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Kennel Club Books introduces a breakthrough in puppy-training books! Well-known author Charlotte Schwartz has taken a key commonsense principal of canine development and applied it to the education of every new puppy. All dog trainers and
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Posted by: Ricky Smitz | Saturday, February 05, 2011 at 07:00 PM
I have a good bichon frise who is full of energy and enthusiasm as well. He has been around my baby nephew and just desires to lick him in a passionate way and be right in his visage.... so I am also anxious for when baby arrives. We are looking into some more training but have not got exactly what we are looking for yet. He can sit and come and do those types of commands but just doesn't seem to know how to control his excitement.
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