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Dog Statues (page 3)

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Poodle
Vancouver, BC		 dog sculpture
Russell, KS		 dog statues [gone]
Elmwood Park, NJ
This Poodle sculpture was created by Gisele Amantea and installed in 2012. It is seven feet tall and installed on a 26 foot pole. It was modeled after a porcelain figurine. [map]

This dog sculpture in Russell is installed at DC Sales & Service. [map]

These dog statues in Elmwood Park were made of foam and installed in front of Camp Bow Wow. They were made around 2006. The Golden Retriever is about four feet tall. The statues were still there in 2012 but gone by 2016.

Esso Watchdog
Pottstown, PA
Esso Watchdog statues were produced by the Esso Oil Company. This German Shepherd Dog was used as the company's home heating oil business mascot from around 1959-1965. These fiberglass statues came in two sizes: seven feet long and three feet long. The larger ones, like this one, were installed on top of the company's oil trucks. This Pottstown statue was located at an Esso Oil delivery company at this site. When Watchdog Condo-Storage opened here, they kept the statue. It is now installed on top of their sign. [map]

German Shepherd Dog & Dalmatian
Southlake, TX		 Dalmatian
Magnolia, AR
This German Shepherd Dog & Dalmatian stand in front of Southlake's police and fire station. The larger than life bronze dogs were created by Archie St. Clair and installed in 2010. The sculpture in entitled: "Loyalty and Service Above All Else". [map]

This Dalmatian statue is installed in front of the Magnolia Fire Department. It has been there since at least 2008. The plaque indicates that Sparky, aka S.T. Home, served there from 1945-1965. [map]

Big Red Dog
Northport, AL
The Big Red Dog, aka Rusty, stands on top of the Stephens Gallery. The metal sculpture has been here since at least 1999. [map]

Barking Lot Dog
Memphis, TN
The Barking Lot Dog looks like a Golden Retriever. It was installed next to this dog park in 2013. It replaced the deteriorating dog statue named Scout that was installed in 2011 when the dog park opened. This six-foot-tall concrete statue was originally painted pink. It was created by Chris Little and is named Riley. For more, see this website. [map]

More Dog Statues:
Balto (Anchorage, AK)
Patsy Ann (Juneau, AK)
Balto: 1, 2 (Palmer, AK)
Greyhound (Montgomery, AL)
Bird Dog (Union Springs, AL)
The Picnic (Denver, CO)
Annie the Railroad Dog (Fort Collins, CO)
Great Dane (Northglenn, CO)
Propane Dog (Key West, FL)
Labrador Retriever (North Fort Myers, FL)
Beagle (Cottonwood, ID)
Labrador Retriever (O'Fallon, IL)
True Grit (Baltimore, MD)
Rusty the Dog (Holland, MI)
dog slide (Tawas City, MI) [gone]
Boston Terrier (Branson, MO) [gone]
Airedale Terrier (Joplin, MO) [map]
Shep (Fort Benton, MT)
Belgian Malinois (Fayetteville, NC)
Seaman (Washburn, ND)
Monty (Buffalo, NY)
Balto (New York, NY)
Good Dog (New York, NY) [gone]
Hounddog's Pizza (Columbus, OH)
Morley's Dog (Johnstown, PA)
Great Dane (Chattanooga, TN)
Cat and Dog (Austin, TX)
Dog (Fairfax, VA)
Trojan Dog (Roanoke, VA)
Sally (St. Johnsbury, VT)
Dog Chapel (St. Johnsbury, VT)
Husky (Eau Claire, WI)
Newfoundlands (St. Johns, NL)
Dog (Victoriaville, QC)

Hachiko Statue (Tokyo, Japan)
Sheep Dog (Tirau, New Zealand)
Spotty Dog: 1, 2 (Cape Town, South Africa)
Greenside Animal Hopsital (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Jock of the Bushveld (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Jeff Koons' Puppy (Bilbao, Spain)
Bull Terrier (Boras, Sweden)
various dog statues: 1, 2 (various countries)

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