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Wheeler Denver Post Staff WriterDon't be quick to smile if someone says you and your couch-potato dog look alike.

Fluffy may not have your eyes - but she might have your potbelly.

Too little exercise and the wrong kind of food lead to more than high obesity rates among people.

Their furry friends are getting fat too.

One out of every four dogs is overweight, according to a study released by the National Research Council.

The same obesity-related diseases crippling dog owners, including Type 2 diabetes and heart...

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