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The link: http://www.local6.com/news/4886182/detail.html#
The story:
'Ugliest Dog' Gaining Cult Status
A dog deemed the ugliest dog in the world has become a canine celebrity and is quickly becoming a cult status online since his mug was put on a Los Angeles newspaper, according to a Local 6 News report.
Sam, a 14-year-old pedigreed Chinese crested, won the World's Ugliest Dog contest for the third time in June.
Since his third contest win, Sam has inspired several Web sites, blogs and even an Internet comic strip.
Web sites are even selling Sam memorabilia and attempting contests to find an even uglier dog than Sam, according to the report.
Also, the Internet myth debunking site, Snopes.com, has Sam's story as a "true" status.
Another Web site cheered the fact that Sam is neutered, saying, "We do not want another Son Of Sam."
Sam's owner, Susie Lockheed, 53, said her dog is an accident of breeding, Local 6 News reported. Lockheed took Sam in five years ago when he was considered not adoptable.
"Sometimes other dogs don't seem to quite know if he's a canine," Lockheed said. "They have to have a good sniff."
The link: http://www.local6.com/news/4886182/detail.html#
The story:
'Ugliest Dog' Gaining Cult Status
A dog deemed the ugliest dog in the world has become a canine celebrity and is quickly becoming a cult status online since his mug was put on a Los Angeles newspaper, according to a Local 6 News report.
Sam, a 14-year-old pedigreed Chinese crested, won the World's Ugliest Dog contest for the third time in June.
Since his third contest win, Sam has inspired several Web sites, blogs and even an Internet comic strip.
Web sites are even selling Sam memorabilia and attempting contests to find an even uglier dog than Sam, according to the report.
Also, the Internet myth debunking site, Snopes.com, has Sam's story as a "true" status.
Another Web site cheered the fact that Sam is neutered, saying, "We do not want another Son Of Sam."
Sam's owner, Susie Lockheed, 53, said her dog is an accident of breeding, Local 6 News reported. Lockheed took Sam in five years ago when he was considered not adoptable.
"Sometimes other dogs don't seem to quite know if he's a canine," Lockheed said. "They have to have a good sniff."
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