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Woof! A Guide to Dog Training (1995) | Slate

Woof! A Guide to Dog Training

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Woof! A Guide to Dog Training

With Host Matthew "Uncle Matty Margolis

Join host Matthew Margolis on location as he works through common problems with his students and their dogs.

Released: 1995
Runtime: 1h 5m

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Matthew MargolisHimself

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