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Moltke and Bravo were said to have accompanied him in his propaganda activity in Bulacan.
If a young Jose Rizal had Usman, then Marcelo Del Pilar had Moltke and Bravo. Much like the other pets of our national heroes, Del Pilar's two Dalmatian dogs occupy an interesting space in the becoming of the country. They were ...
"Dugong aso" has been used to describe Kapampangans. Is it because they have allegedly consumed dog meat?
Kapampangans are famous for their rich food culture deeply rooted in their history and traditions. They are known for their penchant for incorporating exotic food into their cuisine, a testament to their adventurous and innovative culinary spirit.Dog-eating-considered unethical and ...
Kabang is a legend for a reason.
There's nothing like a good hero story to remind us of the good that's still left in the world. This enterprise of good, of course, doesn't just apply to humans, but to our beloved pets, as well. Enter the ...
In the late 19th century, Manila residents would see large armies of them go through the streets looking for food.
Today, Chow Chows might not exactly be rare, but they still do count as some of the more expensive dog breeds around the world. If charm counted for something then they certainly would be at the top of that list. Their distinct ...
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