DOG BISCUITS
August 1st, 2004
BY MONICA DOBIE
PET store chain Pet Valu Canada (CORRECT SPELLING) has stopped selling postmen-shaped dog-biscuits after the country's postal service Canada Post accused the company of being insensitive to the dangers posed by aggressive pets. The treats came in Parmesan, fish and chips, and garlic flavour. A cat-shaped version has not sparked complaints from cat lovers.
PET store chain Pet Valu Canada (CORRECT SPELLING) has stopped selling postmen-shaped dog-biscuits after the country's postal service Canada Post accused the company of being insensitive to the dangers posed by aggressive pets. The treats came in Parmesan, fish and chips, and garlic flavour. A cat-shaped version has not sparked complaints from cat lovers.
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