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A public pool day for dogs? Get ready to splash
Five L.A. County pools participate in this year's "Pooches in the Pool."
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Five L.A. County pools participate in this year's "Pooches in the Pool."
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According to LAist’s linked report, A public pool day for dogs? Get ready to splash, Five L.A. County pools participate in this year’s “Pooches in the Pool.”
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