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July 5, 2019
How to Keep Your Pet’s Skin Healthy
Winter can bring on more skin conditions when compared to summer and this is due to the fact that the weather is colder, drier and has lower humidity. Skin conditions are one of the most common reasons people take their pets to the vet. However, there are simple ways to help make sure that your pet’s skin is healthy.
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July 2, 2019
Should I put my dog down?
This is a question put to Veterinary and Canine professionals daily.
You are the only one that can make that decision.
June 20, 2019
5 myths about dog anxiety everyone thinks are true
Separation anxiety – the facts you need to know
Author: Paul Daly
There are so many myths and misconceptions that have surrounded dog behaviour and training.READ MORE
June 16, 2019
Best Small Dog Breeds for Kids?
Top 20 Rated Dog Breeds
What is the best small dog for your family? That depends. Every breed has some unique characteristics and challenges.
There are a lot of things to consider, like:
- Will this dog play nice with my children?
- Will this dog be a nightmare to train?
- Will this dog bark non-stop and annoy the entire neighborhood?
- And on and on it goes…
June 2, 2019
Fight or Flight
But what does it truly mean?
Well the definition is this; The fight-or-flight response is a physiological reaction that occurs in response to a perceived harmful event, attack, or threat to survival. It was first described by Walter Bradford Cannon. His theory states that animals react to threats with a general discharge of the sympathetic nervous system, priming the animal for fighting or fleeing. READ MORE
May 22, 2019
How CBD Can Lower Pet Anxiety
April 17, 2019
Littermate Syndrome
The Siblings
Many experts including trainers, behaviourist, breeders and rescues these days are discouraging people to take on canine siblings.
The question is Why?
March 15, 2019
11 Things You Should Know about the Boxer
If you’re looking for the breed that embodies all the best characteristics of a dog, you might want to start – and end – your search with the Boxer.READ MORE
February 23, 2019
Knowing the Fundamentals of CHF in Dogs Can Save Your Pet’s Life
The threat of heart problems in dogs is very real and one that’s not easily detected. Congestive heart failure in dogs is not really a disease. It instead is a condition that might manifest following a disease or defect.
January 5, 2019
Clean House Clean Mind
The Mind Boosting Benefits of an Organised Home
Kipple is useless objects, like junk mail or match folders after you use the last match or gum wrappers of yesterday’s homeopape. When nobody’s around, kipple reproduces itself.
For instance, if you go to bed leaving any kipple around your apartment, when you wake up the next morning there’s twice as much of it. It always gets more and more. – Phillip K. DickREAD MORE
December 14, 2018
DIY Christmas gifts for your four-legged friend
November 27, 2018
5 Health Indicators that you should not ignore
It is these times you can not ignore these signs as your dog could be suffering with a serious medical condition.READ MORE
November 14, 2018
10 Things you Should Know About the English Cocker Spaniel
Author: Your Dog Advisor
If you haven’t already noticed, I LOVE Cocker Spaniels. I love their cuddly, fun, energetic personalities. Every dog is an individual, they don’t all follow the stereotypes, but there are some general breed characteristics. Want to know more about the breed and its history? Here are some well known and lesser known details about these floppy eared cuddle monsters.READ MORE
November 2, 2018
How to pamper your pet
Author: Sainsbury’s Bank – Money Matters
Whatever the occasion – whether it’s Rover’s first birthday or Garfield has gone a whole day without knocking a glass off the table – our pets always deserve to be pampered. Sometimes dog treats from the shop just don’t cut it when you want to do something special for your pet and treat them to a little bit of luxury. That’s where our top tips for pampering your pet come in.READ MORE
October 8, 2018
My dog is afraid of men!! Solutions!
Guest Post By MD Abu Selimof
Does your dog always bark when men walk by?
Are they afraid when a man moves toward them?
Being afraid of men is a common problem in dogs. Notably, many dog owners commonly report that “My dog is afraid of men.”READ MORE
October 1, 2018
Enough is Enough
September 24, 2018
How Music Helps with Mental Health – Mind Boosting Benefits of Music Therapy
Will Tottle
Music has been with us for thousands of years as a form of entertainment, communication, celebration, and mourning. There are so many different emotions that music can help us to express, and it is a language that we share universally, as well as one that everyone can understand.
