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Children's three legged friend
A three-legged dog is visiting schools in the Scottish Borders to teach children about road safety.
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Three legged dog helps children learn road safety
Children are often told to stop, look and listen when it comes to road safety. But in the Scottish Borders the message is being delivered to schools by a special visitor.
Springer Spaniel Jon has personal experience about the dangers of the road after he was run over by a car as a puppy. As a result of the accident he only has three legs.
Jenny Longden went to meet him at Glendinning Terrace Primary School in Galashiels today.
Children 'remember Jon's message'
The owner of a three-legged dog says her pooch's story helps children to remember to stop, look and listen at the roadside.
Jon lost a leg after being hit by a car as a puppy.
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You can teach an old dog new tricks!
A three-legged dog is visiting schools in the Scottish Borders to teach children about road safety.
Springer Spaniel Jon lost his leg when he was run over by a car as a puppy.
Now aged 10, owner Sheena Chappell takes her pet round schools to show children the dangers of the road.The pair volunteer for charity Pets as Therapy.