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The content provided on this blog, Hounds on the Highway, is for informational, storytelling, and entertainment purposes only. While we share personal experiences, rescue journeys, and pet-related tips, we are not veterinarians, legal professionals, or certified trainers, and our content should not be considered a substitute for professional advice.

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