Does your dog have a behavior problem? Perhaps she chews up the house or howls for hours when you leave for the day. Is he chasing and biting his tail? Or maybe she lunges at people who come in your front door? Whom do you call to help fix those behaviors if they become a problem for you and your dog?
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Augusta Farley embarks on the unexpectedly difficult endeavor of translating "pets are family" in multiple languages.
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Augusta Farley reminds owners that their pets' curious and playful traits can get them into trouble, offering information about hazards in order to help keep our animals safe and prevent tragedies.
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