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Since I am starting to get some followers, I decided to reinstate the blog hop :)

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Brains, Bones and Behavior: Tucson, Arizona, United States; We at Seize The Leash provide positive and practical solutions to canine behavior issues that owners may experience. Through private, in-home sessions and seeing the dog in his own environment, we can develop a customized behavior and training program that is workable for the family and the dog. Teaching the dog new and acceptable behaviors in his home accelerates the learning process by avoiding the additional stressors of a strange place and multiple other dogs in a group class situation.

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