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It's Max, the wonderdog

First, he sneaked out of the yard. Then he showed up on the train tracks. Then he went under the moving train.

Conductor Pete Tomassini (left) cared for Max after a train ran over the pug. After discovering Max gone, 'my stomach was in knots,' owner Robin Lennon (right) said. The three met again last night in Walpole.
Conductor Pete Tomassini (left) cared for Max after a train ran over the pug. After discovering Max gone, "my stomach was in knots," owner Robin Lennon (right) said. The three met again last night in Walpole. (Globe Staff Photo / Justine Hunt) Globe Staff Photo / Justine Hunt
By Mac Daniel
Globe Staff / December 19, 2006

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Robin Lennon knew her five-year-old pug, Max, was a curious dog with a touch of wanderlust; the dog had disappeared from her Walpole backyard before. But when he vanished on Friday, he was not found in any of the usual places. Not the Norwood dog pound, where he'd turned up the last time, and not the blocks around her house. (Full article: 692 words)

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