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Family Life : Pets : Dogs
AKC vs RBDA: What�s the difference?
What is all the hype about our dogs belonging to a club? Many pet owners do not even belong to a club. Dog owners, who take pride in their pets, will generally register their dogs in some kind of kennel club, especially if they plan to breed their dog. Registered dogs tend to cost a little more and are more appealing to dog buyers.
Oct 30, 2005, 01:09

Family Life : Relationships
What�s Up With Relationship Coaches?
A relationship coach is an expert who literally becomes a part of your relationship for a short time and during that time they evaluate your relationship, act as a visionary in helping you to realize the potential of your relationship and offer tips and guidelines for achieving this potential.
Oct 30, 2005, 00:34

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