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Some airports give dogs a final patch of grass

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Before locking a golden retriever in a baggage compartment, some thoughtful terminals provide a tiny patch of artificial grass for a final moment of relief. It is a premium lounge for quadrupeds.

Some airports give dogs a final patch of grass
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