September 17, 2018
6 Ways to Relieve Your Dog’s Arthritis
But still, sometimes it is hard to avoid strong hereditary factors. Arthritis is one of the most common health problems among dogs. One in five dogs suffers from this disease, so you need to pay attention to your dog’s behavior to detect the signs. Arthritis is very painful for your dog, so follow these steps to make your dog’s life a little bit easier.READ MORE
September 10, 2018
What is Spatial Awareness
Creating and developing spatial awareness
Not many trainers talk about creating spatial awareness, but this is a natural part of the canine development process. Spatial awareness is the ability to be aware and have an organised knowledge of objects in relation to space around us. READ MORE
September 3, 2018
Everything You Need to Know About How Dogs Sleep
Author: Sleep Help Institute
When you start thinking about a dog dozing off, it raises a handful of questions: how is dog sleep like human sleep? How much do dogs need to sleep? Can they sleep too much? And do they dream like we do?READ MORE
August 27, 2018
Do dogs enhance our life’s
A few benefits of owning a dog
It may seem like a silly statement, but many people are dog owners but are we sure about the benefits of dog ownership and how much they can enhance our life’s. So, we are looking deeper to unlock and share some of these benefits with you.READ MORE
August 20, 2018
Dog Obesity
Are our dogs getting fatter
Are our dogs getting fatter? If so why, is this a knock-on effect of human obesity or is that we are not aware of the harmful fat levels in the foods we feed our dogs.
Obesity is sadly an extremely common and preventable problem affecting our dogs on a day to day basis, with Veterinary surgery’s seeing more cases every year.READ MORE
August 13, 2018
Dog Tracking Devices
cWhy get a dog tracker?
Dog trackers and GPS collars have been on the market for longer than you expect, however over the last 3 years they have become more popular as we head further into a technology driven future.READ MORE
August 6, 2018
The Dog Park
Dog Park Pros and Cons
The Association of Professional Dog Trainers is an organization that was created to educate its members, the public, and other pet-care related industries in the proper management of pet dogs. READ MORE
August 4, 2018
Great British Dane Out
July 27, 2018
Stepping up to the Challenge
The Challenge facing Rescue Centres
At any given time in the UK there is an estimated 100,000 dogs in rescue centres. So, the challenge facing the Rescue centres is how and where to re-home this unprecedented amount of unwanted and abandoned dogs.READ MORE
July 23, 2018
Born to be Separated
When we first separate them
Author: Paul Daly
When puppies are born, they are destined to be separated from each other. This sad fact is so often overlooked by us as we are eager to welcome the new addition to our family.READ MORE
July 16, 2018
Do the same thing
We need to change to progress
There is an old saying which goes “The definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over again and expect a different result”.
Well I do not believe this to be true, in my eyes it is knowing that by doing the same thing repeatedly brings the same result is insanity. However, so many people are stuck in this ridiculous cycle.READ MORE
July 13, 2018
UK Dog Theft
Facts and figures for dog theft in the UK
This is every dog owner’s worst nightmare, but the shocking truth is that 60 dogs per week either go missing or are stolen.
The fact is Dog theft have risen by 24% in the last three years, which equates to 60 dogs going missing per week and not all the most commonly stolen dog types are pedigree dogs. This is organised with gangs operating across the country and are often targeting specific dogs and sadly only one in five dogs stolen are reunited.READ MORE
July 9, 2018
The Clicker
The Clicker is a worthwhile tool
I am asked on a daily basis what type of trainer am I. My instinctive reply is positive training but then when I think about most people now associate positive training with the clicker treat system.READ MORE
July 3, 2018
Top Tips to Keep Your Dog’s Coat Looking Fabulous
April 13, 2018
Benefits of Pets for Kids – The Essential Guide
Author: Michael Morris, Freelance Write
Unsurprisingly, young children are particularly fond of having their own pet. This guide will look at the impact pets have on children, what it takes to own a pet, and will demonstrate how a pet is a healthy addition to any child’s upbringing.READ MORE
February 5, 2018
What is dog training?
What is dog training and how does it help our pets?
Dog training is the process of teaching skills or behaviors to your dog. This can include teaching your dog to respond to certain commands, or helping your dog learn coping skills to certain environments.
