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  • Pablo Afcha

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    February 3, 2022 at 8:16 pm
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    Ok, that’s your opinion.

    I’ve studied ethology for two years in college and went several times through all the videos on the ethology class. As I stated helped several dogs with aggression issues and I watched the dog on the video you posted below and I can’t tell you it has nothing to do with the dog I talked about.

    Anyways my question was more directed to find info about aggression coming for a neurological disorder, since it is what the vets diagnosed and it is something a never heard before.

    I think it is a little ambitious to go over the vets diagnose and everything I noticed without being able to get to see the dog once, but good for you if you’re that confident…

    Thanks for all the articles and info you shared though.

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