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						  Clutching his dog Niko as best he could with a cast on his arm, Tom Albrecht sat on a couch in his Oak Lawn home Thursday, recounting the details of an attack that nearly cost the 13-pound Chinese Shih Tzu his life. &ldquo;I am so, so depressed about this,&rdquo; said Albrecht, 84, who injured his back and suffered a fractured wrist when he and his dog were mauled last month by a loose German shepherd. &ldquo;It can&rsquo;t happen to anyone else.&rdquo; Oak Lawn Trustee Carol Quinlan agrees. Her 5th District includes the neighborhood where the attack took place, and she  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   