January 26, 2018
Dog leads and collars, which one suits your dog
Choosing the right Tool
When you trawl through the internet or walk through a pet shop you will be confronted with a scary amount of different dog leads and collars. Choosing the right one for your dog can unfortunately be an expensive hit or miss game.
Many of you will know how this feels and will have a draw or cupboard full of leads, collars, harnesses ect that you have brought. Each one just didn’t work the way you where expecting them to or promised by the manufacture.
Many dog leads and collars just don’t work unless you put the training in from a very early stage and more importantly creating a positive to the lead.
Head collars work, however not all dogs will accept them and fight them constantly.READ MORE
January 23, 2018
The Modern Labrador
The history of the faithfull Labrador Retriever
The modern Labrador’s ancestors originated on the island of Newfoundland, now part of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
The founding breed of the Labrador was the St Johns Water Dog, a breed that emerged through ad-hoc breedings by early settlers of the island in the 16th century. The forebears of the St. John’s Dog are not known, but were likely a random-bred mix of English, Irish, and Portuguese working breeds. The Newfoundland (known then as the Greater Newfoundland) is likely a result of the St. John’s Dog breeding with mastiffs brought to the island by the generations of Portuguese fishermen who had been fishing offshore since the 16th century.READ MORE
January 22, 2018
Grass Seeds and Dogs
The dreaded grass seeds
Running around can be great fun for your dogs, however during the summer months it can cause serious pain and misery for your dog.
December 12, 2017
The Time Factor
Understand it is about Time
Time is not an object or substance we can touch or see. But neither is it merely a dimension, quantity or a concept
What is the definition of time?
December 2, 2017
How to Choose Dog Food, According to Science – 8 Factors to Consider
How to choose dog food
Picking out the right food for your dog also means picking out the right ingredients. As a responsible pet friend, one of the best things you can do for him is serve healthy, well-balanced food. Good dog food has the right nutrition your dog really needs, depending on his age, breed, and activity level.READ MORE
October 26, 2017
8 Hypoallergenic Dog Breeds for People with Allergies
September 27, 2017
Best Dog Food
It’s All About Quality Ingredients: Best Food for a Safe and Healthy Dog
Article written by Review.com
In early 2015, the law firm of Morgan and Morgan filed a class action lawsuit against Purina over ingredients found in its line of Beneful dog food. Despite this lawsuit — and the thousands of complaints of kidney failure that led to it — the products remain available to purchase at a store near you.READ MORE
July 26, 2017
Travel Anxiety
Car Phobia’s and Fears in Dogs
Do you dread the days you must take your dog in the car; does he make a run for it when he sees the keys? Or is he just a poor traveller but braves the stress of the road?READ MORE
July 25, 2017
Pitpat counting every step of our pawsome friends
Can the PitPat activity monitor help your dog?
It’s rare to come across a product that is simple in its implantation that it quickly becomes irreplaceable. The Pipat is such a device, a simple no nonsense product that does its job and does it well.READ MORE
July 8, 2017
Dog technology
Technology, we all use it. But do we all need it or is it a case of wanting it?
Need and want are two issue’s I debate at least once a year, slight lie. Every time Apple drops another ore inspiring piece of technology, my inner child goes to war with the grown up within.
I’m sure you can relate, but now the innovators have turned their beady little eye to our pets. How can our dogs benefit?READ MORE
May 19, 2017
Creating a calm dog
Do you have an excited or a calm dog
Sometimes when working on a 121-behavioural consultation, the owner will try to justify the overexcited barking and leaping about as the dog just being excited.
What I see however, is so far removed from a calm dog it has become unbalanced unhealthy within its own mind.READ MORE
February 11, 2017
Dogs and babies – creating the perfect plan before the expected arrival
For many people, their dog is their baby.
In their eyes, the dog is their cherished son or daughter. But what happens when you bring a new baby into the family? A new-born can dramatically change not only your life but your dog’s life as well. As your routines change your attention will shift from the dog to the baby.READ MORE
February 1, 2017
Is our labelling obsession affecting our dogs behaviour
Are we wasting our natural intelligence applying labels to behaviour?
Your dog’s behaviour is simply natural coordinated responses which can be triggered by internal and external stimuli.
A dog’s natural intelligence over the years has been gauged by their ability to perceive information and retain it as knowledge for applying to solve problems.
