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Help end the pet crisis


New book creates awareness around communicating with pets for family success
National Canine Advocacy Group advocates for the well-being of dogs everywhere, creating a world where they have a good life, free from neglect, abuse, and suffering.


"Shelter dogs have too many problems"
Sometimes the dog we end up with isn't the dog we imagined we wanted, but I believe it is the dog that we needed. Some dogs walk out of a shelter, hop into your car, and within a day or two, they start to soften. They just needed quiet, soft place to land, and a full night’s sleep. Mr. Fluffy made his way to your heart and bed! But others? Others carry the shelter with them. You may be bringing home a dog whose nervous system has been in overdrive for far too long. Shelters a
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