Carmen Molinari

dog behaviorist and trainer/founder of Love at First Sit

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In Laguna Beach, a pet owner could be ticketed if their dog barks for 30 minutes straight or 60 minutes on-and-off within a 24-hour period. So how to keep a dog quiet?

How to stop your furry friend from being a bad neighbor

In Laguna Beach, a pet owner could be ticketed if their dog barks for 30 minutes straight or 60 minutes on-and-off within a 24-hour period. So how to keep a dog quiet?

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