December 19, 2016
Dog Pregnancy Guide
What to do during dog pregnancy
By Mary Nielsen, My Sweet Puppy
When your dog becomes pregnant, it will last for approximately 63 days on average. Each dog goes through 3 trimesters, just like humans do, they may go through a morning sickness phase, usually within the 3rd or 4th week of pregnancy, and it is a good idea to get her into the vet at about 2 or 3 weeks after mating.READ MORE
December 6, 2016
Recognising the signs of stress and anxiety in your dog
Why could a dog be stressed?
So it’s not surprising that there are times when they get stressed and anxious, and it’s up to the owner to detect that and try to help a dog through its problems with careful, focused training.READ MORE
September 10, 2016
11 steps on how to walk your dog on a lead
Walk your dog on lead & stay in control
1Be aware of your energy and body language while walking your dog.
- Are you communicating a cool, calm canine state of mind?
- Is your body language sending the message: ‘I am a confident pack leader that is in control’?
August 6, 2016
Finding a dog walking service you can trust
Questions to ask when choosing a professional dog walker
Many people use a professional dog walker, especially if they work during the day, to get the dog out of the house for a sniff, leg stretch and toilet break when they are being left for long hours.READ MORE
July 15, 2016
The Adolescent Dog
Stages that occur in adolescent dogs
This is a very difficult time for your dog, however with continuous training and establishing a good foundation through true understanding, both of you will build a solid relationship.
May 13, 2016
Pet Microchipping
Do I have to microchip my dog
From spring 2016, all dogs over 8 weeks in England, Wales & Scotland will be required by law to be microchipped & registered to an approved database.
April 26, 2016
What to do if your pet goes missing
Why do pets go missing?
It can be very upsetting when a pet goes missing. Knowing what to do if it does
happen could provide some comfort, and improve your chances of getting your pet back.
April 23, 2016
The Disengagement Theory for Dog Behaviour
Creating Natural withdrawal or disengagement
As professional trainers and behaviourists we are faced with strong criticism when we state that a dog’s adverse behaviour is just a momentary engagement caused by a change in the state of mind.READ MORE
April 14, 2016
How to use the Long Lead correctly
The Fundamentals of Long Lead Walking
The fundamentals of long lead walking are simple, to build and install good solid off lead walking.READ MORE
April 14, 2016
Working hard to maintain a dog’s calm energy
Any behaviour problem can respond to Calm Energy
All dogs are different; some with naturally low energy and others high energy. It is that high energy that can cause unbalance in a dog if not channelled correctly.READ MORE
April 8, 2016
Nail cutting essentials for any owners dog grooming regime
What length should your dogs nails be?
As owners we all have different schedules when it comes to our dog grooming habits. But in our rush to accomplish all our daily tasks we could inadvertently causing our dogs stress.READ MORE
March 31, 2016
The day I lost my true Friend
Ziggy-the seemingly impossible Gundog
Over the coming weeks I was to be told by many people including the Vets that I was mad to take on such a dog. They said he would break me…..READ MORE
February 4, 2016
How to stop your dog barking
Preventing dog barking within the home environment
Inappropriate dog barking is one of the most common issues for dog owners, often stemming from anxiety when your dog does not like being left alone within the home environment.READ MORE
January 30, 2016
Desensitisation and Counter Conditioning in Dogs
The Key Factor to Successful Desensitisation and Counter Conditioning
Desensitisation and Counter Conditioning are two of the most successful techniques used to change unwanted behaviour in dogs and there are many methods in which to achieve this. <!–more–>However there is a key factor that is often overlooked and renders these techniques useless.
The term counter conditioning means conditioning or teaching a dog to display behaviours that is counter to the unwanted behaviour. The term desensitisation however means gradually exposing your dog to the situation or activity, without triggering any unwanted behaviour.READ MORE
January 29, 2016
Don’t Take My Food Away
Control is essential to stop food aggression
Controlling the food is essential but if you follow the old fashioned approach that you must be able to take the food away this can cause insecurity, defensive and even aggressive behaviours.
