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Dogs now allowed on Montreal Metro

“It's going to be a learning curve for everybody,” says dog owner Mauro Peña about Montreal's new pilot project allowing muzzled and leashed dogs to ride on public transit as of Saturday. Brittany Henriques reports.

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