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1) what commands should a six month puppy know? 2) what is responsible to expect a puppy to “stay”? She stays pretty well for a puppy, she’d stay even outside if I go out of sight. Sometimes she gets up through how should I correct this? Such put her
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I am planning to go on a long road trip with my dog to Greece. My friend has a dog and she told me i have to stay in france for 24 hours so the vets would give her a needle. Is it true? And if it is whats the name of the needle, also how much is it?
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