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Dog Training (In Light of the recent dog attack)

Amimad · 2007-06-12 15:25:30

After the horrific attack on a young boy this week by two dogs running loose.:( I was wondering how many people around Galway would be interested in obedience lessons? Do you find it difficult to find places to take your dog & have fun? How far would you be willing to travel?

12-06-2007 3:25pm

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Amimad

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After the horrific attack on a young boy this week by two dogs running loose.:(

I was wondering how many people around Galway would be interested in obedience lessons?
Do you find it difficult to find places to take your dog & have fun?
How far would you be willing to travel?

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#2 12-06-2007 3:35pm

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Dogs are dogs it's the owners that are the problem.

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#3 12-06-2007 3:53pm

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Amimad wrote:

How far would you be willing to travel?

As far as Ryehill.;)

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