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Subscriber only A Sunshine Coast dog owner is warning others to rethink how they play fetch after her pet was stabbed through its neck in a brutal accident. Kate Gazzard was throwing a stick for her assistance dog Boots when their walk took a traumatic turn. The Buderim doctor said the stick she threw landed into the ground and as Boots pounced to retrieve it, it wedged inside his body. It went into his mouth, punctured through his throat, punctured through his oesophagus, punctured through his neck and chest and into his right shoulder, she said. Boots then dropped down to the ground and was basically gasping for breath and essentially dying in front of me.
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Subscriber only A Sunshine Coast dog owner is warning others to rethink how they play fetch after her pet was stabbed through its neck in a brutal accident. Kate Gazzard was throwing a stick for her assistance dog Boots when their walk took a traumatic turn. The Buderim doctor said the stick she threw landed into the ground and as Boots pounced to retrieve it, it wedged inside his body. It went into his mouth, punctured through his throat, punctured through his oesophagus, punctured through his neck and chest and into his right shoulder, she said. Boots then dropped down to the ground and was basically gasping for breath and essentially dying in front of me.