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¡ôIf you know other people that have taken their dogs to the obedience school£¬ask them for introduction or even for places that they were dissatisfied with£®Even if you see strangers with dogs that seem well behaved£¬you may ask if they took a special obedience class£®
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A£®studies on the future wildlife in California by computer
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