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What is the best thing for anxiety in a dog? My 8 year old Boston Terrier has sever anxiety issues and fear aggression. Thank you!
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My twin boxer mixes; I have one that is so dominant and a bully to her sister and resonating on all my stuff from blankets to my clothing, then she playwright up underneath me.i don't hit them cause it appears they were always in a crate and they sca
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