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Kirk Herbstreit serving steak to his dog at an NYC restaurant has Craig Carton fuming mad

Kirk Herbstreit fed his golden retriever Peter a steak at an NYC steakhouse, sparking a heated debate over dogs in restaurants and food safety rules.

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Kirk Herbstreit serving steak to his dog at an NYC restaurant has Craig Carton fuming mad
Kirk Herbstreit fed his golden retriever Peter a steak at an NYC steakhouse, sparking a heated debate over dogs in restaurants and food safety rules.
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