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Puppy savvy

by Barbara Shumannfang (2012)

About this book

"Will save your sanity by giving you: the Magic Wand to solve the world's most annoying puppy problems ; insights into your puppy's mind (including how he is just like an alligator and why he needs a coloring book) ; special tips to tailor your training to your puppy's bold or bashful personality"--Page 4 of cover

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CorePuppy savvy Lead Character

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