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Five Foolproof Tips for Better “Pit Bull” Advocacy
Recently BAD RAP shared the following message on their Facebook page that is truly some of the most sage advice you can receive when it comes to effective dog advocacy: Question: “How do I best defend my dog when people … Continue reading
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Washington Post Editorial Board makes shameful mistake, even for an opinion piece
According to the Washington Post, their Editorials “represent the views of The Washington Post as an institution, as determined through debate among members of the editorial board.” Hmm. Apparently then, The Washington Post as an institution sees no problem with … Continue reading
