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Dominance in dogs

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Quercus

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http://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/letting-go-of-dominance/

A really good blog/article about dominance in dogs.
Andrea Walters

Quercus Basenjis

NW Ohio
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Kipawa

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I read this with my morning coffee. It makes so much sense. I also checked some of the info in their previous issues, and I wound up subscribing.

Andrea, thanks so much for the link!
Fran Harder, BAB

With Barney in my heart
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I think you'll enjoy the magazine Fran and I can recommend it to any one who is interested particularly in holistic rearing.
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