January 25, 2016
The Balance Trainer
Balance training as opposed to aversion training
What is balance training? And why do many trainers and Behaviourist believe that aversive behaviourist and trainers can be recognised simply by the words they use like corrections, pack, dominance and pressure ect.READ MORE
January 19, 2016
Being a positive dog trainer
Positive dog trainer is all about energy
Being a positive dog trainer is not about just using positive reinforcement and only food and toy reward based training to create desired behaviours.READ MORE
January 6, 2016
What are the Indicators of aggression in dogs
Can you spot aggression in dogs
From barking and biting to chewing and lunging, aggression in dogs is expressed through a variety of behaviours. The understanding of the dog’s natural indicators of aggression is essential to gauge the level of intensity a dog is exhibiting.READ MORE
January 4, 2016
Top Ten Dog Breeds
Top Ten Dog Breeds Found In UK Homes
Are you considering buying a dog as a family pet? Want to know what the top ten dog breeds are in the UK right now!READ MORE
December 22, 2015
Important factors of Dog Ownership
What are the important factors of dog ownership we should consider?
There are a number of factors to consider when choosing a dog. Taking on a dog is a serious and lifetime commitment and if you have not considered these factors then you are not ready to introduce a dog to your home and lifestyle.READ MORE
December 22, 2015
5 tips to creating a balanced relationship with your dog
Boundaries are essential to creating a balanced relationship
It is important to remember that we all have different views on the extent to which we share our lives with our dogs.READ MORE
December 18, 2015
Obsession vs Focus
When obsession over takes the focus
When obsession over takes the focus then we have taken away the dogs natural awareness of the world around them. Many of us are totally unaware of the difference between obsession and focus as both states of mind are acted out in a similar manner by your dogs.READ MORE
December 16, 2015
Puppy Teething – What you should know
The purpose of puppy teething
Puppy’s teeth are particularly sharp the reason and purpose for this is to help them chew during their early stage of jaw development.
December 15, 2015
Dog behaviours explained
Understand what your dog is trying to tell you
In order to really understand what your dog is trying to tell you, it’s important to observe their body language and listen to the noises they make.READ MORE
December 14, 2015
First steps to Crate Training your dog
Crate training from early stage
House training can become increasingly harder to establish and set a routine. This is where the use of a crate can reduce the chances of your puppy toileting while you are absent.READ MORE
December 10, 2015
Is Aggression normal in Dogs
Domestication means exactly what it says domestication.
Is aggression normal in dogs; answer is no it is not normal. Domestication means exactly what it says domestication. We domesticated dogs to such a point that they now live alongside the human and have become a part of our society.READ MORE
December 8, 2015
How not to fall foul of the puppy farms
Would you knowingly buy from puppy farms?
Author: Paul; Daly
Puppy Farms are highlighted more during the Christmas period than any other time.READ MORE
November 30, 2015
The Grain Free Foods
The Grain Free Foods
Today, more and more vets are starting to recommend approved foods like the grain free foods. The reason for this is that grain free dog foods contain more protein and animal fats and fewer carbohydrates.READ MORE
November 19, 2015
Border Collie balanced breed or not
Working with the Border Collie
The Border Collie is one of the most trainable dogs in the World today; however they can also be one of the most unbalanced.READ MORE
October 5, 2015
The Working Dog Breeds
The Working Dog Breeds should they be Pets
Not all working dog breeds have working potentially, it all comes down to the genetic lines they are bred from that makes them either working or pet.READ MORE
September 4, 2015
Business advice for running a pet care sanctuary
Have you always wanted to spend your life helping animals?
There are certainly a lot of abandoned pets out there in need of care and support, and a lot of people who would like to help but can’t take them into their own homes.READ MORE
July 14, 2015
The Power Dog Breeds:
Power Dog Breeds are they really so different
Mastiffs, Bull breeds, Rottweilers, Doberman these are all what we call power dog breeds. But are these breeds really any different from any other breed of dog.READ MORE
June 25, 2015
Are you un-knowingly putting your Dog at Risk
Dog and Owners at risk every time you let them off lead
Dog laws have changed and are not as transparent as we once thought.READ MORE
June 23, 2015
The Perfect Puppy
The perfect puppy comes from understanding; Knowing how they work and how they learn and how they see their surroundings.
It’s important to understand that our domestic dogs as puppies are unlike any animal as they are not born with the ability to walk. Their survival does not depend on this unique survival ability anymore.
