It's A Dog's Life
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Villagers are coming to terms with the death of their beloved Royal, King Arthur of Locksbottom. Affectionately known as Author, well-wishers have been laying flowers at the shrine in his former home. The seven-year-old was put to sleep as he was suffering from a cancerous tumour on one of his legs and could not support himself. He lived much of his life in Wellbrook Road, Locksbottom, lived his final days in Monks Way, Orpington. During his final week, his owner Heather Meyers fed him his favourite of rump steak, pork chops and mince. And on his last day he was given a breakfast of 20 boiled eggs and 10 slices of toast before the vet came to put the 14st 9lb St. Bernard to sleep.
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Villagers are coming to terms with the death of their beloved Royal, King Arthur of Locksbottom. Affectionately known as Author, well-wishers have been laying flowers at the shrine in his former home.
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The seven-year-old was put to sleep as he was suffering from a cancerous tumour on one of his legs and could not support himself. He lived much of his life in Wellbrook Road, Locksbottom, lived his final days in Monks Way, Orpington. During his final week, his owner Heather Meyers fed him his favourite of rump steak, pork chops and mince. And on his last day he was given a breakfast of 20 boiled eggs and 10 slices of toast before the vet came to put the 14st 9lb St. Bernard to sleep.