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Date: 2012-12-20 10:31:01
Bark
Onomatopoeias
Dog training
Shock collar
Collar
Dog
Separation anxiety in dogs
Dog communication
Zoology
Ethology
Biology

Solving Barking Problems BEHAVIOR SERIES I

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