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Story January 15, 1955

The Key West Citizen

Key West, Monroe County, Florida

What is this article about?

In St. Louis, a cocker spaniel named Robbie became overly attached to postman James Morris, following him everywhere since last June. Unable to control the dog, owners Mr. and Mrs. George Blammer gave Robbie to Morris.

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Problem Of Dog's Attachment To Postman Solved

ST. LOUIS (AP) - Robbie, a tan cocker spaniel, gave the postman a lot of trouble not in the usual way but with a display of devotion.
"He took up with me the first day I was on the route last June," said postman James Morris of suburban St. Ann. "and from then on trailed me all over the route and any other place I went, I couldn't get rid of him."
The owners, Mr. and Mrs. George Blammer, tried keeping the dog locked up in the back yard. But he put up such a howl every time Morris passed that the Blammers could find only one solution to the problem.
They gave the dog to the postman.

What sub-type of article is it?

Animal Story Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Dog Devotion Postman Attachment Cocker Spaniel Pet Adoption

What entities or persons were involved?

Robbie James Morris Mr. And Mrs. George Blammer

Where did it happen?

St. Louis, Suburban St. Ann

Story Details

Key Persons

Robbie James Morris Mr. And Mrs. George Blammer

Location

St. Louis, Suburban St. Ann

Event Date

Last June

Story Details

Tan cocker spaniel Robbie attached himself to postman James Morris on his first day on the route last June, following him everywhere. Owners Mr. and Mrs. George Blammer tried locking him up, but his howling led them to give the dog to Morris.

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