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"Get Unstuck!" Episode 3 is now live.

Episode 3 of Get Unstuck! is now live 🎉

This week’s topic discusses confidence and resilience: Confident Dogs React Less – Is your dog as confident as you think?

How do we accidentally erode confidence? What can we do to build confidence in our day to day lives?

More episodes of our 5-part series are on the way—stay tuned!

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Christina

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