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Demand for dog genetic testing surges after Hong Kong clampdown over attacks
scmp.com · China · east asia
Demand for dog genetic testing has surged in Hong Kong following a government clampdown initiated after dog attacks. This indicates a public response to new regulations concerning animal safety.
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