A Virginia Labradoodle named Charles is already famous in his home town of Norfolk, Va., and has become even more well-known after being mistaken for a baby lion. An unknown person called 911 Tuesday ...
(CBS/WTVR/AP) VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Some residents of Virginia Beach got a scare Tuesday night, when they mistook a 3-year-old Labradoodle for a lion cub thanks to the animal's unusual haircut. Daniel ...
Many cats get surly when given lion haircuts, but not Charles the Labradoodle. He relishes his majestic style — even if it can result in run-ins with the fuzz.The Virginian-Pilot reported Wednesday ...
(CNN) — A coiffed pooch mistaken for a baby lion is causing quite an uproar in Virginia. Charles the dog was frolicking down the streets in Norfolk, minding his own business, when panicked passers-by ...
He may be just a humble mongrel.. but Charles the labradoodle caused uproar when he went walkies groomed to look like a LION. Police were bombarded with emergency calls reporting a baby jungle cat ...
Lions and tigers and labradoodles, oh my. Panic ensued among three people in Norfolk, Virginia when they saw a lion wandering the streets. Except it wasn't a lion. Far from it, the wild beast turned ...
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NORFOLK, Va. – A Labradoodle mistaken for a lion prompted a 911 call in Norfolk, Virginia. The Virginian-Pilot reports a 911 caller reported a baby lion was walking down Colley Avenue in Ghent, Va., ...
NORFOLK, Va. – A lion reported on the loose in Norfolk is actually a Labradoodle with a cut resembling the shaggy mane and tawny coat of a big cat. Daniel Painter’s dog, Charles the Monarch, so ...
In Norfolk, Virginia Tuesday busy shoppers and diners had a moment of panic: they spotted a loose “lion” roaming the streets. It was so scary that three of the spectators on Colley Avenue called 911 ...
Reports of a Virginia Zoo lion on the loose in Norfolk, Va., Wednesday turned out to be false when a zoo spokesman confirmed that all the big cats were safely locked away. Instead, the "lion" turned ...