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9 August 2026

Pup doesn't recognize grandma in red-light therapy mask

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Pup doesn't recognize grandma in red-light therapy mask

A dog in Bozeman, Montana, couldn't believe its eyes in mid-July when its owner suddenly appeared in a glowing red-light therapy mask. The pooch was not at all happy about the "monster" that had ...

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