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- Know Your CBDs
- Keeping Kids and Dogs Safe
- When He Can't "Go"
- Fear Not At The Vet
- Osteosarcoma
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- Hot Dogs
- Beyond Animal Welfare
- Mast Cell Tumors
- Take a Hike
- Word Up!
- How To Get The Tick Out
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- Canine Cancer
- How Dry I Am
- Service Dog Scams
- Cushing's Disease
- Diggity Dog?
- Final Preparations
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- Oh Won't You Stay
- Throw It For Me!
- Addison's Disease
- Aggression Unpacked
- Calcium Is Key
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- Sting Operation
- Bee Safe
- Play With Your Food
- Save The Liver!
- Bone Cancer Vaccine
- A Crucial Repair
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- Dogs' Knees' Needs
- Don't Unsnap That Leash Quite Yet
- Can I See Your Dog's ID?
- Canine Distemper
- A Proactive Approach
- Comfort Your Dog
- Reporting, Your Duty
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- Wagging The Dog (Food)
- Approved 2019 Dry Dog Foods
- Understanding Canine Compulsive Disorder
- Mange, Mange, Go Away
- Nuzzle Up To Muzzles
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- 2019 Gear Of The Year
- Spending Your Golden Years With Dogs
- Steroids: Pros and Cons
- Genetic Health Screening
- Ear Infections: You Need To Hear This
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- Bloat: The Mother Of All Canine Emergencies
- Fear Not!
- Therapy Dogs: Bringing Comfort and Germs?
- The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Dog Owners
- Your Couch, Your Rules
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- Get Wet!
- Don't Deny Dental Health
- Five Steps To Stopping Unwanted Behavior
- Growing Pains
- When One Is Not Enough
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- Fence Fighting
- Lyme Disease
- Cold Comfort
- Barkaholics
- Dogs Vs. Wolves
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- The Heart Of the Matter
- Dog Got the Runs?
- Meet and Greet? Or Not!
- Don't Skip Stool Samples
- Proper Supervision
- Taking The Lid Off
- Basking In Sunshine
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I’ve had a number of older owners book lessons with me lately—more than half a dozen individuals and couples in their 70s and even 80s, all wanting some training help with their new dogs or puppies.