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Host Name:	Millman Method
Show Name:	Dog Leash Walking Tips
Date / Length:	7/10/2008 4:00 PM UTC - 30 min
Description: h:12941 s:226887	All about leash walking tips for you and your dog. Learn loose leash walking, heeling and how to deal with distractions. This is one of the most requested dog training topics. Call in with questions and get free dog training tips.

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Life Trekking Talk™

Life Trekking Talk™

7/17/2008 8:23 AM UTC

Great tips!! Enjoyed your show :)

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