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Earlier Study: Dogs Prefer Petting to Praise

A program manager at a Humane Society shelter decided to study how to best soothe the stress so many shelter dogs experience, and what he discovered came as a surprise. Whether it's a shelter dog or your own pet, now you know the real way to his heart.

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Earlier Study: Dogs Prefer Petting to Praise

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