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Dog delivers newspapers to residents' doorsteps
NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 09: Front pages from New York City newspapers feature President-elect Donald Trump on November 9, 2016 in New York City. Trump is due to meet with President Barrack Obama Thursday at the White House. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Quincy drops off his first newspaper just before 7 a.m.
The golden retriever finds the bagged newspapers in front of homes on his street, picks them up and drops them at the doorstep.
He has done this for 11 years, according to the Daily Camera.
"He loves to have a job," said Paul Goldan, Quincy's owner. "He's very anxious to do his job. It's just something that he thinks of as a game."
Goldan started the routine with his previous dog, Riley, about 22 years ago. Riley delivered papers for about 12 years.
After Riley died, and when Quincy was still a puppy, Goldan trained him to deliver the papers.
"It's the sweetest thing," neighbor Leah Bradley told the Daily Camera. "Everybody loves it."
