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- Meet Beef the bulldog, who takes slow walks with his 78-year-old friend25.11.2025Sir Charles Beeferoni’s journeys begin with a glacial trek down his driveway and a right turn onto a sidewalk. The English bulldog passes an alley before reaching an electrical pole that he sniffs, then relieves himself on. Sir Charles Beeferoni, whom his owners call Beef, then crosses a street to arrive at a striped pole next to a speed bump.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. There, Beef turns around to face a challenge
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