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Last updated at 09:22am on 22.04.07

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A husky with its head trapped in a brick wall had to be saved by emergency services this afternoon, in a somewhat unusual rescue operation.

The six-month-old male husky, called Keano, had become trapped by his jaw in a garden in Whitchurch, Hampshire.

A neighbour alerted the dog's owner, who found that Keano's head was completely stuck in an ornamental brick wall, so she called Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service for help.

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IT'S A DOGS LIFE: Keano had become trapped by his jaw in a brick wall

Rural safety officer Anton Phillips responded to the call and successfully extricated the puppy, using a bolster to chisel off the part of the wall that had trapped the dog's head.

Mr Phillips said: "This was quite an unusual call and the owner did a great job in keeping her pet as calm as possible before I got there.

"Without the owner's patience and ability to keep the dog quiet, this could have resulted in a much worse scenario for Keano," he said.


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My compliments to the dogs owner, and the rescue worker that removed this curious pup from it's predicament... Dogs are like kids, if there is anyway to find a problem to get into they will... We have to be as vigilant with our pets as we are with our children... Good work!

- Linda, Sprinfield, Oregon, USA


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