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Getty RF Billy King is ready to buy his dog, Skip, a big bag of dog food after the dog barked to warn him of a fire on the other side of his duplex, reports KansasCity.com. The early warning was particularly important in this case because the Kansas man uses a wheelchair and had to call his son for help. King tells KansasCity.com that he awoke to his dog's warning around 4:30 a.m. Firefighters and his son helped him out of his home, at which point the windows started to break from the heat of the fire. Something tells us Skip is going to get more than a bit of extra dog food -- do they even make dog treats tasty enough to show this kind of appreciation? ...