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Published 12:52 20 Jan 2019 GMT
Updated 16:11 16 Jan 2019 GMT

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One of the days, the woman said that it was just her and the client, when he started advancing towards her saying he was going to "tickle" her.
She said that she panicked and called the dog's name - along with something along the lines of "help me" or "protect me."
And, despite the fact that the dog wasn't even her dog, she did protect her.
"The dog got up and stood guard growling and barking at him," she said. "He was surprised but also laughing and told me to make her stand down and reward her by saying ‘good girl’."
"My boss then walked away and didn’t touch me for the rest of the time I was there."
In an ideal world, the client would have simply realised his behaviour was inappropriate and generally horrific, but sure until we get to that day - at least we'll always have dogs.Life

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