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| navigate by keyword : buddhist budidsts chinatowns chinese dogs dragon foo fore gate guardian guarding his lion lions male miscalled nby nstructure often originated pair paw pearl portal representing right stone structure there tradition would |
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| Often miscalled `Foo Dogs`, the guardian lion originated with the Chinese Buddhist. By Chinese tradition, there would be a pair of lions at a portal. The male, with his right fore paw on a pearl or stone, representing the guarding of the structure. |
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