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· 2/3/2015

Rebecca Haas v. Elliott Cin

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  • relying on testimony that the confined dogs were “panting profusely with very dry, hot tongues,” were “beginning to become distressed,” and were “showing signs of heatstroke or dehydration”
  • forty minutes in 84 degree temperature

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