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Date Posted: 04:15:36 05/15/05 Sun
Author: Karen
Subject: Denver Post Interview

I was quoted short in a couple places - I feel dogs need fun, fair, firm (no waffling but not harsh) and consistent training - not just firm and fair. I also stated that with the two most dangerous dogs I have worked with there was also a very risky lab and I have yet to deal with a supposedly dangerous breed that when in a proper home was really any more dangerous than any other dog. And I also asked hat I deal with quite a few rare and assumedly dangerous breeds be put in but that got cut.

but here is the article:

http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_2728101

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