Walpole’s beloved ‘Dog Rock’ rolls its way into mask controversy

For nearly two decades, lifelong Walpole resident Joey Dugdale has been the self-appointed caretaker of the town’s “Dog Rock,” a large boulder painted to look like a black-and-white puppy’s face. But when the 35-year-old recently painted a mask onto the landmark’s snout to honor health care workers, he touched off a dogfight in the Norfolk County community that’s been playing out both online and in stone.

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Steve Annear

For nearly two decades, lifelong Walpole resident Joey Dugdale has been the self-appointed caretaker of the town’s “Dog Rock,” a large boulder painted to look like a black-and-white puppy’s face. But when the 35-year-old recently painted a mask onto the landmark’s snout to honor health care workers, he touched off a dogfight in the Norfolk County community that’s been playing out both online and in stone.

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