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K8's Gr8 K9s Dog Training | Positive Dog Training in San Diego
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Expert, fun-filled dog training classes in San Diego for puppies, teens, adults & tiny dogs. From basic obedience to tricks and CGC prep—happy dogs, happy owners.
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