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Puppies For Dummies (For Dummies
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2000
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The Secret Life Of Dogs
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1998
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Dog Tricks For Dummies
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Puppy Raising & Training Diary for Dummies
by Sarah Hodgson, Rich Tennant  4.08 avg rating — 12 ratings
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2001
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PuppyPerfect: The user-friendly guide to puppy parenting (Howell Dog Book of Distinction (Paperback))
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2005
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Dog Perfect: The User-Friendly Guide to a Well-Behaved Dog
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Complete Idiot's Guide to Choosing, Training, & Raising a Dog
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1996
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Teach Yourself Visually: Dog Training
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2006
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Dog Tricks & Agility for Dummies
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2010
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Complete Idiot's Guide to Fun and Tricks with Your Dog
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1997
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“Working with Your Budding Adolescent: 16 to 24 Weeks
When you and your puppy reach the budding adolescent stage, you may feel like hiding in the closet. Some days are livable. However, other days you feel like moving. Your puppy doesn't listen or respond to known directions. He bolts, chases, and nips at everything that moves. He demands your attention and barks or mounts you when he doesn't get his way. He insists on being the center of attention every moment of every day.
Keep in mind that this stage is normal. I managed to live through it, and you will too.”
― Sarah Hodgson
When you and your puppy reach the budding adolescent stage, you may feel like hiding in the closet. Some days are livable. However, other days you feel like moving. Your puppy doesn't listen or respond to known directions. He bolts, chases, and nips at everything that moves. He demands your attention and barks or mounts you when he doesn't get his way. He insists on being the center of attention every moment of every day.
Keep in mind that this stage is normal. I managed to live through it, and you will too.”
― Sarah Hodgson
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