape And Bristol Fashion
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(#9) Pete May No Longer Be A Pup, But This Old Dog Can Still Learn A Trick Or Two
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(#10) Susan Eagleton, The Youngest Of 13, Chases Squirrels By Carriage
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(#11) Always Steady On The Wheel, Teddy Works Part-Time As Ms. Prevost's Chauffeur
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(#12) The Duchess Puglina 'Two Barks' Eisenhuth And Her Escort, Amelia Bingham
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(#13) Boris 'Bees Knees' Marigold Poses For His Photographer, The Girl With Bacon In Her Apron
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(#14) Herman Swithers Models His Autumn Shawl
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(#15) The Amazing Mortimer Taught That Houdini Kid Everything He Knows
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(#16) Marion Fetcher Brings Her Petition To 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
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(#17) Gretchen Knows She Can't Have Raisinets, But A Quick Sniff Will Do No Harm
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(#18) Soren Axel And His Boys Gad About In Matching Socks
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According to the research of geneticists and historians, they believe that the domestication of dogs may have occurred as early as 27,000 to 40,000 years ago. In ancient society, dogs have become the most loyal companions of mankind and have been used on different occasions. As loyal and smart animals, dogs have long been humans' favorite companions throughout history.
You may have known some historical celebrities. There is no surprise that some of the most famous dogs in history are also worth more attention, they have witnessed wars or great scientific developments. The random tool lists 18 famous history dogs we can find on the Internet.
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