June 19, 2015
Presenting Dog Energy
Understand and Control Dog Energy
Dogs like any other living organism on this planet have a presenting energy. We used to know how to read it not just in dogs but in our own species as well.READ MORE
June 15, 2015
Canine Epilepsy Symptoms
What are the canine epilepsy symptoms?
There is two type’s of Epilepsy, Grand Mal & Petit Mal. A brain disorder that can cause sudden, uncontrolled, recurring physical attacks, with or without loss of consciousness.READ MORE
June 12, 2015
Preparing For a New Dog
Are you ready to get a new dog?
Author: by Sainsbury’s Bank
Owning a new dog can be very rewarding, offer a healthier lifestyle and a sense of companionship. However, it’s important to ensure you are ready for the responsibility that comes with it.READ MORE
June 10, 2015
Dog Behaviour: Instinct vs Science
What differences does Instinctive or Science approach, create?
There are fundamental differences between the Instinctive approach to assessing problem dog behaviour in our pets and the Science approach.
The Science approach to dog behaviour being presented looks to put each type of behaviour into set categories.
With each category having a prescribed protocol to follow.READ MORE
June 10, 2015
How to find the right Dog Walker
What makes a good Dog Walker
What makes a good dog walker is the ability to understand the dogs need for exercise.READ MORE
June 5, 2015
Dog Lead Pulling
Dog Lead pulling is the No1 behavioural issue
Dog lead pulling is one of the most common behavioural issue’s. So what is the cause, what is the effect and how do we solve it.READ MORE
May 30, 2015
What Defines a Well Trained Dog
Are we heading in the right direction when training a dog
With serious increase in unwanted dog behaviour comes the increase in different types of trainers and behaviourists.READ MORE
May 12, 2015
The need to keep your dog on-leash
Dogs sometimes bite, growl or snarl when provoked
The occasional dust-up involving dogs and humans probably dates back to the time when early hunter-gatherers first attempted to domesticate wild canids.READ MORE
April 12, 2015
3 Steps to the Perfect Dog Recall
How do you achieve the perfect dog recall
There are many techniques used when it comes to dog recall training, some good some bad but whatever the technique you try it can mean nothing if your dog is not focused on you.READ MORE
April 10, 2015
UK Weather – Dogs die in hot cars
Four dogs rescued after Police smash car window
The UK weather has certainly been nice to us this week.
With today pipped to be the hottest day of the year, one Police force called for dog owners to be responsible and not leave their dogs in cars.READ MORE
March 3, 2015
Darwins Dogs
Charles Darwin the voyager
Charles Darwin, was an English naturalist and geologist. He is best known for his contributions to the evolutionary theory. READ MORE
January 16, 2015
Understanding Your Dog
Confused about understanding your dog
There is no question that as humans we often misunderstand the needs of our dogs.
By observing our canine companions we will find that they do in fact communicate with us with through subtle, simple silent language.READ MORE
January 15, 2015
Anxiety
Separation anxiety – how has it affected your dog
Research suggests that canine separation anxiety is one of the most common behaviour problems that many dog owners experience. A recent study, which was conducted in the United Kingdom, indicated that as much as 50 percent of dogs have shown some symptoms of separation anxiety when they are left by themselves.READ MORE
January 13, 2015
Fears and Phobias in dogs
What is the cause of phobias in dogs?
It is a common issue for phobias in dogs to manifest from noises of thunder, vacuum cleaner, fireworks, guns and bird scarers. READ MORE
November 27, 2014
Christmas food Dangers
Do you know the common Christmas food dangers for dogs
Christmas is a wonderful time of year and should be full of fun for all the family, dogs included.READ MORE
November 6, 2014
The Mind of the Dog
An introduction to the complexity of the mind of the dog
With all this diversity comes a very unique animal, with varying abilities and levels of intelligence.READ MORE
June 16, 2014
Factors Involved In Preparing a Dog For Competition or Show
There are many factors involved in preparing a dog for competition or show.
The following article we are going to discuss four of these factors:READ MORE
June 15, 2014
The Top 10 Most Popular UK Dog Breeds
Do you agree with these most popular uk dog breeds
Are you considering buying a dog as a family pet? Then you might be wondering what the most popular uk dog breeds are in the right now!READ MORE
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